The Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour 21 January 2015

The Strictly Come Dancing Live tour sashayed into Glasgow for a handful of dates as part of the 2015 season featuring seven pro- celebrity couples, a judging panel, a handful of backing dancers, together with the singers and band all … Read More

Roddy Frame:- Glasgow Royal Concert Hall 2 December

A fast becoming must do in early December for multitudes of his fans is a pilgrimage to Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall to feast on the delights of that are on offer from this legend of Scottish rock. Frame formed his … Read More

Stick Man 4****

An altogether thoroughly enjoyable piece of children’s theatre.

This has been wonderfully put together by Scamp theatre, they have taken one of the many delights offered up by Julia Donaldson and have produced a terrific, and rather seasonal piece … Read More

Nick Doody vs The Debonair Assassin – 5*****

Nick Doody is a likeable comic, with a way of making even quite dark topics incredibly funny. His opening about buying a hammer then wanders past Edinburgh flats near schools, and inner and outer versions of ourselves, with some black … Read More

Children’s Haunted Underground Tour – 3***

Peter Berry is our tour leader for the day, in a sweeping black coat, with a Spanish cap on for holding high to avoid losing the group as we head for our caves. It would be hard to lose them, … Read More

Funny Stuff for Happy People – 3***

The show starts very gently, with Silky on guitar, before Martin ‘BigPig’ Mor arrives on stage, adjusting his drum and cymbal, and making his young audience giggle at his silliness.

This is a show packed with funny, silly, things, great … Read More

Pam Ford: Happy in Your Skin Too – 3***

This show is actually an update of Ford’s previous show “Happy in Your Skin”, but with progress between then and now. It stands alone perfectly well.

At the very start, Ford gets the audience to put pieces of paper in … Read More

Showstopper! The Improvised Musical – 5*****

It’s such a simple premise – take suggestions from the audience and improvise a musical around them. The Showstopper team make this look so ridiculously easy you forget they and the band are making up everything, including the set, on … Read More

Circle Line – 3***

A straightforward piece about different characters stuck on a broken down tube train. Most of the usual stereotypes are here and in the main we get one song per character with a little interaction between each of them. It was … Read More

Riptide: The Slasher Musical – 4****

A fabulous, cheesy, bloody, gory teen slasher musical with great music, clever lyrics and comedy delights – what more could you ask for?

All of the stereotypes are here from the dumb blonde who isn’t to the local hillbillies. The … Read More