Neil Cooper is a Theatre Critic at The Herald Scotland. He focuses on the vibrant world of plays and musicals, providing insightful reviews and commentary on the latest theatrical productions. Neil's work is featured in The Herald Scotland, where he shares his passion for the performing arts.
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By: Neil Cooper
Karine Polwart’s Windblown returns to Edinburgh in a five-star production blending music, storytelling and nature-inspired theatre.
By: Neil Cooper
Mayday review - Edinburgh Central Hall show earns four stars
By: Neil Cooper
In Sweat, workers battle division, redundancy and survival in a blistering revival of Lynn Nottage's industrial tragedy.
By: Neil Cooper
A big blood red spotlight engulfs the stage as an eerie underscore plays while the lights go down on this trimmed down version of Shakespeare’s…
By: Neil Cooper
Review: Waitress, The Playhouse, Edinburgh, Neil Cooper, Four stars: Sara Bareilles’ smash-hit musical makes a triumphant return
By: Neil Cooper
Alan Cumming launches his first season at Pitlochry Festival Theatre with Once, Lear, My Fair Lady and more to mark the venue’s 75th anniversary
By: Neil Cooper
Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, Neil Cooper, Five stars: New football play is a big-hearted hit
Kenmure Street, Òran Mór, Glasgow. What happened one sunny day in 2021 on Glasgow’s south side when agents of the UK Home Office were thwarted…
By: Neil Cooper
Theatre review: Revolution Days, Citizens Theatre, Glasgow: Play captures the complex human cost of age-old hostilities in a backdrop of a…
By: Neil Cooper
As Hidden Door’s Last Shift takes over the Paper Factory near Edinburgh Airport, The Herald's theatre critic Neil Cooper was asked to help create…
