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Glasgow


Review: AquaSonic at Tramway, Glasgow
1 November 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: AquaSonic at Tramway, Glasgow

26 – 28 October 2017
By Andrew Edwards

A noise not possible on dry land: Andrew Edwards reviews Between Music’s performance playing custom-made musical instruments underwater.


Review: The Coolidge Effect at Tron Theatre, Glasgow
2 October 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: The Coolidge Effect at Tron Theatre, Glasgow

27 – 30 September 2017 (and touring)
By Andrew Edwards

The start of a conversation? Andrew Edwards reviews Wonder Fools’ show about watching porn.


Review: The Lying Kind at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
14 July 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: The Lying Kind at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow

6 - 22 July 2017
By Christine Irvine

Satirical comment beaten into submission: Christine Irvine reviews the Tron Theatre’s resurrection of Anthony Neilson’s Christmas-time comedy.


Review: Nomanslanding at Tramway, Glasgow
29 June 2017
Reviews • Glasgow • National • Performance • Reviews

Review: Nomanslanding at Tramway, Glasgow

June 22 - July 2
By Andrew Edwards

A strange sort of hope: Andrew Edwards reflects on the Glasgow iteration of this collaborative, international, interdisciplinary artwork.


Review: Shackleton at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
19 June 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: Shackleton at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow

14-17 June 2017, then touring
By Christine Irvine

Chilling isolation in an untameable wilderness: Christine Irvine reviews Blue Raincoat’s retelling of Ernest Shackleton’s doomed expedition.


Review: Off-Kilter at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
15 May 2017
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Review: Off-Kilter at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow

May 10 - May 13
By Christine Irvine

A characteristically touching return: Christine Irvine warms to Ramesh Meyyappan’s new solo show exploring mental health through physicality and magic.


Review: Daphne Oram’s Wonderful World of Sound at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
14 May 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: Daphne Oram’s Wonderful World of Sound at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow

9 - 13 May 2017
By Christine Irvine

Colour-telly ambience: Christine Irvine reviews the world premiere of Blood of the Young’s play about a pioneer of electronic music.


Review: Coriolanus Vanishes at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
21 April 2017
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Review: Coriolanus Vanishes at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow

April 14 - April 22
By Christine Irvine

Lean, mean and theatrically audacious: Christine Irvine is gripped by Fire Exit director David Leddy’s first one-man show in over a decade.


Review: A Machine They’re Secretly Building at Tron Theatre, Glasgow
17 April 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: A Machine They’re Secretly Building at Tron Theatre, Glasgow

13- 15 April 2017
By Christine Irvine

*IF YOU HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE YOU HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR* Christine Irvine reviews Proto-type Theater’s exploration of surveillance technology.


Review: God of Carnage at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
15 March 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: God of Carnage at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow

Tron Theatre ⋄ 9-25 March 2017
By Christine Irvine

More like a temper-tantrum than a turning-point: Christine Irvine reviews the Tron Theatre’s new production of Yazmina Reza’s comedy.


Review: Discourse or Intercourse / Talking & Fucking at Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow
10 March 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: Discourse or Intercourse / Talking & Fucking at Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow

CCA ⋄ 7 March 2017
By Andrew Edwards

“Gently exposes its audience’s attitudes”: Andrew Edwards reviews an immersive performance examining the spaces where people with disabilities are both users and creators of pornography.


Review: Avoidable Climbing at Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow
6 March 2017
Reviews • Glasgow • National

Review: Avoidable Climbing at Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow

Citizens Theatre ⋄ 2 - 4 March 2017
By Christine Irvine

Putting politics to music: Christine Irvine reviews Drew Taylor’s “cathartic” work as part of the Take Me Somewhere festival.


Review: #negrophobia at Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow
2 March 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: #negrophobia at Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow

Tramway ⋄ 26 February 2017
By Andrew Edwards

Extraordinary in its range, excess and incision: Andrew Edwards reviews Jaamil Olawale Kosoko’s “challenging, necessary and entirely relevant” work as part of the Take Me Somewhere festival.


Review: The End of Things at CCA, Glasgow
11 February 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: The End of Things at CCA, Glasgow

CCA ⋄ 7 - 8 February 2017
By Andrew Edwards

The qualities of agony, anxiety and desire contained within endings: Andrew Edwards reviews Company of Wolves’ new work in Glasgow.


Review: Sea Wall at Sloans Pub, Glasgow
26 January 2017
Reviews • Glasgow

Review: Sea Wall at Sloans Pub, Glasgow

Sloans Pub ⋄ 22 - 26 January 2017
By Christine Irvine

A deep-tissue massage for your brain muscles: Christine Irvine attends one of Heroes’ intimate stagings of Sea Wall in a Glasgow pub.


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