Culture
Hen Night Horror
Adding a huge dollop of horror to a hen night is the perfect ingredients for a hilarious piece of theatre. Laughter was rolling down the cheeks of the audience at The Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow […]
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Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man
An explosion of dance with a dash of seduction and thrills had the audience gasping with delight as The Car Man burst onto stage with real energy and panache! Choreographer Sir Matthew Bourne is a […]
Culture
Rollers Forever
A night of tartan Tam o’ Shanters and half-mast trousers brought memories flooding back for fans of the epic Bay City Rollers. The audience at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow embraced the cultural clothes and […]
Culture
East is East
There’s a warning before this 30th anniversary revival that the play dates back to 1970 when times were different. So, it was lovely to see just how today’s multi-cultural society is making East is East […]
Culture
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Miss Jean Brodie is the teacher you wouldn’t want your children to meet. Young, elegant and mysterious but ultimately dangerous and ready to mould the young girls she teaches into how she sees the world. […]
Culture
Future Acts
Looking into the future through the eyes of Scottish creative film makers is certainly fascinating. Celebrating its 20th birthday, the National Theatre of Scotland joined forces with BBC Scotland to create a special hybrid project […]
Culture
Tristan and Yseult
Being greeted in full harmony by the Club of the Unloved set the bar for a night of entertaining geekiness. British theatre director Emma Rice is known for her quirky and energetic theatre shows and […]
Culture
Culture
Paranormal Activity
It’s strange how humans get a sense of togetherness when the fear of the unknown bites. As the Theatre Royal in Glasgow was plunged into darkness ready for Paranormal Activity, one audience member was keen […]
Culture