Traverse Theatre

<strong>The Memories Will Mostly Be Bright – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh</strong>

Creating and crafting theatre from scratch is a brave endeavour. Part of you is being measured, assessed and critiqued and…

2 years ago

<strong>Cell Outs – Traverse Theatre</strong>

Two ex-screws take to intimate interior of the thrust stage of Traverse 2 to provide a thought-provoking insight into the…

2 years ago

<strong>Redcoat – Traverse Theatre</strong>

Lewis Jobson treats us to some extra sparkle, joy, and magic in this exuberantly light-hearted one-man show.  He celebrates his…

2 years ago

<strong>Witch Hunt – Traverse Theatre</strong>

One could happily have stayed seated and watched this show all over again. Straight away, not tomorrow night (the second…

2 years ago

<strong>Sister Radio – Traverse Theatre</strong>

43 Years in 80 minutes – Sister Radio has the silence speak volumes. The sinister silence between sisters or the…

2 years ago

<strong>The Time Machine: A Radical Feminist Reworking – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh</strong>

Nearing the end of a one-month tour, Feminist Theatre group Jordan and Skinner bring their own take on the H.G.…

2 years ago

Crocodile Rock – Traverse Theatre

Andy McGregor’s Crocodile Rock evokes Elton John and his sexuality through the title, before the actual landmark on Milport in…

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The Beauty Queen of Leenane – Traverse Theatre

Maureen Folan (Julie Hale) leads a frustrating and angry life looking after her elderly mother Mag (Nuala Walsh), thanks in…

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549: Scots of the Spanish Civil War – Traverse Theatre

The 549 of the title is the number of Scots who took part in the Spanish Civil War, fighting a…

2 years ago

Don’t. Make. Tea. – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

It is a rainy night in Edinburgh. I expect to find a car parking place easily, but to my horror…

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