REVIEW: Manhunt
Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter Raoul Moat was released from prison on the 1st of July 2010, the days that followed wrought murder, aggression and the frenzied flight of a man the world would undoubtedly forever perceive as a monster.
Category ★★★★½
REVIEW: HERE & NOW
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWith a diverse and beautifully executed programme, HERE & NOW is a must-see for anyone who appreciates dance and live performance.
REVIEW: RSNO: Jess Gillam & Shostakovich Eight featuring Anna Clyne’s ‘Glasslands’
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe show opened with the wonderful Anna Clyne’s Glasslands, full of Irish myth and wonder. It was the first of many extremes of the night and set a fantastic tone for the Shostakovich symphony to come.
REVIEW: Faulty Tower the Dining Experience at President Hotel
Reading Time: 2 minutesmore than enough madness on offer to have you in stitches.
REVIEW: Nessie
Reading Time: 2 minutesCharming combination of myth and musical storytelling. “Nessie” is tale of full of heart, conviction and wonderful puppetry. Produced by Capital Theatres and Pitlochry Festival Theatre, this production is the first musical taken to through to full…
REVIEW: Animal farm
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe daring vision and deeply metaphorical execution make it a thought-provoking and unforgettable theatrical experience. This adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm is nothing short of amazing—a powerful and chilling reimagining of the classic political allegory. The production masterfully…
REVIEW: Outsider
Reading Time: 2 minutesVarious slacklines cut across the stage, tightropes that give the production a new sense of height. They stay there, unused but looming, as twenty dancers from Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève perform below.
REVIEW: The Jewish Dog
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe importance of not forgetting is the foundations of The Jewish Dog. When atrocities happen, we tend to want to bury them and forget that they even took place. We want to move on and carry on from before they happened, not quite knowing how we fit in.
REVIEW: Florence
Reading Time: 2 minutesFlorence follows a nameless woman and her invented alias of a high society persona in order to succeed in the art world. As the show progresses the line between our protagonist and her persona blurs, asking questions about the cost of pretending to be someone else.
REVIEW: Not F**kin’ Sorry
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn Act of Resistance