Irina Glinski
@irinalikestea
Irina is a persistent theatre-goer who has written for The Wee Review since 2014. She has also written for Exeunt and The List. She likes concrete quite a lot and dislikes talking about herself in the third person.
Reviews: 16
Other Articles: 1
Shake
The benchmark tale of mistaken identity and the follies of love given retro styling and a vaudevillian twist.
The 306: Dawn
NTS returns to its nomadic roots by staging this powerful WWI drama in a barn in Perthshire.
Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme
Frank McGuinness’s 1985 World War I play looks outdated.
This Restless House
Directed by Dominic Hill, this four-hour epic of ambition and revenge is a skilful reworking of a Greek classic.
The Destroyed Room
A brave and experimental piece from Vanishing Point that asks all the right questions.
ANO Nedoslov
A hard to follow but important to stage double bill as part of Progression 2015 International Celebration of Deaf Arts.
Interview: Frank Van Laecke
‘All of the private storylines, all of the private sorrows.’ Les Ballets C de la B stage director talks about En Avant, Marche! at EIF
Refugee Boy
This moving and challenging adaptation of Benjamin Zephaniah’s novel tells of a boy waiting to be found.
Wendy Hoose
A candid and riotous sex-comedy about the difficulties of getting your leg over in the digital age.