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Thom Dibdin

Thom Dibdin

Biography

Thom has been a freelance critic, feature writer and reporter for The Stage since 1994 and is a former Scotland correspondent for the publication.

Recent Articles

The Marriage of Figaro review

The Marriage of Figaro review

ReviewsAug 19, 2024
Beautifully sung, contemporary take on Mozart’s opera is a surreal art romp
Oedipus Rex review

Oedipus Rex review

ReviewsAug 13, 2024
Roxana Haines’s immersive production brings the Oedipus myth to life
Carmen review

Carmen review

ReviewsAug 5, 2024
Fresh take on the opera seems largely unnecessary
La Traviata review

La Traviata review

ReviewsMay 9, 2024
Scottish Opera’s fresh and engaging revival is a real crowd-pleaser
Beauty and the Beast review

Beauty and the Beast review

ReviewsDec 15, 2023
Adroitly written and adapted, smooth-running entertainment
Scottish pantomime round-up: Cinderella (Portobello Town Hall, Edinburgh), Cinderella (Reconnect Regal Theatre, Bathgate) and Sleeping Beauty (Howden Park Centre, Livingston)

Scottish pantomime round-up: Cinderella (Portobello Town Hall, Edinburgh), Cinderella (Reconnect Regal Theatre, Bathgate) and Sleeping Beauty (Howden Park Centre, Livingston)

ReviewsDec 11, 2023
Three shows reviewed: a pair of Christmas crackers and an early panto effort from a new company
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs review

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs review

ReviewsDec 8, 2023
Elaine C Smith stars in Alan McHugh’s Glasgow-focused pantomime that hits all the right notes
Sleeping Beauty review

Sleeping Beauty review

ReviewsDec 7, 2023
Lop-sided panto from director, writer and dame Alan McHugh has plenty of splendour but not enough power
Cinderella review

Cinderella review

ReviewsDec 6, 2023
Glittering show from director Ken Alexander with excellent music and all the traditional trimmings
Scottish pantomime round-up: Snow White and the Seven Maws (Oran Mor, Glasgow) and Treasure Island (Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow)

Scottish pantomime round-up: Snow White and the Seven Maws (Oran Mor, Glasgow) and Treasure Island (Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow)

ReviewsDec 4, 2023
Two shows reviewed: Pair of colourful Christmas crackers is crowd-pleasing
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