4.0
Review: Looking For Fireflies, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
In a world currently shadowed with grief in various shapes and forms, finding the ways and words to express the ongoing intensity of it all often feels like an...
Scotland
4.0
4.0
Review: Lament for Sheku Bayoh, National Theatre of Scotland and EIF
Lament for Sheku Bayoh is a response to the 2015 death of an unarmed black man, Sheku Bayoh, whilst in police custody in Kirkcaldy, Scotland. Up to six police ...
3.0
Review: Here We Are Again, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Here We Are Again feels like a slight tease due to the timing of its release. The short, from writer Dan Rebellato, follows a character (read by Jesse...
3.0
Review: Meeting Tatha, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Freedom. How many of us truly realised its value until lockdown? And now we find ourselves in a position again where our freedom hangs in the balance, as tough...
4.0
Review: The Message, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
The Message is a breath of fresh air for both its subject and its audience. This piece from writer Hannah Khalil follows the perspective of something ...
4.0
Review: Strange Rocks, Mull Theatre
"How to begin?” This is the question I ask myself every time I go to write a review. No doubt, every writer faces this question each time they decide to put pe...