Flora Gosling
- Nov 11
- 3 min
Review: Nae Expectations (Tron Theatre)
Gary McNair weaves a wonderful Dickensian World: Every year it starts earlier, doesn’t it? Dickens season I mean. Late October...
Flora Gosling
- Nov 2
- 2 min
Review: Sycamore Grove (The Banshee Labyrinth)
Suburban dreams and supernatural happenings in the Banshee’s Basement: It is unfair to be cynical about a festival I have never attended...
Flora Gosling
- Oct 11
- 3 min
Review: Battery Park (Tron Theatre)
A warts-and-all celebration of 90s Britpop: In the cycle of fashionable decades, it seems the '90s have been skipped over. We went...
Flora Gosling
- Oct 4
- 2 min
Review: Dear Daddy Who Art in Heaven (The Old Hairdressers)
Comedy that reconciles the gay and the godly: If God made man in his own image, then perhaps his voice mimics each person he speaks to?...
Flora Gosling
- Aug 22
- 2 min
Review: In Everglade Studio (Assembly George Square)
A recording session takes a dark turn in a dingy basement: We don’t like to admit it, but in our culture there is a certain appetite for...
Flora Gosling
- Aug 9
- 2 min
Review: Scent (Greenside @ Infirmary Street)
Top notes of talent but cliché leaves the performance feeling corked: There’s a particular scene in 2020’s Netflix sensation...
Flora Gosling
- Aug 7
- 2 min
Review: Shortlist (Assembly George Square)
A wild-goose chase in want of wit: There’s an unfortunate irony in a play about two creatives competing for attention and respect...
Flora Gosling
- May 17
- 2 min
Review: Love the Sinner (Tron Theatre)
An invitation to a dark underbelly of millennial sins: Performance poetry could be so much more than it is often allowed to be...
Flora Gosling
- Sep 1, 2022
- 2 min
Review: You're Safe Til 2024: Deep History (Pleasance Courtyard)
Lessons from deep time, and why we shouldn’t listen to them - Something you may not know about me is that a few years ago I had the job...
Flora Gosling
- Aug 20, 2022
- 3 min
Review: She/Her (Assembly George Square Studios)
This is a show about womanhood, telling women’s stories, with a title based on traditionally female pronouns. So why is the name floating...