Jim’s Bar (QMU), 24th October The Aloud: Halloween Edition poetry session is a small, intimate event with an informal … More
Category: arts and culture
Arts Review: Grain in the Blood
Dir. Orla O’Loughlin, Tron Theatre, 19-29th October A rural almost-thriller about the morals of ‘for the greater good’, this play … More
Urban Museums and Plays in Pubs
Image: Aike Jansen What used to be a city of industry, shipbuilding and trade has grown into a unbelievably inspirational … More
Arts Review: Wilde In Space – The Importance of Being Earnest
Directors: Annie Saxberg and Kirsty McAdam, Art School, 21st – 23rd November By taking a beloved classic by Oscar Wilde … More
qmunicate reads: Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day
At 9.15am on an ordinary, nondescript morning, the beleaguered Miss Guinevere Pettigrew enters an employment agency. Jobless and rather desperate, … More
Arts Review: Anno
Comp. Anna Meredith, Tramway, 10th – 11th November Anno is the result of a collaboration spanning three decades between contemporary … More
Arts Review: Carrie – The Musical
Dir. Sarah-Elizabeth Daly-Creechan, Webster Theatre, 2nd – 5th November Adapting Stephen King’s Carrie into a musical is nothing new. In … More
Arts Review: Much Ado About Murder
Dir. Jack Elfick, 13th Note, 2nd November That Much Ado About Murder was focused on an actor brutally murdering the critics … More
Arts review: Ella Kruglyanskaya Exhibition
Tramway, 12th October – 11th December Ella Kruglyanskaya’s exhibition at the Tramway consists of paintings filled with child-like imaginations, vibrant … More
Government Plans to Axe ‘Soft’ A-Level Subjects
In 2018, students across the UK will sit the last ever A Level exams in History of Art, Classical Civilisation … More
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