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This Is How I Got Arrested…
★★★★★ Sophie paints the perfect picture of her family life, her dads an ‘art dealer’, her brother is going into the business, and all she wants for her birthday is…
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Disciples of Anatomy
★★★★ Disciples of Anatomy is a three-hander about two 19th-century doctors’ wives, Maud and Adelaide, and one soon to be, Cassandra. Maud and Adelaide are old friends catching up when…
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The Extraordinary Life of a Rat Racer
★★★★ Chiara Fumanti and Andrea Guerini’s darkly comic theatre piece asks us if we ‘ever wondered what the person next to us is thinking?’ A dangerous question to ask at…
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NON HUMAN ANIMAL
★★★★ Every now and again, a character comes onto the stage that you’re immediately enraptured by. Róisín is fast-talking, honest and funny with a vulnerability that shimmers. That she lets…
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That’s Ace
★★★ Jonny Brace’s new play is a gift for actor Tiffany Marina Pearmund. The character of Ace is so fully formed, she’s real. Navigating a night-club as if it were…
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Stayin’ Alive
★★★★ Vicky Oxley bursts onto the stage as Maggie, a fast-talking bundle of nerves and blunt, hilarious observation. We see her longing to get up on the stage of the…
(We indulge in) a bit of roll play
The main stage at Glasgow’s Tramway is almost like an air hangar, this formidable giant black-box almost makes the actors seem small by comparison. But for once size does matter,…
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Tides (An Autism Story)
★★★ Step into Dylan Ward’s world: a bedroom filled with drawings scattered across the stage and on the audience’s seats as a way to invite us in. Starting in darkness,…