James V: Katherine
Festival Theatre StudioScaled-back instalment of the James Plays series offers a story of heresy, heartache, and hope
Beth Blakemore/12 April 2024
Scaled-back instalment of the James Plays series offers a story of heresy, heartache, and hope
Beth Blakemore/12 April 2024
Unequal pay fight makes excellent musical theatre
Caryl Churchill's captivating play sees two representations of catastrophe collide
Is a generic, ‘perfect’ culture better than the stereotypes we attempt to dissolve?
Arguably not the greatest voice in the world, but Callas' private life and tumultuous existence, worthy of Verdi, make plays such as this an intriguing exploration of humanity and façade.
Showing @ Festival Theatre 9-13 Feb, a daunting performance by some of the best in the business.
Kefar Nahum Fear(s) of the Dark [rating:4/5]
The Animals And Children Took To The Streets The Colour of Pomegranates [rating:3/5]
Metropia: The Last Miner: [rating:5/5]
Showing 15 Feb - 19 March @ 1pm every week @ Traverse Theatre
On his new show: Wrestling @ The Arches 9-13 Feb.
There's both quantity and a great deal of quality awaiting the theatregoer in Glasgow this coming month, from wrestling to opera...
Puppets, fear, darkness & interviews with Richard McGuire & Jonathan Capdevielle