Review: AFTER LIFE, New Athenaeum Theatre
Jack Thorne's adaptation of Hirokazu Kore-eda's award-winning 1998 film presents an interesting premise at the Royal Conservatoire this week.
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Review: A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, Royal Lyceum Theatre
Southern belle Blanche DuBois (Kirsty Stuart) arrives at her sister Stella’s (Nalini Chetty) run-down apartment in New Orleans.
Review: BLUE MAN GROUP - BLUEVOLUTION WORLD TOUR, Festival Theatre
Watching the Blue Man Group is how I imagine a halluncinatory drug trip.
Review: MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS, Kings Theatre
A train passenger is murdered - Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot (Michael Maloney) must find the culprit.
Review: AFTER PARTY, Tron Theatre
After Party promises a satirical bash but feels more like an awkward hangover.
Review: UP, Tron Theatre
We discover the chances of perishing in a commercial plane crash are 29.
Review: HISTORY OF PAPER, Tron Theatre
A pizza express menu.
Review: NISH, DON'T KILL MY VIBE, Kings Theatre Glasgow
Who knew dissecting global politics could be such a riot? In his latest show, Nish Kumar (best known for The Mash Report and Taskmaster) proves we need punchlines to survive punch-ups.
Review: SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Who doesn't love a fun chick flick? Playwright Frances Poet delivers a playful adaptation of one of the oldest love stories, Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.
Review: THE BRENDA LINE, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Harry Mould's play debut zooms in on a fascinating, lesser-known historical tidbit.
Review: DIDO AND AENEAS, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
In total transparency, I was apprehensive about this one because I’ve always associated opera with being outdated and inaccessible.
Review: CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG, Kings Theatre Glasgow
Reinventing popular movies as stage musicals is a tricky road to navigate, but this Chitty Chitty Bang Bang shifts into high gear, potentially overtaking the original.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: SINGIN' I'M NO A BILLY, HE'S A TIM at EICC
Des Dillon's award-winning Glaswegian play centres around a Rangers fan and a Celtics fan locked in a prison cell together.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: YOU & IT, Assembly Checkpoint
Presented by the EG Musical Company of South Korea, You & It feels like a haunting Black Mirror episode disguised as a Disney fairytale.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: ALOK: HAIRY SITUATION, Bristo Square
After a sold-out 2022 show at the Traverse, celebrated comedian ALOK returns to Edinburgh with an introspective solo show challenging traditional ideas of beauty, gender and identity.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: FOUNTAIN OF YOU, Assembly Rooms
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland brings Tasha Gordon-Solomon and Faye Chiao's new play Fountain of You to the Fringe, diving deep into the perils of female ageism.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: OFF WITH YOUR HEAD!, 32 Below
In a world where theatre often conforms to traditional actors and spectators, Off with your Head is a breath of fresh air - a delightful fusion of art, comedy, choose-your-own-adventure and interactive gaming that redefines the boundaries of live performance.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: THE BLACK BLUES BROTHERS, Assembly Rooms Music Hall
Fringe royalty 'The Black Blues Brothers' have a lengthy list of achievements.
Review: EDINBURGH 2024: A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, Assembly Rooms
Stephen Sondheim's 'A Little Night Music' is one of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's two performances at the Fringe this year.
Review: GREASE, Kings Theatre Glasgow
Adopting Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey's original stage version, the production deviates from the famous movie starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
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