Reviews

Scotland as a nation proud or free, or a place that will forever be a part of England Read more »

Earlier in the year Glasgow Music Theatre wowed us with a sterling performance of West Side Story, Bernstein’s best-loved streetwise reinterpretation o... Read more »

“I seem to be always trying to get myself off the ground.” Read more »

Traditional dance and acrobatics are increasingly under threat. Every year, another company rolls up at the Fringe, with a spectacular show, based on a natio... Read more »

Undeniably sumptuous, frequently elegant and weak on narrative, Ashley Page’s vision of Lewis Carroll’s celebrated children’s story is, on ... Read more »

Chin stroker confounded Read more »

  An admission of complicity I regard Tom Pritchard and Jack Webb as friends – not in the Facebook sense, but as people with whom I have spent ho... Read more »

  Ready for something intense? Lights out, lets go. James, fifteen, wakes up in a jail cell charged with attempted murder. He has no recollection of wh... Read more »

Once upon a time there was a company called Forced Entertainment. They made theatre that was funny and emotional, and everybody liked them. Alas, Forced Ente... Read more »