Review: Nan in Love
Podcast 2 of 3, explores with aural joy, the mystery of why a great never got published for 40 years
Review: Nan in Love
Podcast 2 of 3, explores with aural joy, the mystery of why a great never got published for 40 years
Review: Misfits
An important play, tackling the deadly serious with laughter that all too easily could lead to stark tragedy.
Review: Ghosts
The ultimate guilty pleasure, and not necessarily in a good way, as the slavery past of Glasgow is blown open in a gentile narrative manner
Review: Scammed
A two handed exploration on the fear that comes from unknown calling.
Review: Twenties
A rights of passage story which manages to tell the salutary tale of enthusiasm over experience.
Review: Selene
A beautiful film about a trio of people connected by relationships which resolves over time
Review: Three Stages
Three musings on loss and bereavement beautifully captured in poetry, monologue and song.
Review: Cello on Fire
Stunningly beautiful music pushing the boundaries of the cello
Review: Rapunzel
A great festive tale, told with gusto and guile
Review: We, The Lost Company, An Adaptation.
A delightful musing on water and the seaside that was engaging and intriguing.
Review: In Dreams I
A musing on identity and the Scottishness we claim is inclusive
Review: Magic Gareth
A wonderful children’s half hour of magic and a big personality that is a delightfully child friendly experience
Review: Siddhartha’s Stone
An intriguing visual take on the Herman Hesse book of the same name.
Review: I told my mum I was going on an RE trip
A verbatim run around the issues of terminations with the voices of young people who know, which does touch you as a parent and reminds you of the responsibility of parenthood.
Review: In Her Shadows
An enticing and haunting exploration of living with a mental health condition that excels in its ability to make the claustrophobic nature of mental ill health clear.
Review: The Ruins of Empires
A fantastical run through the falls of Empires and how we, as subjects, can and should rise up and take the advantages back for the common good.
Review: A Series of Metaphors About A Plague
A serious and fascinating use of meeting technology to examine both theatre and the use of connection in this new modern world.
Review: Fatbaws
A very impressive self filmed and performed allegory of the threat posed by those who try to invade our gardens and rule the roost.
Review: Alone
A subtle and highly effective reawakening of a woman who always was.
Review: Desperately Seeking The Exit
The notorious tale of the making and unmaking of Peter Marino's West End-Blondie-Madonna musical “Desperately Seeking Susan”
Review: Waiting for Hamlet
Everyone dies in the end.
Review: The Bavard Bar
Ted Talks for ordinary people