REVIEW: These Are Our Neighbours
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It is the morning of Eid. An immigration enforcement van drives into Pollokshields, one of Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhoods, resulting in a face-off between Glaswegian…
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REVIEW: Qui Som? (Who Are We?)
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Tribute to revolution” It all starts with an empty plastic bottle and a broken vase. A “show” is about to begin, but the vase needs…
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REVIEW: What’s the F**king Point?
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Flawbored’s second show What’s the F**king Point is a sharp and darkly comedic exploration of identity politics and highlights the carelessness in which disabled person…
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REVIEW: Sinatra The Musical
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Closely supervised by his youngest daughter Tina, Sinatra The Musical follows the tumultuous life of legendary crooner Frank Sinatra
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REVIEW: Stories
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Stories, the self-styled “Tap Dance Sensation” has decided to take a lifetime of cinematic drama and deliver it in a single breathless hour.
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REVIEW: Cadel: Lungs on Legs
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One-man sensation Connor Delves saddles up for his 100th performance, telling the extraordinarily true story of the first Australian to win the Tour de France.…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Emma Fenney & Jack Whitam
Reading Time: 3 minutesStep inside Hogs Back Brewery for A Brew To A Kill, an immersive 1950s murder mystery from Guildford Shakespeare Company, where audiences must interrogate suspects,…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Darcy Dixon
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for a quick chat with Darcy Dixon, a multidisciplinary actor, singer, and movement artist based in Southeast London who trained at RADA.…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ewan Downie
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis week, Glasgow Southside’s Citizens Theatre hosts the world premiere of a brand new theatre show by Katharine Williams, inspired by the famous attempted raid…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Miguel Altunaga
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Miguel Altunaga to discuss their upcoming performance in Eshu at the Crossroads.
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