I love a show that gets meta, and this is certainly a show about a show. There is something enjoyable about watching theatre that acknowledges it’s own theatricality, and The Spy Network makes good use of this concept to tell the story of one of Scotland’s most famous historical figures. Written by Neil Edwards and... Continue Reading →
What if science finally conquered death? Lifelong, the latest collaboration between playwright Lynda Radley and Pepperdine Scotland, takes this seemingly utopian premise and asks even darker questions: who gets to decide who lives, who benefits from scientific progress, and what happens when the pursuit of a longer life comes at the cost of living freely?... Continue Reading →
The Karate Kid - The Musical has arrived at Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre as part of its UK premiere tour, running until Saturday 27 June before moving to the Theatre Royal in Glasgow from 30 June to 4 July. Based on the much loved 1984 film, this show follows teenager Daniel LaRusso as he moves from... Continue Reading →
