Theatre Royal

glasgowtheatreblog September 14, 2017

Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner is a literary juggernaut, spending over two years on the New York Times best-seller list,...

glasgowtheatreblog July 8, 2017

Edith Nesbit’s 1905 tale is as quintessentially British as strawberries and cream and cucumber sandwiches. The subject of four television...

glasgowtheatreblog April 14, 2017

A guitar smashes, someone storms off stage and so starts the story of seminal Mod band The Small Faces. Following...

glasgowtheatreblog March 29, 2017

You must admire the bold, brave, artistic choices that have characterised Scottish Opera's current season. However, whether these choices resonate...

glasgowtheatreblog March 10, 2017

A lot has changed in the few short years since the first national tour of Mischief Theatre’s The Play That...

glasgowtheatreblog January 25, 2017

The nightmarish world of Franz Kafka's The Trial, a world of surveillance, authoritarian power and injustice, was a work of...

glasgowtheatreblog December 16, 2016

This review was originally written for The Reviews Hub Based on his 1987 novel, the first of the Barrytown trilogy...

glasgowtheatreblog October 29, 2016

Strictly Come Dancing alumni Robin Windsor and Anya Garnis, along with special guest star, 2012 series winner and Olympian Louis...

glasgowtheatreblog October 23, 2016

Scottish Opera's music director Stuart Stratford starts this year's Sunday Series on a high note with an outstanding concert performance...

glasgowtheatreblog October 14, 2016

What do you do with a work that is almost universally adored? Leave well alone is always the sensible answer...