I have admired Rhys Nicholson from afar for a few years, and after being unable to get a ticket to his Fringe show last year, I was ecstatic to be able to see him this year. His incredible pace and stage presence, and a sense of humour I find incredibly refreshing, made all the waiting worth it.
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Arabella Weir, star of Scottish sitcom ‘Two Doors Down’, debuted her one-woman show ‘Does My Mum Loom Big in This?’ at Assembly George Square, Studio 2. The show follows her […]
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Marketed as ‘the bisexual Bridget Jones’, Sadie Clark’s honest and witty show about being a hopeless romantic in the modern dating world is whip-smart and thoroughly entertaining, with important messages about finding one’s purpose and self-worth in the process.
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Spoken-word poetry has meant that an art form once defined only by Keats and Wordsworth has brought itself into the genre of performance, with important social justice issues often taking the forefront of subject matter. Cat Hepburn proves herself to be no different, and provides a strikingly honest, relatable, and funny hour of poetry and performance.
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An incredible tale of overcoming intense sickness and still having a sense of humour about it, ‘Madame Ovary’ is a triumphant, hilarious, and victoriously touching show, led by the very talented Rosa Hesmondhalgh.
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Whether you’ve devoured ‘Les Liasons Dangereuses’ from cover to cover or just seen the iconic 90’s teen flick, if you’re a millennial, ‘Cruel Intentions’ will have certainly made its mark on you. The darkly funny and seductive musical adaptation of the film more than lives up to the movie that came before it.
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