Review: Peter Panto and the Incredible Stinkerbell

As panto season draws to a close, reviewer Nathan Harris reflects on the changing nature of the pantomime and on … More

Transitioning into Spring – Is April Really the Cruellest Month?

‘April is the cruellest month […] winter kept us warm.’ As my fellow English Lit peers may agree, T.S. Eliot is … More

Amber Bain, known by her stage name The Japanese House, delivered an electrifying performance at Glasgow’s SWG3 this May. The … More

Ava DuVernay’s thoughtful recent feature, Origin, arrived at select Scottish cinemas this year with little fanfare. The newest effort from … More

Last week I had the pleasure of attending a press screening of Viggo Mortensen’s new Western The Dead Don’t Hurt (2023) at … More

Every February the world’s catwalks fill with the best and the brightest that fashion has to offer, from Paris to … More

Joanna Bowman’s blistering production of Caryl Churchill’s 2016 play Escaped Alone offers a reality-bending look into the garden tea party … More

A queer erotic thriller set in late 1980s New Mexico; Love Lies Bleeding gives you exactly what you pay for. Lou, played … More

qmunicate were absolutely delighted to be invited by SQIFF (the Scottish Queer International Film Festival) to attend some of this … More

When I was eight, my father offered to buy me a book from the bookstore while out in town and … More