Lauren Gilmour

Captivating Performance Lost In A Chaotic Story: Del Valle: A True Tale of Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll… and Redemption Review ★★★ On paper, Del Valle: A True Tale of Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll… and Redemption sounds like an eveni […]

Netball Noir: Lady MacBeth Played Wing Defence Review ★★★★★ Anyone who’s ever played competitive netball will relate to this fierce new musical, filled with ambi […]

Existential Absurdity: Dan Rath Review ★★★★★ Dan Rath shuffles on to stage, runs his hand through his trademark tight curls and begins his frank […]

An Interrogation Of Noughties Nostalgia: A Small Town Northern Tale Review ★★★★ Now that the MySpace generation has come of age, performers are taking to the stage in a bid to start w […]

Hilariously Funny And Quietly Devastating: Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England Review ★★★★★ Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England follows 18-year-old Billy Kinley, a football fan with an a […]

Whip-smart Political Comedy With Unsettling Twist: ROTUS: Receptionist of the United States Review ★★★★ While waiting on the bus on my way to see ROTUS: Receptionist of the United States, I overheard two eld […]

A New Scottish Classic Waiting In The Wings: VL Review ★★★★★ Scotland has a rich history of drama based on the lives of working class people, from The Cheviot, […]

A Love Letter To Grannies: Larry Dean Review ★★★★★ The first thing that strikes you about Larry Dean is that he’s nice. That’s a bit of a breath of fre […]

Graham Kay at the Fringe Review: I Laughed So Hard I Couldn't Breathe ★★★★★ It’s incredible that Graham Kay is not in a bigger venue at this year’s Fringe for his show Pete & Me […]

Showstopper at the Fringe: 70 Minutes of Pure Joy ★★★★★ The world isn’t in a great way right now. There’s war in Europe and we’re potentially facing another f […]

Vlad Ilich at EdFringe: Making Light Of A Tragedy ★★★★ Sometimes the best way to get through a tragedy is to laugh at it. And that’s exactly what Macedonia […]

Marjolein Robertson at the Fringe: Unashamedly Weird Feminist Comedy ★★★★ As well as being a way to simply make people laugh, stand up comedy also offers a commentary on the sta […]

Live Review: Lewis Capaldi//Ovo Hydro, Glasgow 24/1/2023 We Scots, we’re something else. There is a uniquely Scottish attitude of downplaying success. It comes from […]

FOR women who have had any level of involvement with the Labour Party other than crossing a box every few years, allegations that they tried to cover up sexual assault complaints with non-disclosure agreements […]

How does a band of construction workers from a wee town in Scotland get to number 1 in the UK charts with their debut album just one week after it was released? That’s the question many people were asking […]

Having left the teaching profession last year, there is a lot in Some Kids I Taught and What They Taught Me by Kate Clanchy that resonated with me. I’ve struggled to articulate my reasons for leaving last a […]

If, like me, you’ve had the misfortune of having to put up with anti-social behaviour, you’ll appreciate this expose of what goes on behind the scenes. Anti-Social by Nick Pettigrew joins ranks with the plethora […]