Raw, brutal, honest, comic. Of the latter Mark Thomas is a master but so equally effective is he at the…
A brand new play from writer Katie Fraser, directed by Laura Walker for Framework Theatre, a Scotland-based charitable organisation which…
James Rowland’s one-man show, Learning to Fly, is engaging, heartwarming and very funny. He is a gifted storyteller with a…
Having just finished a quick nine reviews at the too-short Edinburgh Horror Festival, it was somewhat ironic that my next…
It’s a shame circumstances prevented us seeing ‘Sunny Boy’, the sequel to ‘Dead Dad Dog’, but, 35 years on from…
This tale of male friendship and football is based on writer / director Eilidh Loan’s own memories of growing up…
Andy McGregor’s show, about a short-lived Indie band in the early nineties, includes an album’s worth of original songs, so…
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…