REVIEW: South Bend – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
The problem with actor/playwright Martin McCormick’s autobiographical (or so he claims) South Bend, is that the minute he asks the...
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REVIEW: Ma, Pa and the Little Mouths – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
It’s into the insular world of the reclusive Ma and Pa that we eavesdrop in award-winning actor and playwright Martin...
REVIEW: The Brothers Karamazov – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Four central performances of considerable strength mark Richard Crane and Faynia Williams’ revived production of Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov as...
SEAT REVIEWS: Tron Theatre, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: The Tron Theatre Main House is a 230 seat, tiered auditorium broken into two levels with slip seats on...
FEATURE: Tron Ambassadors guest reviews
This month, I again had the chance to work with the Tron Theatre on their Ambassadors programme, delivering their theatre...
REVIEW: All The Things I Lied About – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
If lying was a paying job, then Katie Bonna and her family would be billionaires. At the heart of All...
REVIEW: The Snaw Queen – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
This review was originally written for The Reviews Hub. The news that Johnny McKnight was back at the helm of...
FEATURE: Tron Ambassadors Guest Reviews – Grain in the Blood
Last month I had the privilege of working with the Tron Theatre on their Ambassadors programme, delivering the theatre reviewing...
REVIEW: A Steady Rain – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Despite the predictability of the script, Robert Jack and Andy Clark's powerhouse performances elevate Keith Huff's A Steady Rain above...
REVIEW: Miracle on 34 Parnie Street – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
This review was originally written for and published by www.thepublicreviews.com at http://www.thepublicreviews.com/miracle-on-34-parnie-street-tron-theatre-glasgow/ There’s no denying Johnny McKnight’s theatrical credentials: writer of...
