Peter Munro
After studying English and Film & Media at Uni, Peter eventually moved to Glasgow so he could be nearer the GFT. He will do anything if Doctor Who and tea is involved.
Reviews: 32
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Jamie Dalgleish: From Buckfast to Middle Class
Rather predictable, unengaging stand-up
Susie McCabe’s Great Expectations
Superb comedic style slightly let down by length of set
Carmen Lynch: Awkwardly Hot
Competent standup which arguably tries too hard to be dark
Gary Delaney: Gagster’s Paradise
Skilful gag-smith examines the camaraderie of comedy in a true masterclass.
A Disappearing Act
A bewildering display of artifice focusing on the thin line between laughter and grief.
Cyrano de Bergerac
Tedious, over-long, unfocussed, dull and largely impenetrable production from National Theatre of Scotland
VENT
Touring Scotland this month, Vent is a dazzling, nightmarish quasi-dystopian examination of mental health issues.
A Night to Remember
This ambitious collaboration of the Citizens Theatre’s drama groups culminates in a highly satisfying mix of drama, nostalgia and the supernatural.
Isle of Dogs
Visually ravishing stop motion animation with perhaps too much imagination.
Strangers on a Train
Serviceable version of murder pact drama made famous by Hitchcock
Lampedusa
Wonder Fools’ migrant play shows kindness blooms in the most unexpected places