Granite Harbour star on why she loves Glasgow theatre
HANNAH Donaldson will be all over our screens in the coming months, thanks to roles in some of TV’s top thrillers.
Source: glasgowtimes.co.uk
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Theatre: The Lavender Hill Mob are back and so is Play, Pie and Pint
WHAT a challenge. Even greater perhaps than the PM’s chances of convincing teenagers they can cope with trigonometry, or Harry and Wills getting…
Source: heraldscotland.com
Gypsy revival announced in Pitlochry Festival Theatre season
The venue's summer plans have been unveiled
Source: whatsonstage.com
Exodus: Fringe show starts tour at Peebles' Eastgate Theatre
A FRINGE production which shamelessly ridicules the systems of power is set to take to the Eastgate stage later this month.
Source: bordertelegraph.com
Muster Station is an immersive, and confronting experience
I’VE picked the yellow lane. The one with the grumpy processing officer who looks like she’s sucking lemons. I’ve not got a passport. Just my…
Source: thenational.scot
Edinburgh International Festival review: Muster Station, Leith Academy, four stars
Edinburgh International Festival Theatre
Source: heraldscotland.com
Muster Station: Leith review – visceral vision of the looming apocalypse
The audience are cast as climate refugees in an immersive show that weaves together issues of class, power and politics
Source: theguardian.com
Edinburgh Fringe 2022 review: Exodus @ Traverse
While it's well-performed, Exodus – the National Theatre of Scotland's new play tackling a zealous Home Secretary – slips all to easily from satire into unbelievable farce
Source: theskinny.co.uk
Festival Diary: Janey Godley is big box office at the book festival
The new home of the book festival at Edinburgh College of Art was decidedly lacking in buzz on a dreich Monday morning.
Source: scotsman.com
Edinburgh Fringe reviews: The Last Return, Burn and Exodus
WHERE would the Traverse Theatre’s Edinburgh festivals programme be without Irish writers, actors and companies? The most cursory consideration of…
Source: thenational.scot