Scotland Reviews
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Dance
Civilisation – Underbelly Big Belly, Edinburgh
Director: Jaz Woodcock-Stewart Choreography: Morgann Runacre-Temple and Company Producers: Antler, Eve Alin Design: Charlotte Espiner Lighting: Alex Fernandes Reviewer: Chloe…
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Drama
Die or Run – Greenside at Nicholson Square, Edinburgh
Writers: Hannah Ringham & Glen Neath Directors: Glen Neath, Hannah Ringham & Louise Mari Reviewer: Tom Ralphs Is it a…
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Cabaret
Late Night Lip Service – Gilded Balloon Rose Theatre, Edinburgh
Hosted by Gingzilla Reviewer: Dominic Corr Well, my, my, my Miss Gingzilla, had the adoration not been clear before, this…
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Drama
Hughie – Gilded Balloon Teviot, Edinburgh
Writer: Eugene O’Neill Reviewer: Dominic Corr Al Pacino, Jason Robards, Forest Whitaker, and now, Phil Nichol, one hell of a…
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Musical
Amélie – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Book: Craig Lucas Music: Daniel Messé Lyrics: Nathan Tysen & Daniel Messé Director: Michael Fentiman Reviewer: Lauren Humphreys Amélie:The Musical…
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Drama
Rose McGowan: Planet 9 – Assembly Hall, Edinburgh
Writer: Rose McGowan Insightfully, this is a wholly different Rose McGowan than perhaps one may envision from the media. Preconceptions…
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Drama
The Happiness Project – Army @ the Fringe, Edinburgh
Writers: Creative Electric Director: Heather Marshall Reviewer: Tom Ralphs The Happiness Project is a curious beast of a show, moving…
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Cabaret
It’s Miss Hope Springs, Assembly George Street, Edinburgh
Writer: Ty Jeffries Reviewer: Tom Ralphs It’s Miss Hope Springs is a classic take on cabaret as the lady in…
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Drama
Myra’s Story – Assembly Rooms Ballroom, Edinburgh
Writer: Brian Foster Reviewer: Anna Ambelez A compelling piece of work from the start. Myra (Fionna Hewitt-Twamley) is begging for…
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Drama School
It’ll Be Alt-Right on the Night – Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Writer: Matthew Greenhough Director: Jonny Kelly Reviewer: Deborah Klayman An important play about the subtleties of far-right radicalisation, Matthew Greenhough’s…
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