Arts Review: The Snaw Queen

Dir. Johnny McKnight, Tron Theatre, 29th November – 7th January The Snaw Queen is an example of pantomime at its … More

La Vie Simple: French festive (re)flections

At the moment, I’m reaching child-like levels of Christmas excitement. Not for the holiday itself, nor Santa bringing me a … More

The last few months in British politics have proven to be nought but a stagnant and shambolic mess. Many of … More

[4/5] Any good zombie film has to have three components working in perfect synchronicity for it to be a success: … More

[3/5] Regina Spektor’s career could perhaps best be described as twee, if it were possible to remove all judgmental sentiment … More

Comics get a bad press, often dismissed as childish alternatives to proper reading material, the reserve of geeks and nerds … More

Just as we forget the creepy plasticised Troll dolls from our youth, someone have brought them back to the limelight. … More

One of the best parts of starting university is having both the time and the opportunity to try out many different … More

In association with Scotland Loves Anime [4/5] In the three years and counting since Hayao Miyazaki’s retirement, one may be … More

Stereo, 29th November As I enter Stereo Bar, I’m sure I’m at the wrong place. There’s people eating and drinking … More