A dark and dangerous love story in a shocking production is promised up at the Church Hill Theatre this week, when the Bohemians take on the musical version of Jekyll and Hyde
Continue reading: Risqué goings on up Morningside way
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Edinburgh University Footlights open their new production of West Side Story at the Church Hill Theatre tonight, Tuesday 29 February. Continue reading: Footlights’ finger-clickin’ Morningside Story Disney’s touring production of The Lion King has been booked into Edinburgh’s Playhouse for its Scottish premier dates this autumn. It will play for three months from 12 October to 18 January 2014. Continue reading: Lion King prowls into Edinburgh for Christmas A giant to end all giants stamps its way onto the Pleasance Theatre stage this week, in Eusog’s excellent – if occasionally wavering – production of the Stephen Sondheim favourite, Into The Woods. Continue reading: Review – Into The Woods Packed with bounce and swaggering with confidence, Allegro’s production of the Wedding Singer is a hearty – and slightly unexpected – treat up at the Church Hill Theatre all week. Continue reading: Review – The Wedding Singer A great children’s chorus and some top performances of the big set pieces make the Balerno Theatre Company’s production of Oliver! – at the Church Hill Theatre till Saturday – well worth the ticket. If you can get a ticket for the sell-out run, that is. Continue reading: Review – Oliver! There is a gentle sensitively to the performances of the Forth Children’s Theatre company in Once On This Island, enhanced by a tingle of magical realism to the production itself. Continue reading: Musical review – Once on this Island While most of the world was glued to the box last night for the multimillion pound opening spectacle of the Olympics, a packed Edinburgh Playhouse witnessed a sparkling, thrilling and, ultimately enthralling opening night of Footloose. Continue reading: Review – Footloose * * * George Watson’s College Review by Thom Dibdin Back row (l-r): Phoebe Weller, Jeni Philp, Duncan Murray-Uren, Erin Ramsey, Ayesha Quigley.Bottom row: Laura Cruickshank, Tom Mullins, Nile Lashley-Johnson, Scott Cruickshank. Mature performances and excellent staging mark out the production of Rent (School Edition) staged by George Watson’s College. And maturity is certainly Continue reading: Review – Rent (School Edition) * * * Scottish Storytelling Centre Review by Thom Dibdin Green Room’s Ordinary Days. Photo Ian Fallon Witty and poignant, Green Room’s sparse Scottish premiere of Ordinary Days marks a strong return to the Scottish Storytelling Centre for this young musical theatre company. The show, by Adam Gwon, is a nicely poised little chamber Continue reading: Review – Ordinary Days |
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