Ellen Leslie

Full Of Heart And Charm: Dancing Shoes Review Content warning: this review contains references to drug abuse and addiction. ★★★★★ Following a criticall […]

A-Moo-Sing Entertainment: Jack And The Beanstalk Review ★★★★ Written by Jonathan O’Neill & Isaac Savage, Dundee Rep’s Jack and the Beanstalk offers a fresh persp […]

Gigglemug Theatre Announce Two Shows Available To Stream Online Gigglemug Theatre’s highly popular shows Scouts! The Musical and A Jaffa Cake Musical are now available to […]

Intricate and Moving: Black Hole Sign Review ★★★★★ Walking into the Traverse theatre for Uma Nada-Rajah’s Black Hole Sign is like walking into a hosp […]

October Theatre Round-Up From intriguing adaptations, to stories drawing attention to various social issues, there are plenty of shows […]

Aye, It's Dead Guid: Common Tongue Review ★★★★ Debates and conversations about the Scottish language are rife within the media, with more and more yo […]

Bittersweet And Emotional: The Glass Menagerie Review ★★★★ Working in association with the Citizens Theatre and the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Dundee Rep’s l […]

Unsettling Physical Theatre: Salt Review ★★★★ Contemporary Ritual Theatre’s Salt is a visceral and haunting tale of jealousy and passion. Set in Ea […]

Theatre To Catch In September Summer is almost over, and the nights will soon be longer and colder. But with many theatres just starting […]

An Underrated Gem Of A Show: Marcus Is Alive Review ★★★★★ Marcus Is Alive is Marcus J Freed’s one-man show about the time he escaped death. One Shabbat eve […]

Fabulous: Priscillified: Drag, Disco And Desert Drama Review ★★★★★ Describing themselves as “Australia’s version of Adele, if you ordered Adele off Temu”, Dean M […]

Unlikely Guardian Angels: 3 White Guys Named John Review ★★★★ 3 White Guys Named John is Andrea Coleman’s personal account of the impact that John Hughes, John Maye […]

Christmas In August? A Gerry Christmas Carroll Review ★★★ The dreaded C-word is banned in my house until at least November, so Gerry Carroll’s one-man show A […]

Gothic And Quirky: Falling In Love With Mr Dellamort Review ★★★★ A new gothic musical making its international debut at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Falling In Love W […]

The Nativity But Not As You Know It: No Room At The Inn Review ★★ Kestrel Eye Production’s No Room At The Inn promises a witty and absurd comedy, but sadly, fails to achie […]

Dark and Dystopian: Is There Work On Mars? Review ★★★★ Faye Yan’s Is There Work On Mars? is set in a dystopian world, where a woman is trying to pass Nylo […]

Sharp and Painfully Relevant: Rodney Black: Who Cares? It's Working Review Content warning: this review contains references to sexual assault ★★★★★ “It’s just a show,” I have […]

Important, Tear-Jerking Storytelling: No Good Drunk Review Content warning: this review contains references to alcoholism and suicide. If you require support, please […]

Popcorn Chicken Please!: Courier Review ★★★ Inspired by writer, creator and performer Piers MacKenzie’s experiences of working as a Deliver […]

Cohesive And Hilarious Comedy: Will Owen: Looking Fab At Fifty Review ★★★★ Will Owen’s outfit for his newest stand-up show Looking Fab at Fifty is questionable: a shirt and tie i […]