Reviewer's Rating Rhinoceros Marine Furet 12/08/2017 With this new production of Rhinoceros, Zinnie Harris and Turkish director Murat Daltaban reaffirm the political potency of Ionesco’s fable...
Reviewer's Rating How to Act Marine Furet 10/08/2017 In this new creation, Graham Eatough revisits tragedy and the ancestral roots of theatre to weave a compelling exploration of conflict and domination...
Reviewer's Rating Ever Never Marine Furet 09/08/2017 In Taiwanese company Co-coism’s Ever Never, five actors, seated in an aircraft, seamlessly wander from one identity, place, and era to another.
Reviewer's Rating Ubu Roi Marine Furet 09/08/2017 First performed last year at the Hidden Doors Festival, Ludens Ensemble’s Ubu Roi is an unabashedly chaotic romp.
Reviewer's Rating Trainspotting Live Ben Reiss 09/08/2017 Trainspotting Live is pretty much exactly what its audience demands. In following the trials and tribulations of a group of twenty-somethings...
Reviewer's Rating Shackleton Marine Furet 16/06/2017 From 1914 to 1917, the explorer Ernest Shackleton and his crew went on an expedition to cross the Antarctic on board the Endurance.
Reviewer's Rating Tristan and Yseult Marine Furet 01/06/2017 In the neon-lit Club of the Unloved, the ‘Love-Spotters’ dream of their membership expiry, and of the day they’ll finally be allowed in
Reviewer's Rating Music is Torture Marine Furet 25/05/2017 After peaking around the year 1998, Jake’s (Andy Clark) musical career is deep in the trough....
Reviewer's Rating Glory On Earth Ben Reiss 24/05/2017 Shortly after arriving in Edinburgh in 1561, the Catholic Mary Queen of Scots held four meetings with her implacable Protestant critic, John Knox.
Reviewer's Rating The North Marine Furet 16/05/2017 With its playful exploration of disorientation, The North, which premiered at the Tramway last weekend, opens up many possibilities ...