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Theatre Review: Clean

Lorna Irvine enjoys a different take on 'girl power' in the latest lunchtime theatre offering.

Theatre Review: Priscilla Queen of the Desert

Michael Cox reviews the touring musical starring Jason Donovan.

Theatre Review: Most Favoured

Lorna Irvine is amused by this 'lightweight' comedy.

Theatre Review: A Respectable Widow Takes to Vulgarity

Lorna Irvine is charmed by a comedic parade of profanities.

Theatre Review: 3 Seconds

Lorna Irvine reviews the new lunchtime play.

Theatre Review: My Name is Rachel Corrie

Lorna Irvine is greatly moved by Mull Theatre's touring production.

Theatre Review: Thank You

Lorna Irvine is both impressed and haunted by the latest offering of A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Theatre Review: Only the Lonely

Lorna Irvine finds much to like, and be disappointed by, in this offering at A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Theatre Review: The Maids

'A kind of creative claustrophobia,' Lorna Irvine has mixed feelings about the Citizens latest production.

Theatre Review: Mother Goose

Joy Watters reviews Perth Theatre's Christmas show for the season.

Theatre Review: Sleeping Beauty

Lorna Irvine reviews this year's Christmas show at the Citizens.

Theatre Review: The Snow Queen

Dundee Rep's production of the Hans Christen Anderson classic leaves Joy Watters rather cold.

Theatre Review: Aganeza Scrooge

Lorna Irvine takes in the spectacle that is Johnny McKnight and theTronTheatre's Aganeza Scrooge.

Theatre Review: White Christmas

Joy Watters is warmly charmed by Pitlochry's latest festive offering.

Theatre Review: Aladdin and the Wee Jeannie

Lorna Irvine thinks this year's panto at Oran Mor is 'good fun'.

Theatre Review: Take Me if You Need Me

Lorna Irvine takes a look at the latest offering from A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Theatre Review: Calendar Girls

Joy Watters reviews Calendar Girls now showing at Caird Hall, Dundee.

Theatre Review: Astonishing Archie

Lorna Irvine thinks A Play, a Pie and a Pint's latest is 'a fine wee dram for a cold November day'.

Theatre Review: Ring

Lorna Irvine thinks Fuelfest's first piece is 'something unique and brilliant.'

Theatre Review: London

Lorna Irvine reviews London a play by Simon Stephen.

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