11 - 12 November 2022 Enough of Him Gripping exploration of rank racism in little known episode of Scotland's history Reviewed here
1 October 2022 Time's Plague David Hayman delivers beautiful lyricism as he put the world to rights Reviewed at Eden Court
4 June 2022 A Number Rapture Theatre delivers a powerful exploration of grief, anguish, and family dynamics Reviewed at Eden Court
26 March 2022 Stand By Immersive drama offers an authentic portrayal of policing in Scotland Reviewed at Eden Court
11 May 2019 The Red Lion Much more than a matchday melodrama, Patrick Marber's football play receives a fine Scottish debut Reviewed here
2 - 3 November 2018 The Naked Truth Very much of its type, but positivity-through-pole-dancing tale proves good fun Reviewed here
27 October 2018 Stuff A missed opportunity to delve deeper into the psyche of hoarders. Reviewed here
28 September 2018 McLuckie's Line Tale of a racing man turned actor displays heart and soul Reviewed here
26 May 2018 Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham Folk duo continue to entrance audiences with their virtuoso performances. Reviewed here
5 May 2018 The Monster & Mary Shelley Fascinating and hilarious contemporary look back at Mary Shelley's creation of Frankenstein. Reviewed at Tron Theatre
27 April 2018 Double Feature Funny yet moving ode to the good old days of the cinema Reviewed at Gilded Balloon @ Rose Theatre
26 - 28 April 2018 Sweeney Todd Captivate Theatre breathes life into the gaunt barber of Fleet Street Reviewed here
21 April 2018 Dad's Army Radio Hour Seabright Productions' creative adaptation keeps the cherished sitcom's legacy alive. Reviewed here
31 March 2018 Bingo! Ortonesque tragi-comic shut-in by Grid Iron and Stellar Quines is hilarious and thought-provoking. Reviewed at Assembly Hall
22 - 23 March 2018 What The Butler Saw Quirky Pond give Joe Orton's ridiculously inappropriate farce an outing. Reviewed here
16 February 2018 The Johnny Cash Roadshow Southern comfort warms a snowy evening in Inverness. Reviewed at Eden Court
25 February 2017 A Life With The Beatles [Rating:4/5] An enjoyable look at the Beatles' career through the eyes of road manager, Neil Aspinall. Reviewed at -SELECT VENUE-
27 January 2017 Black Beauty Intertextual mischief with a classic puts the rest out to pasture Reviewed at Traverse Theatre
28 November 2017 - 6 January 2018 Beauty and the Beast Not much for the adults but lighthearted pantomime keeps the kids happy Reviewed here
20 April 2017 William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (Abridged) Reduced Shakespeare Company romp is heady, bawdy, thrilling and highly satisfying Reviewed at King's Theatre Glasgow
5 - 8 April 2017 Spamalot Slightly reminiscent of a school production, but thoroughly enjoyable nonetheless Reviewed here
11 March 2017 The Cause of Thunder A meandering but entertaining meditation on the ways in which the world has changed since Brexit. Reviewed at Tron Theatre
22 October 2016 Frankenstein The Modern Prometheus lives once more in Blackeyed Theatre's touring adaptation Reviewed here
10 October 2016 Invisible Army Terra Incognita give a sensitive and imaginative exposition of the life of young carers. Reviewed at Eden Court
5 October 2016 The Collector Horrors and humanity of occupied Iraq brought vividly to life Reviewed here
30 September 2016 The Course of True Love Romantic and international relations dilemmas play out in a plush hotel room. Reviewed here
15 September 2016 Mungo Park: Travels in the Interior of Africa A theatrical "biopic" of eighteenth-century Scottish explorer Mungo Park. Reviewed at Summerhall
30 June 2016 Chaplin: The Charlie Chaplin Story A musical journey through a screen icon's formative years. Reviewed here
7 April 2018 - NaN undefined NaN Little Light The lingering impression is one of wonder in Vision Mechanics' latest. Reviewed at Eden Court