Vincent Van Gogh: Between Worlds (Andy Jordan Productions & HTP Productions) – Assembly Underground, George Square | Review by Avery Mitchell

Vincent van Gogh is a man who is synonymous with the idea of a tortured genius. Thus, it can become difficult to separate the man from the mythology surrounding him. Vincent van Gogh: Between Worlds written and directed by Paola Veneto, attempts to do exactly that, presenting a more complicated portrait of an artist whose... Continue Reading →

Next To Normal (Bare Productions, Edinburgh Fringe) | Review By Becky Campbell

Last night, I had the absolute pleasure of watching the opening performance of Next to Normal by Bare Productions. As we have now come to expect from Bare, this was a simply outstanding production, and I’m sure there wasn’t a dry eye in the house by the end. Next to Normal follows the Goodman family... Continue Reading →

Dance Consortium presents: Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (His Majesty’s Theatre Aberdeen) – Review by Hannah Davidson

For 50 years, the all-male comedy ballet company Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (affectionately known as “The Trocks”) has delighted audiences of all ages with sell-out performances across 43 countries and more than 667 cities. Having toured extensively throughout the UK and Ireland since late last year, the company arrived this week at His... Continue Reading →

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