Bard in the Botanics' production of "Emma," directed by Gordon Barr and adapted by Jennifer Dick, offers a lively outdoor rendition filled with humor and charm. The cast, led by Esme Bayley, engages the audience with vibrant performances, despite some pacing issues. Overall, it presents a delightful exploration of romantic misunderstandings amidst a comedic backdrop, suitable for summer enjoyment.
Bard in the Botanics’ production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, directed by Jennifer Dick, captivates with accessible storytelling set in the Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Highlighted by strong performances, particularly from Rebecca Robin and Lawrence Boothman, the production balances humor and emotional depth, successfully celebrating Shakespeare's timeless themes amidst a vibrant community atmosphere.
Adapted by Alan McHugh Additional Material by Elaine C Smith and Johnny Mac Review by Dominic Corr Tickets from £13.00 ★★★★ Sixty years of the King’s Pantomime. A feat and a testament to the draw of the Scottish panto – armed with a fiercely loyal and vocal crowd who bring their top game to the … Continue reading Review: Peter Pan – The King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Written and Directed by Johnny McKnight Musical Direction & Composition by Ross Brown Review by Dominic Corr Tickets from £18.50 ★★★★★ Be still the aching sides and pass the Botox to fix these face wrinkles following this sort of evening at The Tron Theatre, with a front-row of hopped-up Brownies in the audiences, is enough … Continue reading Review: Peter Panto and the Incredible Stinkerbell – Tron Theatre
