
Allan Wilson
@allanbw2
Now retired, living in Dunbar. Supporter of the arts in Scotland - Lyceum and Book Festival Patron, Traverse Supporter, Funder of Summerhall's Autopsy Award.
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18-08-2011 17:08:57
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Really enjoyed A Streetcar Named Desire The Lyceum. Great performances from the entire cast, but particularly Kirsty Stewart as Blanche and Matthew Trevannion as Stanley. Director Elizabeth Newman makes great use of the revolving stage throughout the performance.




I'll be Traverse Theatre this evening for @CarbonTheatre's Bright Places, an autobiographical play about growing up with Multiple Sclerosis. I have a good friend, now living in Australia, with MS, so this will help me understand her situation a little better.



Enjoyed Pilot Theatre's Run, Rebel Traverse Theatre last night with my friend, Lubna. This tale of an Asian family in the UK revolting against an authoritarian father featured some fine performances and made great use of an interesting and very effective stage design.



I'll be Assembly Roxy this afternoon to review Citadel Arts Group's McScrooge for AllEdinburghTheatre. Written by Alan Mountford and directed by Mark Kydd, the show is part of the Scottish Dementia Arts Festival, 2024, celebrating the creativity of people with dementia.

My review of Citadel Arts Group's McScrooge, performed as part of the Scottish Dementia Arts Festival 2024 is now available via the AllEdinburghTheatre web site. ".. an accessible, dementia-friendly pantomime, that can be enjoyed by all..". McScrooge : All Edinburgh Theatre.com


I'll be Scottish Storytelling Centre this evening to review Clare Prenton and Genesis Theatre Productions's Men Don't Talk, a dramatic exploration of masculinity, mental health and the Mens' Sheds movement in Scotland for AllEdinburghTheatre.

My review of @genesisTP2020’s Men Don’t Talk, written and directed by Clare Prenton Scottish Storytelling Centre is now available on the AllEdinburghTheatre web site. ".. provides an informative, witty, and often moving, glimpse into the work of the Men’s Shed movement." alledinburghtheatre.com/men-dont-talk-…



Planning to start listening to Fergus Morgan's A History of Scottish Drama in Six Plays this evening with A Satire of the Three Estates. I'm sure I saw this at the Assembly Hall in Edinburgh in the 1990s, but I can't find any record of it. podfollow.com/scottishdrama/…



