Claire Wood
@cmfwood
Claire has a day job in advertising and an unofficial evening-time job haunting the theatres of Scotland. (And further afield, when she can find an excuse.) She's happiest just before curtain up.
Reviews: 348
Other Articles: 4
The Loneliest Girl In The World
Insightful, ascerbic and occasionally poetic theatre exploring youth, anxiety and the cult of celebrity
The Polar Bears Go Up
Inventive, engaging children’s theatre that can capture even a cynic’s heart.
Meow Meow’s Little Mermaid
Scintillating cabaret performer Meow Meow doffs a cap to convention and then stamps on it
Jess and Joe Forever
A captivatingly sweet love story and a yearning plea for a better world.
The Revlon Girl
A funny, feisty, heart-wrenching story of how lipstick can look like hope.
Last Resort
Boisterous, brilliant theatre that shines a light on the treatment of detainees in Guantanamo Bay.
Nassim
A polished, heartfelt, and involving production about the frustrations of miscommunication
Séance
Stupendously sinister, suspenseful immersive theatre in a pitch-black container from Darkfield
The Sky Is Safe
Compelling depiction of stories rarely told, by brilliant Scottish writer/actor Matthew Zajac
Beauty
Writer and director of a new play by Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group explains how labels can stick
Eve
We talk to transgender writer and performer Jo Clifford about this deeply personal show.