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.
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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.
Dance Review – Nijinsky’s Last Jump @ The Macrobert.
The tragic, affecting story of Nijinsky is told as theatre and dance come together, writes Caroline Malcolm.
Theatre Review – Blackout @ The Macrobert
Blackout is a dark, insightful and blackly comic look at the whirlwind of alcoholism, writes Caroline Malcolm.
Dance Review – 5 Soldiers: The Body is the Frontline @ The MacRobert
5 Soldiers reveals the truth about army life, writes Caroline Malcolm.
Theatre Review: Bassett @ The Macrobert
The Macrobert Young Company gives a chilling performance in Bassett, writes Caroline Malcolm.
Theatre Review: Twelfth Night @ The Macrobert
Stuart Graham praises the cast of Stirling Uni Drama Society’s (SUDS) latest play, Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.
Macrobert Journeys to International Waters
(Photo of cast, provided by Macrobert) Macrobert Arts Centre entered into uncharted territory with David Leddy’s satirical play, InternationalContinue Reading
Macrobert Review: Netting
Performed at the Macrobert Arts Centre, Netting is a short play which is set in a rural and northernContinue Reading
The St Andrew’s Musical Ensemble comes to Macrobert
This March, the St Andrew’s Musical Ensemble came to the Macrobert Arts Centre and performed De Simone’s PoeticsContinue Reading
