Neil Cooper's profile photo

Neil Cooper

Edinburgh

Writer, Theatre Critic at The Herald (Scotland)

Writer and Critic at Freelance

Writer and Critic - The Noise of Art - https://t.co/exx718N6Yg. @heraldmagazine. @thelistmagazine @FlemingArtColl. @The_Drouth

Articles

  • 3 days ago | heraldscotland.com | Neil Cooper

    Julia Murray as Jade and Yana Harris as Clare in Meme Girls by Andy McGregor (Image: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan) Theatre Meme Girls Òran Mór, Glasgow Fame, as every wannabe pop star knows, costs. In the social media age, where everyone is famous for a lot less than five minutes, you can go viral as the next big thing one minute and be last year’s spam within seconds.

  • 1 week ago | heraldscotland.com | Neil Cooper

    Sara Amini in Saria Callas (Image: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan) Theatre Saria Callas Òran Mór, Glasgow Neil Cooper Three stars What makes a girl’s world is everything in Sara Amini’s new play, whether it is singing revolutionary anthems on the school bus with the gang, dancing at a wedding or singing at the temple of Madonna, Maria Callas and the sublime beats of Iranian pop.

  • 2 weeks ago | heraldscotland.com | Neil Cooper

    The cast of Blinded by the Light by Sylvia Dow (Image: Kelman Greig-Kicks-NeonEight Ltd) Theatre Blinded by the Light Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh Neil Cooper Four stars  In December 1982, twelve miners descended 2000 feet below the surface of Kinneil Colliery in Bo’ness. This was no ordinary working day, however, but a sit-in protest at the announcement by the National Coal Board of the pit’s imminent closure.

  • 2 weeks ago | heraldscotland.com | Neil Cooper

    Fatima Jawara and Stephen Smith Taylor in The Sunshine Spa (Image: free) Theatre  The Sunshine Spa Òran Mór, Glasgow Neil Cooper Three stars The heat is on when Iain meets Zainab after going in search of a place to cool down. Being downtown Marrakesh, however, things don’t quite turn out as planned. Iain is a gay man from Manchester who turns up at Zainab’s spa.

  • 3 weeks ago | heraldscotland.com | Neil Cooper

    Phil McKee as Brian and Liberty Black as Keli in KELI by Martin Green. (Image: Mihaela Bodlovic) KELI Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh When the massed ranks of Scottish brass champions the Whitburn Band join forces at the end of Lau accordionist and guitarist Martin Green’s new play, alternating with the Fife based Kingdom Brass, the sound they make together is one of unity laced with a bittersweet mix of sadness and euphoria.

Journalists covering the same region

Roger Cox's journalist profile photo

Roger Cox

Editor and Columnist at The Scotsman

Roger Cox primarily covers news in Scotland, United Kingdom, including key areas like Edinburgh and the Highlands.

James McCarthy's journalist profile photo

James McCarthy

Political Reporter at Belfast Live

James McCarthy primarily covers news in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.

Eric Fitzgerald

Production at Limerick Post

Eric Fitzgerald primarily covers news in Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland and surrounding areas.

Michael Scott's journalist profile photo

Michael Scott

Editor at Newry Reporter

Michael Scott primarily covers news in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.

Alistair Dunsmuir's journalist profile photo

Alistair Dunsmuir

Managing Editor at The Golf Business

Managing Editor at Greenkeeping

Alistair Dunsmuir primarily covers news in Scotland, United Kingdom, including areas like Fife and the Central Belt.

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

Coverage map

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers
6K
Tweets
18K
DMs Open
No
Neil Cooper
Neil Cooper @NeilCooper1
11 May 25

My ⁦@heraldscotland⁩ @heraldmagazine review of …Earnest? the Say it Again, Sorry? company’s riotous interactive romp through Oscar Wilde. Seen at ⁦@KingsandRoyal⁩ Theatre, Glasgow. On tour across the UK. https://t.co/CiQNPcwrjZ https://t.co/xiHD0YcwBy

Neil Cooper
Neil Cooper @NeilCooper1
8 May 25

My ⁦@heraldscotland⁩ @heraldmagazine review of Mistero Buffo, Joseph Farrell’s translation of Franca Rame & Dario Fo ⁦@OranMorGlasgow⁩ at @PlayPiePint until May 10 https://t.co/joEksqpaLG ⁦@AyrGaiety⁩ May 15-17 https://t.co/3nxvYS6Rjb https://t.co/8SUfEO7Wwa

Neil Cooper
Neil Cooper @NeilCooper1
8 May 25

My ⁦@heraldscotland⁩ @heraldmagazine review of LIFE, Maria MacDonnel’s play about a life drawing model who comes in from the cold. Seen at ⁦@captheatres⁩ Studio, Edinburgh. Touring until the end of May. https://t.co/wHEmPfzGdX https://t.co/hyGMMduMhG