There is something reassuringly familiar about Jersey Boys. This is my third encounter with the musical in approximately six years, suggesting…
Whaur’s Yer Wullie Shakespeare Noo is a comedic reenactment debating not just the Scots Enlightenment in the mid-1700s, but also…
The National Theatre of Scotland’s new expressionistic production of ‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’ is a magnificent theatrical gem.…
There are moments in The Void when I genuinely believe I have boarded the Nostromo, and for someone whose youthful infatuation with…
Of spectacle and razzamatazz there was no shortage. For pure froth, noise and escapism this production scores high. But absent…
There is something particularly satisfying about watching a young theatre company begin to find its feet. Earlier this year, I…
There are tribute bands, and then there are those which, for a couple of hours at least, manage to transport…
Tandem is a writing collective established and run by playwrights Jennifer Adam, Amy Hawes and Mhairi Quinn. This new writing…
Short but perfectly formed, Balisong occasionally comes perilously close to feeling like a public-information film about the dangers of knives. But perhaps…
The colonnaded Lower Hall of Assembly Roxy is an impressive architectural space, marching ionic columns and barrel vaulted roofs, but…