Lorna Irvine reviews Etiquette of Grief.
Lorna Irvine gives high praises to the latest offering at A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
'Low-key, cerebral and very touching', Lorna Irvine finds the ingredients to a winning production.
Lorna Irvine struggles with a production 'not without its moments'.
'Dark, clever and full of pithy one-liners,' Lorna Irvine reviews the latest Oran Mor production.
Lorna Irvine reviews 'One of the most joyful, sad, poignant, life-affirming slices of verbatim theatre yet.'
Lorna Irvine is very impressed by the recent Citizens Theatre production.
'Funny, intimate, brave and visceral,' Lorna Irvine relishes the recent production at the Arches.
Lorna Irvine finds much to love in this treat from A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
Lorna Irvine is disappointed by the latest lunchtime production at Oran Mor.
Lorna Irvine reviews the 'touching, tender and haunting' production, part of this year's Glasgay! festival.
Lorna Irvine is completely enchanted and amazed by the tour production.
Lorna Irvine reports on the recent presentation of work at the Briggait.
Missy Lorelei takes a cheeky look at some of the acclaimed festival's highlights for this year.
Amy Taylor feels more than a little disappointed by Ian Rankin’s long-awaited playwriting debut.
Missy Lorelei isn't sure if the latest offering from A Play, a Pie and a Pint is meant to be ironic or is just bad.
Joy Watters reviews 'a fine piece with some particularly outstanding performances from the female players'.
Lorna Irvine takes a leap of faith at the Arches.
This is the tale of how a critic crumbled. For Lorna Irvine, being an arts critic wasn't enough. She ended up stalking one of her favourite theatre companies, the Lecoq trained trio Clout Theatre, at the Edinburgh Fringe in August this year. With blood, sweat and vegetable-related violence, it's not a pretty story. Read her confessions here.
Lorna Irvine reviews several featured performances from the acclaimed festival.
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