The most wonderful time of the year gets into full festive swing for Glasgow with the King’s Theatre annual pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk. The popular family show brings Christmas cheer in abundance with an extended run over the holidays. A pantomime is as important to a Glaswegian Christmas as the turkey and the tree, with an audience packed full of excited children and … [Read more...] about Review: Jack and the Beanstalk at the King’s Theatre
Review: Frankenstein at the Theatre Royal
Rona Munro’s stage adaptation of gothic horror story Frankenstein is a foreboding tale that serves as a stark warning of the dangers of man deciding to play God. The gothic fantasy story is brought to life in a brand new production where Munro incorporates 18 year old writer Mary Shelley (Eilidh Loan) as the driving force behind the story as she frantically writes in between … [Read more...] about Review: Frankenstein at the Theatre Royal
Review: SIX the Musical at the Theatre Royal
Divorced. Beheaded. Live. SIX the musical by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss features the six famous wives of Henry VIII as they rewrite the tradition of the history books and tell their own unique story full of sass and sisterhood as they rebel against their poor betrayed wife status and empower each other to stand in their own right as a Queen. Catherine of Aragon (Lauren … [Read more...] about Review: SIX the Musical at the Theatre Royal
Review: Motown the Musical at the King’s Theatre
Everyone around the world is more than ready for a brand new beat as Motown the Musical, the ultimate in jukebox musicals, continues its smash hit UK tour celebrating the 60th anniversary of the legendary Motown record label that was home to soul sensations. DISCOVER THE BEST OF GLASGOW WITH ONE HANDY GIFT CARD With no less than 50 smash hits, this exciting production … [Read more...] about Review: Motown the Musical at the King’s Theatre
Review: The Mousetrap at the Theatre Royal
The Mousetrap, Agatha’s Christie's famous murder mystery, is far from just another run of the mill whodunnit story. As the longest running play of any kind in the history of theatre, it has become an integral part of London's West End history and its status has long been protected with producers reluctant to send it on tour and adapt it for film and television. However, with … [Read more...] about Review: The Mousetrap at the Theatre Royal