Whaur’s Yer Wullie Shakespeare Noo is a comedic reenactment debating not just the Scots Enlightenment in the mid-1700s, but also…
There is something particularly refreshing about seeing original writing brought to life on stage, especially when a familiar story is…
The National Theatre of Scotland’s new expressionistic production of ‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’ is a magnificent theatrical gem.…
A vacuum cleaner might seem an unlikely starting point for an absorbing piece of theatre about growing up under the…
Fences by August Wilson “is a powerful family drama about racism, lost dreams, fatherhood, betrayal and the emotional barriers people…
Love is very complicated, and The Love That I’ve Lost undoubtedly demonstrates that. Written and directed by Morgan Clarice, The…
Calendar Girls is a beautifully uplifting and heartfelt production that all audiences relate to. The show radiates warmth, humour and…
There is something truly special about watching young talent take to the stage with confidence, enthusiasm and a genuine love…
A lyricist’s words can become so familiar to us that we forget the person who wrote them. ‘From the Heart’…
French spies, educated women and badly filed paperwork make for chaotic comedy in this new show set in 1066. Only…