URGENT PLEA for support from Scotland’s Capital Theatres
2020-09-22
Capital Theatres, Scotland’s largest theatre charity, have launched a Crowdfunder campaign in an urgent appeal for support in order toContinue Reading
Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s Capital Theatres NEED You!
2020-09-10
Dear First Minister, Letter from The Board, Patrons and Supporters of Capital Theatres We seek urgent recognition from theContinue Reading
Scotland’s Capital Theatres RECEIVE £168K BOOST from National Lottery
2020-08-26
Capital Theatres, Scotland’s largest theatre charity, has received £168,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to support its three venuesContinue Reading
Prism @ Edinburgh King’s Theatre
2019-10-29
I don’t know whether Count Arthur Strong saw the original 2017 production of Prism at Hampstead Theatre. Or whether theContinue Reading
Eye Of The Storm @ King’s Theatre
2019-09-19
A caravan and an approaching storm (fittingly entitled Hurricane Boris). The perfect description of a summer holiday in the bestContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Secret River @ King’s Theatre
2019-08-07
When poverty forces William Thornhill (Nathaniel Dean) into crime in order to save his wife Sal (Georgia Adamson) and theirContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Lady Vanishes
2019-02-19
When the biggest laugh of the night is generated by a stranger innocently referring to an elegant lady’s secret loverContinue Reading
REVIEW: National Opera Studio @ Scottish Opera
2019-02-06
The National Opera Studio is the leading opera training organization in the United Kingdom. The programme is tailored to theContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Shakespeare in Love
2018-11-14
A light hearted comedy of mistaken identities, breath-taking poetry and love beyond social status. The King’s Theatre and Shakespeare inContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Rain Man
2018-10-03
Bill Kenwright is chairman of Everton Football Club whose motto “Nil Satis Nisi Optimum” means “Nothing but the best is good enough”.Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Pressure
2018-02-14
“There is nothing predictable about the British weather,” says Winston Churchill’s chief meteorologist, the Dalkeith-born Group Captain James Stagg (David Haig), toContinue Reading