Review: CROCODILE ROCK, Traverse Theatre
It’s 1997, it’s Millport and Steven McPhail is bored.
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Review: SHIRLEY VALENTINE, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Shirley Valentine is a celebration of women, freedom and what it means to find yourself again.
Review: ENOUGH OF HIM, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Based on a true story, Enough of Him explores the life of Joseph Knight, an African man enslaved by plantation owner Sir John Wedderburn and brought to Scotland to serve in his Perthshire mansion.
Review: SISTER RADIO, Tron Theatre
Sisters Fatemeh and Shirin have been living together, in the same flat in Edinburgh, for forty three years.
Review: THE GOLDEN RAGE, Oran Mor, Glasgow
Gossip columnists Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons had a readership of 75 million during the Golden Age of Hollywood.
Review: LA PERFORMANCE, Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Two actors, Her (Emmanuelle Laborit) and Him (Ramesh Meyyappan) rehearse backstage for a performance.
Review: THE CHER SHOW, Festival Theatre Edinburgh
Music icon turned Hollywood royalty, the Grammy®, Oscar®, Emmy® and Golden Globe® award-winning Queen of re-invention has conquered it all.
Interview: Christina Bianco Talks LIZA WITH A Z
BWW catches up with Christina Bianco to chat about bringing Liza With a Z to the Clapham Grand this month.
Review: 549: SCOTS OF THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR, Tron Theatre
In a small pub in Prestonpans, East Lothian, four millennials are told a story.
Review: SOUTH PACIFIC, Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Julian Ovenden and Gina Beck reprise their roles from the Chichester Festival Theatre production, and lead a sensational cast of over thirty including Rob Houchen, Joanna Ampil and Sera Maehara.
Review: MADE IN CHINA, Oran Mor
Deliveries pile up in a semi in Wishaw, as Janet panic-buys for her daughter’s sixteenth.
KIDNAPPED To Tour The UK in 2023
Kidnapped is a colourful new take on Stevenson’s historical adventure story about David Balfour who leaves home for the first time and must grow up fast to solve a family mystery and take revenge on an evil assailant.
Review: EXODUS, Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Bold, satirical and uncomfortably funny, Exodus explores systematic deception and the indifference to human suffering.
Review: BEAUTIFUL, King's Theatre, Glasgow
eautiful tells the inspiring true story of King's remarkable rise to stardom, from being part of a hit song-writing team with her husband Gerry Goffin, to her relationship with fellow writers and best friends Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann, to becoming one of the most successful solo acts in popular mu
Review: GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY, Theatre Royal, Glasgow
It’s 1934 in the heartland of America and we meet a group of wayward souls who cross paths in a time-weathered guesthouse.
Review: BUGSY MALONE, Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Prohibition era, New York.
Review: SALLY, Oran Mor, Glasgow
Sally’s electric performance as Sally Bowles has turned a rural touring production of Cabaret into an unlikely hit.
Review: BURN, Theatre Royal, Glasgow
A co-production between the National Theatre of Scotland, New York City’s The Joyce Theater and Edinburgh International Festival, Burn is a new creation from the legendary Scottish actor and author Alan Cumming and the Olivier award-winning and internationally renowned choreographer Steven Hoggett
Review: ROCK OF AGES, King's Theatre
Rock of Ages is the hilarious musical comedy lavished with over 25 classic rock anthems, including Don’t Stop Believin’, We Built This City, The Final Countdown, Wanted Dead or Alive, Here I Go Again, Can’t Fight this Feeling and I Want To Know What Love Is, played loud and proud by an awesome
EDINBURGH 2022: Review: MARC JENNINGS: ORIGINAL SOUND, Monkey Barrel
Scottish Comedian of the Year winner, viral video star and regular panellist on BBC Scotland's Breaking the News, Marc Jennings returns to the Fringe following his sold-out debut in 2019.
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