The Abrupt Son 3***

When Cynthia’s husband dies during her pregnancy, she’s expected to mourn but she doesn’t care as he’ll never hurt her again. However, she’s pregnant with his child, a bond still with the father. What if her son turns out to … Read More

Buffy: Revamped 5*****

A nostalgic complication of one of the most popular 90s cult series – Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Growing up with the likes of Buffy and the Charmed sisters, my expectations were high, making me rather nervous for this show. However, … Read More

Draining the Swamp 4****

Brought to us by The Company, a new play by Rowland D Hill gives a fresh take on the life of Sir Oswald and Lady Diana Mosely, a fairly sympathetic portrayal of the rise of the fascist leader before the … Read More

Tony! (The Tony Blair Rock Opera) 4.5****

This must have been a labour of love for Harry Hill and Steve Brown, (sorry but it had to be said) as they put together this fabulous musical comedy about Tony Blair.

The story starts with Tony lying on his … Read More

Abigail Paul: Involuntary Momslaughter 4****

An enthusiastic insight into a woman’s relationship with her mother. A mother in denial with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).

Abigail is an American with an American mother and a Chilean father, she’s lived the best part of her life in … Read More

Hal Cruttenden : It’s Best You Hear It From Me 5*****

Divorce is a tough topic for a stand comedy show, particularly when it is so personal and heartfelt. Hal Cruttenden can do the self deprecating jovial, “I’m not bitter” and “it’s actually quite amicable” routine effortlessly and still be very … Read More

Beats on Pointe – 5*****

A single dancer takes the stage to proclaim the message and why they are here. Dance is their love, they breathe it and it’s all they do and want to do and with that, we are captivated with what will … Read More

Mad Ron- Crime School 4****

Meet Mad Ron, the ex convict and self confessed Phil Mitchell lookalike greets you into his class, donkey jacket, boots and pint in hand. Get ready to be inducted into his seedy school of crime!

Once seated, you get the … Read More

Choir!Choir!Choir! 5*****

In a packed Underbelly, George Square, our choir masters take to the stage. It’s clear from the outset that we are all here to be part of the show, in fact we are the show.

Daveed & Nobu get us … Read More

The Half Moon 4.5****

On a beautiful but simple set, Ruby Campbell portrays four generations of women, each seeking escape from Tiger Bay, a Unionist enclave in Belfast. In 1940s Belfast, Ethel seeks to escape via the Wrens, but the lack of a paternal … Read More