A Bewitching performance of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible by SUDS
SUDS excel themselves in Arthur Miller’s infamous play writes Arts reporter Hayley Burrell
Tag: macrobert arts centre
Theatre review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf defies societal conventions
Rapture Theatre’s bold revival of Edward Albee’s play presents some solid food for thought, writes Irina Nakon.
Theatre Review: Fisk casts spotlight on mental health awareness
Tortoise in a Nutshell brought a poignant and provocative production to Macrobert, writes Irina Nakon.
Theatre Review: How to be a Christmas Tree brings joy and happiness to all
How to be a Christmas Tree is a truly clever and merry show for children and adults to share in, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
Theatre Review: Weans in the Wood is a festive treat for all ages
The Macrobert Arts Centre’s panto is a must see this Christmas, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
Theatre Review: Snow White @ Macrobert does Grimm brothers proud
Brig’s Irina Nakon readily concurs with balletLORENT’s vision of the timeless classic.
Comic Strip To Stage – Beloved Scots Family The Broons @ Macrobert
Wacky, funny and songs that will be stuck in your head all the way home, newspaper family The Broons come to life on stage.
Snow White comes to Macrobert this October
balletLORENT showcase their singular spin on a classic tale, promising magic with a bite.
Theatre Review: Back-stabbing and intrigue in political thriller Democracy
At a time of political tug of war, who can you trust? Arts editor Hayley Burrell reviews stage thriller Democracy.
Dance Review – Breathe @ The Macrobert
Expressive dance show Breathe, peformed at the MacRobert, sought to convey a dark, honest portrayal of love and life, writes Caroline Malcolm.
