The St Andrews Revue: an Olympian Performance
The St Andrews Revue returned, shorn of some of its cast from last year, but still promising to deliver its trademark mix of sketches,...
Torture, Rape and a Gun
Death and the Maiden – a play by Ariel Dorfman
Wed 19 Oct 2011
The Byre Theatre
5 out of 5
This is a play that does not...
Cuts like a knife…but not so right
Macbeth: Sliced to the Core
The Byre Theatre
Wednesday, October 5th
I like one-man shows. There is something minimalist and unfussy about them which appeals to my...
The Critics: Clybourne Park; My Fair Lady
Clybourne Park
4/5
Originally debuted at the Royal Court’s Jerwood Theatre Downstairs last year, Clybourne Park made the grown up leap onto the Wyndham stage with...
The Critics: Speed The Plow; Frankenstein
Speed The Plow
4/5
David Mamet, is not a name billed as a crowd pleaser within the fairly small confines of the St. Andrews stage. Speed-the-Plow,...
The Critics: Yeomen of the Guard, The Glass Menagerie
Yeomen of the Guard
Younger Hall: 25-27 February
Before I enter into this review, I must nail my standard to the mast and admit, of my...
The Critics: Underroads
The Barron: 22-25 February
As we are ushered into our seats we become refugees waiting to get on a boat, as are the rest of...
Angels and Demons in St Andrews
As one of the most renowned works in German Theatre, Goethe’s Faust was always going to be a challenging production for both the actors...
Playing for the other team…
Emily Hill reviews “Scene of the Titans”, a new musical about a gay-friendly rugby team