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Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake – Festival Theatre

October 18, 2018 Lucie Vovk

Since its inception in 1995, Matthew Bourne’s production of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake has toured worldwide, and is now the longest-running ballet on the West End […]
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Say My Name: the Unauthorised Breaking Bad Parody Musical – Theatre N16

October 18, 2018 Claudia Graham

‘Breaking Bad’ is a huge TV phenomenon and, with a mighty five seasons, it is more than a little ambitious to condense so much action […]
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The Macbeths – Traverse

October 18, 2018 Aiyana Tandon

Like the Macbeths themselves, the audience are held captive to the horrors of the couple’s murderous endeavours. With suffocating intensity, we are drawn into the […]
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Sunday Classics: Russian State Symphony Orchestra – Usher Hall

October 17, 2018 Lucie Vovk

Kicking off the Usher Hall’s Sunday Classics series, comes the Russian State Symphony Orchestra playing Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, and Shostakovich. This all-Russian performance is blazingly expressive […]
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The Last Picture Show – Traverse

October 17, 2018 Julia Weingaertner

Short, sweet and memorable, The Last Picture Show, written and directed by Morag Fullarton, transports its audience to the aftermath of World War I. It’s […]
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BEHIND THE MAGIC: “Stage management tend to be the fairies of production”

October 1, 2018

~An Interview with Stage Manager, Jen Raith [Bat Out of Hell]~ On a cold and […]

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Burnt Toast

August 18, 2017

Burnt Toast, a debut piece of absurdist theatre penned by Guy Hodgkinson, promises theatre-goers a refreshingly bizarre […]

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Why 2016 has not been the worst year ever

December 4, 2016

In his 100th and last piece for Young Perspective, Noah Brown discusses why 2016 is the not the worst year ever and what you can do about it.

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