The story of peasant Aladdin and his magical quest to find riches and marry his true love is one we all know well. Although this year’s King’s show does lose its way initially, it …
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Review: Dick Whittington, Hammersmith Lyric Theatre
In a world that’s altogether a bit gloomy, everyone could all use a bit of light-hearted family fun. As panto season kicks off this December, the Lyric Hammersmith offers a delightfully charming adventure certain …
Review: Gregory Porter – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Porter secures his status as a true gentleman as well as an outstanding vocalist. The new tracks for his upcoming album also confirm their promise.
Review: Jukebox Memories: The Teenage Years – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
The perfect mix of the Glasgow patter and some of the top hits from the 50s and 60s; The Teenage Years is a must see for any music fan.
Review: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert – Edinburgh Playhouse
1/2 A production worth considering as an alternative festive good night out
Review: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
.5 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs fails to live up to the high standards the theatre is renowned for.
Review: Rapunzel – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Annie Siddons Director: Lu Kemp Cascading down the walls of the Citizens Theatre this festive season are the thick red locks of Rapunzel. This dark tale takes the audience on a journey, rather than …
Review: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
The well-known Grimm Brothers tale comes to life with a cast of familiar faces for a night of fun and frolics.
Review: Peter Pan – His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen
A swashbuckling adventure filled with fun for all the family.
Review: Roger Hodgson, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
I’ve been to many music concerts; some are fun, some are flat, but none have been as moving as Roger Hodgson’s 30 May concert in Glasgow. As the legendary voice of Supertramp, one could …