The Taming of the Shrew
A rising call to gender-anarchy that is both playful and provocative.
Tristan and Yseult
Kneehigh’s innovative and anarchic “love-story for the unloved” makes its Glasgow debut
My Country: A Work in Progress
Glasgow is the first stop for The National’s poignant, unexpectedly funny examination of Brexit Britain
Little Shop of Horrors
Uplifting and invigorating, Skid Row ain’t so bad. Just don’t feed the plants.
Sunny Afternoon
Ray Davies’ musical biography of British Invasion bad boys The Kinks brings a welcome splash of sunshine.
Measure for Measure
Blisteringly intense Russian language production removes fluffy comedic stuffing to expose Shakespeare’s razor wit.
Golden Arm Theatre Project
An energetic mash-up of gentle comedy and infectious indie-pop that is an unashamedly good-natured night out.
All My Sons
Rapture’s production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons is a solid, if uninspiring, introduction to this lynchpin of modern American drama.
The Last Hotel
Lauded Irish Director-Playwright Enda Walsh trades cryptic characters for musical bombast in his first foray into opera.
Sanitise
An effervescent master-class in solo performance that never quite gets to grips with the emotional nitty-gritty of its subject matter.
Macbeth
Filter’s ingenious retelling is sometimes too preoccupied with its own cleverness to land the full emotional body-blow
HOWL(ing)
HOWL(ing) exposes the greatest minds of post-indyref Scotland in an affectionate and admirably unbiased blast of theatrical sunlight.
My Name Is…
A bittersweet love letter to the pain of broken families, difficult choices and unforeseen repercussions.
Heart
Despite a promising set-up, a disappointing script ensures the only heart on show in this cross-cultural love triangle is the title.
Our Country’s Good
A hard-working cast deliver a fine introduction to this still-potent tale of power, punishment and redemption.
The Tempest
A lively production that unflinchingly explores themes of colonisation of one of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies.
The Libertine
This hugely enjoyable production charms with as much wit and swagger as its main protagonist.
The Forbidden Experiment
Enormous Yes’ brilliantly multi-layered production is much more than the retelling of a long-buried scandal.
Invisible Empire
Ambitious but underdeveloped performance piece exploring what turns well-adjusted citizens into violent revolutionaries.
Never Try This At Home
A riotous look behind the scenes of Saturday morning telly from Told By an Idiot Theatre Company.
Blink
A subversive and genuinely charming love story perfect for anyone who has ever felt they were being watched.