"..The audience clearly loved every minute of this comedic romp through the world of Ann Summers parties, and even the maverick husbands scattered among the female crowd seemed to be enjoying themselves. The concept is simple: a Glaswegian housewife throws an Ann Summers bash for her pals, while their husbands are safely esconced in the pub watching the football And that is about it. After various wrangles with vibrators, and unexpected visitors, including pensioners and priests, the hens have a giggle at their husbands' expense and the party ends in gales of hysterical laughter.

What is peculiar about Girls' Big Nite In is that, despite the profusion of PVC being paraded on stage, the show has a wholesome family feel reminiscent of a Christmas panto. Sexuality and smuttiness are tempered by reassuringly straightforward visual comedy to ensure that the performance is silly, rather than shocking. The gags are occasionally fantastic, and watching Gwyneth Guthrie discover a Rampant Rabbit under her seat it is impossible to suppress a smile. "

Harriet Shawcross
The Herald 12/06/2006