THEATRE REVIEW: The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven
2018-12-22
The closing lyric of eden ahbez’s haunting ballad Nature Boy, made famous by Nat King Cole, crystallises the lesson atContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: A Christmas Carol @ Stirling Castle
2018-12-22
Credit to Graham Hill for stepping into the night gown and slippers of Scrooge at short notice. With book inContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Six the Musical
2018-12-21
Don’t let the dry subject matter fool you. Six the musical, written and composed by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss,Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: A Ladder To The Stars
2018-12-18
Visible Fictions and Aberdeen Performing Arts’ charming show for tots and toddlers fits snugly under the warm glow of theContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: POGGLE
2018-12-12
A show which ends with an audience of toddlers and young children being told to take a run and jumpContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Kinky Boots
2018-12-12
There’s no denying that Kinky Boots is a feel-good crowd-pleaser. The standing ovation on the second night of the EdinburghContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Rapunzel @ Cumbernauld
2018-12-11
‘Twas the night before Rapunzel’s eighteenth birthday when, all through the tower, not a creature was stirring, not even aContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: A Christmas Carol
2018-12-08
How are your fah-lah-lahs? Not Les Dawson’s double entendre enquiry into the well-being of Ray Barraclough’s nether regions, but aContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Cinderella @ Falkirk Town Hall
2018-12-08
Oh, the weather outside was frightful. Much like the hair-don’t of Craig Glover’s fabulously funny Sadie which in the stand-outContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Mouthpiece
2018-12-07
A world premiere at the Traverse Theatre tells of when the two sides of Edinburgh collide on the cliffs ofContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: McGonagall’s Chronicles
2018-12-07
(Which Will Be Remembered For A Very Long Time) There’s no danger I’ll forget Gary McNair’s McGonagall’s Chronicles. It’s anContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Wendy and Peter Pan
2018-12-01
Girls aren’t allowed on the battlefield, says the sword-wielding John (George Naylor) to his sister Wendy (Isobel McArthur). Their roleContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: This Evil Thing
2018-11-21
To object or not to object? That is the question at the heart of Michael Mears‘ self-penned one-man show ThisContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Galoshins
2018-11-18
With nothing more than an open hand and a mouth harmonica, puppeteer Shane Connolly captivates the small but perfectly formed gathering atContinue Reading