The Hound of the Baskervilles @ Glasgow’s Tron
With a plinkety-plonkety recording of “How much is that doggy in the window?” raising a smile pre-show, you’d be forgivenContinue Reading
With a plinkety-plonkety recording of “How much is that doggy in the window?” raising a smile pre-show, you’d be forgivenContinue Reading
It’s over 60 years since Shelagh Delaney’s debut play, written at the age of 19, burst onto the stage ofContinue Reading
Cheap jokes about Uranus aside, have you ever tried flirting with a planet? Thought not. But it’s a challenge posedContinue Reading
A caravan and an approaching storm (fittingly entitled Hurricane Boris). The perfect description of a summer holiday in the bestContinue Reading
A small object – spotlit, red and egg-like – lies at the foot of an empty music stand. Around whichContinue Reading
This is the story of a man facing up to the horror of his own creation. No, not a critiqueContinue Reading
If you are looking for a circus performance to enjoy during this Fringe festival, then look no further as BackboneContinue Reading
Contrary to the title of one of Nina Simone’s most iconic tunes (written by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse forContinue Reading
‘Goliath in the water’ presented by the Modeun Company is inspired by the homonymous novel by the South Korean authorContinue Reading
The dress is red for a reason. And it flutters in the breeze of the celebrated folk singer Rowan Rheingans’Continue Reading
Don’t mention the war. No, not the Torquay tornado Basil Fawlty putting his goose-stepping foot in it, but the Bassington-bornContinue Reading
Insanity, they say, is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. A process whichContinue Reading
With an all-male cast of six, and the two hours’ traffic of our in-the-round and in-your-face stage reduced to sixtyContinue Reading
Pip Utton has been writing and performing one-man shows for over quarter of a century. And to the best ofContinue Reading
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