Curtains @ King’s Theatre Glasgow
2020-03-11
The theatre has been quarantined, all the exits are guarded and nobody is allowed to leave. Why, even the stageContinue Reading
Within Sight @ Edinburgh Traverse Theatre
2020-03-08
Ellen Renton performs an impactful debut in her one woman show about living with albinism. As a spoken word artistContinue Reading
The Slightly Annoying Elephant
2020-03-06
“There’s somebody at the door. Oh, there’s somebody at the door.” Rod Hull and Emu’s excited refrain when visitors rangContinue Reading
Dial M for Murder @ Edinburgh King’s Theatre
2020-02-25
Unlike prolific crime writer Max Halliday (Michael Salami) who in the opening scene boasts to Margot Wendice (Sally Bretton), withContinue Reading
April In Paris @ Behind The Wall
2020-02-20
Glasgow has A Play, A Pie and A Pint. And thanks to a winning collaboration between Behind The Wall and theContinue Reading
I Think We Are Alone @ Edinburgh King’s Theatre
2020-02-19
Frosted panes of glass are wheeled to and fro with the graceful precision of a Bolshoi choreographer. Behind which, shadowyContinue Reading
Zog @ Edinburgh King’s Theatre
2020-02-13
The success of Freckle Productions’ touring adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s best-selling picture book Zog, which in 2010Continue Reading
Trojan Horse @ Edinburgh Traverse
2020-02-12
“Jihadist plot to take over city schools.” Fairly grabs your attention, doesn’t it? Not to mention send a shiver downContinue Reading
A Wire Apart @ Manipulate Festival
2020-02-11
Following stand out performances at Manipulate Festival over the past years, Paper Doll Militia have returned with a visually stunningContinue Reading
Pride & Prejudice* (*sort of)
2020-01-29
History, they say, is written by the victors. Her story, on the other hand, in the case of Isobel McArthur’sContinue Reading
God of Carnage @ Theatre Royal Glasgow
2020-01-28
This revival of French playwright Yasmina Reza’s dark satire highlights the slapstick over the savagery. The Novaks, parents of 11-yearContinue Reading
Oor Wullie @ Glasgow’s Theatre Royal
2020-01-21
“Bawheid” Wahid (Eklovey Kashyap) has a face like a “melted welly”. For despite hailing from the best wee country inContinue Reading
The Ocean at the End of the Lane @ National Theatre
2020-01-08
Given that the 2013 novel on which it is based is by the legendary fantasy author Neil Gaiman (who boastsContinue Reading
It’s A Wonderful Life @ Scottish Storytelling Centre
2019-12-19
Credit to Floating Brick for daring to stage a seven-show run of It’s A Wonderful Life in the heart ofContinue Reading