Theatre

Younger generations tend to be more vocal about tackling the world’s problems and especially the hot topic of the climate crisis. Writer Dawn King’s intriguing play, The Trials is bang on the button at addressing […]

One man plays require a great deal of effort on the part of the actor and strict concentration from the audience. Company of Wolves production of The Bacchae features the re-telling of the myth of […]

Who knew that British Imperialism could be so dark and yet so funny. When the theatre company is called Disaster Plan, it’s going to be a strange old night, and award-winning Julia Taudevin didn’t let […]

A Christmas cracker in wet February is a fabulous way to have some after festive fun. Be warned, this production is a belter of daft jokes, silly skirmishes and even a wee bit of hilarious […]

A performance which promises to take the audience to “The Land of the Divine” is certain to be heavenly. Brightly coloured costumes and a magical set, along with military precision dancing set the bar high […]

Red shoes everywhere just added to the excitement and anticipation which seems to follow choreographer Matthew Bourne. Rightly applauded as a national treasure, Bourne is the best and The Red Shoes performance is top notch […]

Winter magic proved to be the icing on the cake for Brazilian ballet dancer Yuri Marques with his brilliance leading to a top honour. The fabulous Glasgow opening night of Scottish Ballet’s Snow Queen at […]