Theatre Reviews & More

Choose life. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose a fudging big television, choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players, and...

Wait a moment whilst I adopt my deep, booming narrator voice. Here we go. Last time, on Angels in America: Louis left the dying Prior in...

Yes, you read correctly. Part one. This is the National Theatre’s massive production of Tony Kushner’s “Gay Fantasia on National Themes”,...

A tale of a powerful young woman, a mysterious dance, a severed head and an unforgivable crime….or was it? That seems to be the premise...

Is it right to write a review for this show? An original play, set in our humble Aberdeen, and hidden in a wee bar-with-stage called...

It is not that often that a story goes from being a film to a stage adaptation. More often it is the other way around, but with the huge...

Please let it be good. Please let it be good. Please let it be good. Despite my usual determination not to prejudge any production, nor...

Now, this is the big one. This is the one that has got people talking, even in Aberdeen, particularly after the Harold Pinter Theatre...

Obsession. It’s about a couple of people who are obsessed with each other, trouble is one is married. And that’s it. One could be...

“Stunning”. “Outstanding”. “Brilliant”. These are words that have thus far been used to describe “The Beauty Queen of Leenane”, and will...