Les Misérables
World-renowned production is a revolution brimming with delights and despair
Emma McMullan
Irish-born, Glasgow-based writer and blogger. Emma has a background in arts TV production and music journalism, likes to write articles for her book blog in her spare time, and enjoys nights out to theatres and gigs just as much as a quiet night in with a new novel or album.
19 articles
WHITE RABBIT, RED RABBIT [ONLINE]
A bold and thought-provoking piece of experimental theatre unlike any other
L’École des femmes [ONLINE]
Molière classic delivers the sublime and the ridiculous in hilariously equal measures
The 1975
Notes on a Conditional Form
English pop rock quartet throw everything into their latest album, quite literally
What the Butler Saw [ONLINE]
A psychosexual caper of madness, mayhem and mistaken identity
Mr Poe's Legendarium [ONLINE]
Promise of mystery and the macabre goes terrifyingly unfulfilled
Anna Secret Poet
No Brainer
Weird and witty album runs the genre spectrum from end to end
SIX: The Musical
Forget history – this is her-story, where the Queens reign supreme!
The Alchemist
Gary McNair’s rhyming adaptation of a Jacobean farce is literal poetry in motion
The Hound of the Baskervilles
An elementary exercise in style over substance