THEATRE REVIEW: Aye, Elvis
2018-08-16
I doubt if there’s another actress in Scotland who could play the The King-loving quine role of Joan in MornaContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Fishermen
2018-08-15
New Perspectives Theatre Company aims to “excite, challenge and engage”. And boy did they deliver on all three fronts withContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Benny
2018-08-15
Names stick. Hence why Alfred Hawthorne Hill changed his forename to Benny. The former, according to the excellent Liam TobinContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Kid’s Play
2018-08-15
Big Daddy and Young Theo. Sounds like a wrestling match between Shirley Crabtree and a bookish Etonian. And in aContinue Reading
Chilean Puppet Theatre @ Edinburgh Fringe Festival
2018-08-14
OANI Theatre will present Afuera (Outside) and Sabiduría (Wisdom), two productions which form part of the company’s celebrated show TrilogiaContinue Reading
THATRE REVIEW: Heroine
2018-08-12
A one woman play detailing a harrowing story of pain & loss for a woman in the American army. BasedContinue Reading
Shakespeare’s King Lear (alone) @ Edinburgh Fringe
2018-08-11
Inamoment theatre presents King Lear (alone); Shakespeare’s play, adapted by Edinburgh Fringe award-winning playwright Frank Bramwell and featuring Bob YoungContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: And Before I Forget I Love You, I Love You
2018-08-11
“You always do it, don’t you?” said an impressed audience member to Pip Utton as he thanked us for attendingContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Nine Foot Nine
2018-08-09
All women of the world suddenly grow to nine foot nine. What next? How would the world react? How wouldContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Simon Callow in De Profundis
2018-08-07
Infamy! Infamy! They’ve all got it in for me! Or in the case of the self-proclaimed “lord of language” OscarContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: A Christmas Carol
2018-08-06
Before a wooden chair and a rumpled raincoat suspended from the ceiling on a hook, an angelic rendition of OContinue Reading
The Kaiser and I @ Scotland’s Smallest Theatre
2018-07-12
by Hazel Stevens The tiniest theatre in Scotland are hosts to some marvellous entertainment from comedies, tragedy to musical evenings. AContinue Reading
The National Theatre of Scotland at the 2018 Festivals
2018-06-06
Four productions at Festivals in Edinburgh and Glasgow in August 2018 Two world premieres at the Edinburgh Fringe: internationalContinue Reading
GLASGOW CITIZENS THEATRE: FIRST SEASON AT TRAMWAY
2018-05-02
Tickets are now on sale for the first two productions to be staged during the Citizens Theatre’s first season atContinue Reading