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Cleese has adapted three of the show’s iconic episodes

Lovely to see a lot of excited children on the edge of their seats as they enjoyed CS Lewis’s timeless classic at the King’s Theatre in Glasgow. With all of today’s fabulous fast-moving animation, sparking […]

I have to admit to being surprised at how many people admitted they were followers of the paranormal world when questioned at the beginning of Ghost Stories currently showing at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, […]

It’s utterly amazing how powerful puppetry can set the emotions on high alert and the stage performance of Michael Morpurgo’s timeless War Horse story is a stunning example. Currently on a revival tour, the 2007 […]

For many the first years of Thatcher’s Britain were mentally and physically destroying as industries were hard hit and workers laid off. At the time, playwright Alan Bleasdale ‘s spot on television series, Boys from […]

Shakespeare’s plays are always a difficult one to call. The sheer intensity of the writing means concentration and stamina throughout, and this puts many theatregoers off. But a modern clean sweep has transformed The Merchant […]

Sitting on a train and watching the world go round is a great chill out. But for Rachel Watson it started the unravelling of a murder investigation which really messed with her head. The Girl […]

A modern makeover for a timeless classic is matched by powerful performances in Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire. It was 84 years ago that the complex play was penned and following a successful run […]

An old style murder mystery is always thrilling. Add in a fantastic modern set and it’s a winner all round. Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express dates back to 1934, but with a fresh […]

Speaking in the native common tongue is becoming more and more popular with the younger generation as they battle to keep their national identity. None more so than in Scotland, where Gaelic has become a […]