Review: Peter Pan, National Theatre of Scotland
We all know the story of Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up – right?
Not necessarily.
The National Theatre of Scotland recently premiered their new vision...
Reviews
Review: Licence, by Jonathan Brown
Like many of the performances showcased at The Brighton Fringe, Jonathan Brown’s one-man show Licence is a voyage into the extraordinary. During the even...
Review: Laundry and Bourbon, and Lone Star
In a city saturated with theatre, how do you go about selecting what you see? More to the point, how do you go about seeing something which is a) value of m...
Review: Hurts Given and Received
The reasons for which we go to the theatre are as diverse as they are controversial. Do we go to be entertained or educated? Provoked or placated? Alienated ...
Review: Turbo Folk
If you’re reading from outside Glasgow, you might not be familiar with the format of A Play, a Pie and a Pint. Scotland’s first lunchtime theatre was launche...
Review: Sweet Charity
There are times when watching a show that you begin to wonder how such a show ever got produced in the first place, Sweet Charity newly transferred to the The...