Theatre critic & social/political columnist
Joyce McMillan is a theatre critic and social/political columnist. She covers a range of topics including arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on plays and musicals, as well as general assignment news related to government and politics. Joyce's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Environmental Post Ledger, The Scotsman, New York Daily News, and MSN.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Joyce McMillan's coverage mainly revolves around local theater reviews and political analysis, particularly within a cultural and societal context. She often provides commentary on government policies as well.
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Death and grief loom in new work by Grid Iron, Morna Young and Eilidh Loan, writes Joyce McMillan THEATRE Mayflies ★★★★
By: Joyce Mcmillan
Welcome to the Scotsman Sessions, a series of short video performances from artists all around the country introduced by our critics. Here, Lucianne McEvoy & Kieran Devine perform a scene from Grid Iron’s award-winning stage adaptation of Andrew O’Hagan’s novel Mayflies
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By: Rory Ford, David Pollock, Susan Mansfield, Joyce Mcmillan
Our latest round-up of Fringe theatre reviews includes a tender meditation on safety and generosity, a great 20th century political philospher and anti-fascist campaigner, and an unflinching tale of alcohol addiction.
By: Joyce Mcmillan
The hour has come for the leader or leaders who can imagine, plan, and win support for our practical path through this crisis
In this latest Fringe theatre round-up, our critics find the climate emergency inspiring some great - and not so great - drama, while the extraordinary life of a pioneering sex therapist is full of joy, pathos, humour and tragedy
South Korean theatre maker Jaha Koo’s food-themed show is vivid and graceful multi-media meditation on the meaning of home, writes Joyce McMillan
By: Joyce Mcmillan
Iain Heggie’s 2001 care home-set drama gets a fine revival at Pitlochry, writes Joyce McMillan
In our latest Fringe theatre round-up, our critics find a twist-filled female revenge story is powered by a mesmerising lead performance, while two plays about abuses of power approach their subjects with varying degrees of success
By: Josephine Balfour-Oatts, Joyce Mcmillan, David Pollock
In their latest Fringe theatre round-up, our critics review a passionate collaboration between a Scottish and Korean theatre company, a play about a mother and daughter exploring their shared Irish/Italian heritage, and a drama about father/son road trip to see Oasis
From a football pitch at the heart of a changing Northern Ireland to an Afghan-German woman questioning where she belongs, two Fringe shows explore the contested meaning of land, identity and belonging, writes Joyce McMillan.
