Theatre Review: The Sound of Music - King's Theatre, Glasgow ✭✭✭✭
Review by Siobhan Brennan
It's 1930's Austria and Maria Rainer is failing miserably in her quest to become a nun, feeling more at home in the mountains and often getting into scrapes - much to the dismay of the rest of the convent. When a telegram arrives from Captain Von Trapp looking for a new governess for his seven children, Mother Abbess spots an opportunity for Maria to experience life outside the abbey.

The layered sets were impressive for a touring production allowing for smooth transition between scenes and the talented orchestra played their vital role beautifully in bringing the well known songs to life. Whether you're 16 or going on 70 you'll be sure to enjoy this much loved, timeless show.
The Sound of Music is at the King's Theatre until 28th February. For tickets and information visit www.atgtickets.com/Glasgow