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Blythe Duff leads an emotionally charged tale of estrangement in Contact
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The Whaler’s Wife at Òran Mór review: powerful tale of Orkney women left behind
This play feels like the sort of Scottish romcom that used to fuel our film industry
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'This is a deliriously absurdist way to spend your lunchtime'
The Hen Night: A gallus tale of fury, female friendship and Greek mythology
This is a perfect pre-World Cup warm up
A teenage summer gets complicated when two lesbian bikers roll into town
Oran Mor’s new bingo hall comedy is funny, sharp and painfully real
When Glasgow said no: Kenmure Street rebellion hits the stage at Oran Mor
Funeral for My Boobs: Bold and fearless musical turns cancer diagnosis into cabaret
Rival politicians collide in brilliantly observed Glasgow satire show
All life on the line in MacGaraidh’s charming solo musical at Oran Mor in Glasgow
Fish begins as a comedy - then morphs into a meditation on loss and guilt
Un‑Expecting at Òran Mór delivers a slick, lyrical take on a happy accident
A playful, heartfelt slice of late‑night solace in Outskirts at Òran Mór
So what does happen when a teacher starts seeing saints?
Sharp and ‘unmissable’ one-woman performance shines at Oran Mor in Glasgow
Scottish songwriter and musical theatre creator is already shining on world stage
Glasgow bromance takes a darker turn in The Legend of Davie McKenzie at Oran Mor
Nostalgia, near‑misses and Beatles devotion in a tender Campbeltown tale
Oran Mor’s inventive take on It’s a Wonderful Life is a festive triumph
'A very Glasgow version of It's A Wonderful Life - but does it work?'
Mary Doll Poppins brings cheeky Glasgow twist to a classic at Oran Mor
A Play, a Pie and a Pint serves up bittersweet laughs in Strangers in the Night
Gravity: A high-rise farewell at a Play, a Pie and a Pint
Stage vs screen: A father-son clash in A Play, a Pie and a Pint’s latest
Why is there no statue to the greatest Scots female talent of her generation?
A Play, a Pie and a Pint: Halloween turns murderous at Auntie Sandra’s
Emoji romance turns gritty in a Play, a Pie and a Pint
From Sea Witch to scriptwriter: Hannah Jarrett-Scott’s bold new stage role
A gothic production with fabulous showtunes
Could this new play about William Wallace become Scotland's Hamilton?
True crime tale of Glasgow poisoning turned into city play
A fascinating hour with the Inquisitor and the Prisoner
When a craving for fame goes wrong - everything goes right in this new play
Escaping the land where women are banned from singing
'Charm aplenty in quirky tale' - Review: Goodbye Dreamland Bowlarama, Oran Mor
Jocasta review: Women finally come first in this bold production
Matters of life and death don't come much funnier
Review: Cheeky swipes at targets close to home
'I tried to find her redeeming qualities but I realised she’s just a stupid cow'