Chilling theatre at its best and delivered with a real uncomfortableness that is gripping and terrifying at the same time. Clydebank born writer Chris Hannan is known for his expertise in adapting novels, but his […]
The arch of an eyebrow and slight twitch of the mouth and the man who terrorised cinemas in the 1990s was back in full horror and on stage. Actor John Partridge is best known for […]
It’s 230 years since poet Robert Burns died and he is still topping the bill! An amazing man of many contradictions, Burns is still much revered for his poetry, and a wonderful piece of theatre […]
Hitting 30 can hammer home the highs and lows of a person’s romantic past pretty hard. Realising that as age creeps up, often the chances of finding love get more complicated. So, D.C. Jackson’s wonderfully […]
Power over people is the strong message which this Pulitzer Prize winner spells out in the emotionally charged play Sweat. It is first class, from the fabulously creative set to the strong acting and punchy […]
Women often took the back step in rufty-tufty Glasgow in the 1970s and felt their voices were never heard. Fast forward to 2026 and it’s all about female empowerment and Up a Close gives a […]
Languishing in the fifth tier of Scottish football must mean plenty of dedication and patience from the 300 plus diehard fans. It’s 14 years since Cowdenbeath won a trophy, but now supporters are celebrating a […]
Twenty-five years ago, television audiences were gripped by the impressive detective skills of Inspector Morse. And today his name lives on as theatre goers are enthralled by his antics in Inspector Morse – House of […]
Nostalgia can lead to doubt. The fear that the memory is more positive than the actual event. So, there was some scepticism that a play about what was a truly brilliant sitcom in its day […]
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 […]