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Category: Arts & Culture

Armenian Food, Culture and History Hidden in Edinburgh

There’s an inexplicable building in central Edinburgh. Along a well-heeled avenue lined with boutique cafés and elegant galleries, it is … More

aran prince-tappe, armenia, arts and culture, culture, Edinburgh, food, history, issue 145, mixed cultures, multiculturalism

‘Cause We Are Living in a Dystopian World and I am a Dystopian Girl

Dystopian novels can highlight the problems within society and make you more aware of them. Often after finishing the novel, … More

Arts Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ Cottiers Theatre, 11th & 12th of March 2020, Dir. Eve Miller and Asst Dir. Eve … More

arts and culture, Cottiers theatre, review, Shakespeare Society, theatre, Zara Grew

Live Review – Stranger Things by Secret Cinema

Secret Cinema is an organisation based around the concept of live, immersive theatre. They’ve previously tackled worlds such as Back … More

Arts, arts and culture, live review, rebecca gault, review, secret cinema, stranger things, television

Arts Review: STaG (New Works) – Gerascophobia and The (Very Brief) History of Sex

Tuesday 25th of Tuesday, Webster’s Theatre  Gerascophobia Gerascophobia presents a tale of two young men in their twenties divided by … More

serena black, STaG, student theatre, Student Theatre at Glasgow, Websters Theatre

Arts Review: GUCFS In Bloom

In Bloom is this year’s annual fashion show run by the Glasgow University Charity Fashion Show (GUCFS). Using student models, … More

arts review, Charity Fashion Show, GUCFS, Juliet Smith

Live Review – Nixon in China

18.02.2020, Theatre Royal, dir. John Fulljames The much-anticipated opera ‘Nixon in China’ certainly did not disappoint on the night of … More

Kirsty Campbell, live review, opera, Scottish Opera, theatre royal

Live Review – Untitled 2009

Untitled 2009 @ Tron, 2nd November, Dir. David Wood, Written by Nelly Kelly “If you feel you’ve been excluded from … More

chris timmins, issue 143, LGBTQ, live review, Queer, theatre, tron

Arts Review – Hal Fischer: Gay Semiotics and other works

Until 31st May, Gallery of Modern Art American artist Hal Fischer spent the late 1970’s immersed within the gay community … More

Arts, exhibition, gay semiotics, goma, hal fisher, review, riona stewart

Arts Review – Nick Cave: Until

The exhibition Until is American artist Nick Cave’s third exhibition in Europe, following exhibitions in Venice in 2010 and Denmark … More

Arts, arts review, edward palmer, exhibition, issue 142, the tramway

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