This two women play by Sylvia Dow ends its three week tour of twelve Scotland venues at the hot and…
It’s too glib to simply give this a theatrical review. Yes, it’s well-acted, well-lit, commitment and emotion running through the…
Isla Cowan’s beautifully written new play is a gem. It focusses on the relationship between two young women in their…
Jack Hunter tells the story of his Scottish childhood, with pre-recorded content from his tenacious twin sister, Bec. Jack and…
This play is a compelling duel monologue between a wife and her husband during the weekend of a spirited wedding…
A law existed until very recently which refused to acknowledge that gay and lesbian existence was normal. Between 1988 and…
Back to The Traverse Theatre, which can be relied upon for good quality shows with high production values, great tech…
It probably helps that I was already a fan of the music of The View and Kyle Falconer. This was…
A technical Tour De Force, and certainly the most lavish production by the Traverse at this year’s Fringe, with a…
Set against the backdrop of the obscure art of Backhold wrestling, Glasgow writer Nat McClearly teams up with director and…