3.0
Review: Part of That World, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
One person is leaving, another is hurt trying to stop them. That’s the crux of Part of That World, even if that description removes the artistry, and the weird...
Pitlochry Festival Theatre
3.0
3.0
Review: 22 Mays, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Some people stay with you forever, don’t they? Those great loves of your life, those great powers. A part of you will always be with them, and a part of them w...
2.0
Review: Tatha Wakes Up From A Very Long Sleep, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Whilst some London theatres finally begin to open their doors to a lucky and eager few audience members, our lovely Scottish theatres remain closed and very mu...
4.0
The Birch Tree Speaks, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Do you ever feel like nature is speaking to you? Directly to
you. It’s sending you a message in the wind, something mystical that you can’t
quite explain. And ...
4.0
Review: A Man Stands in a Forest, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
In this short from the Pitlochry Festival Theatre's Shades of Tay series, Richard Colvin conveys a broken soldier, reflecting upon the waters for a sense of so...
4.0
Review: Fish Woman, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
I have so much to write about this stunning piece of work, even though it only lasted a short four minutes. Fish Woman by Frances Poet is one of the premiering...