REVIEW: Single White Female
Reading Time: 2 minutesA modernised reimagining of the 90s thriller
Savinay Sood
REVIEW: What’s Rotting in the Office Fridge?
Reading Time: 2 minutesInksplat Theatre Company previewed new horror comedy What’s Rotting in the Office Fridge? at 18 Candleriggs.
REVIEW: Woman In Mind
Reading Time: 2 minutesAlan Ayckbourn's 1985 darkly comic exploration of mental illness, family life and suburban frustrations still grips audiences forty years on. The show is currently on at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow until the 14th of March.
REVIEW: The Bacchae
Reading Time: 2 minutesEuripides’ Bacchae premiered in 405 B.C, winning first place in the City Dionysia drama competition. In the two millennia that have followed, the play has been reimagined countless times, in countless different iterations. This particular adaptation brought to life by Company of Wolves interprets the show as a one man monologue, adapted and performed by Ewan Downie.
REVIEW: Varna International Ballet – Swan Lake
Reading Time: 2 minutesSwan Lake is one of the most iconic pieces of ballet for a reason; the score is absolutely faultless.
REVIEW: Nutcracker
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Traditional Festive Fun” The Scottish Chamber Orchestra’s Nutcracker was not a performance of the famous ballet. Instead the piece chose to highlight the music and storytelling of the show, putting a spotlight on the musicians who are often tucked…
REVIEW: Happy Ending
Reading Time: 2 minutesBased on the experiences of two women, Cameron Corcoran’s Happy Ending recounts the experiences of a sex worker named Ariel (Helena Harrison). The show is a tight 50 minutes.
REVIEW: Wilko: Love and Death and Rock and Roll
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Celebration of one of Britain’s most Iconic Artists The show (to be specific) is an illustrated monologue. Wilko (played by Johnson Willis) takes us through key moments in his life, following his diagnosis with terminal cancer.…
REVIEW: Fight For America!
Reading Time: 2 minutesI wasn’t sure what to expect walking into Fight for America, the idea of playing a tabletop roleplaying game based on the January 6th riots.
REVIEW: Nine
Reading Time: 2 minutesPassion, glamour and turmoil collide in the dazzling world of Nine, where legendary filmmaker Guido Contini grapples with writer’s block, a looming mid-life crisis and the women who have defined his life.