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Category: Reviews

Review: Greggs Vegan Sausage Roll

My first reaction upon trying the new Greggs Vegan sausage roll was a moment of panic when I thought I … More

food, gracie beswick, greggs, lifestyle, review, vegan

Arts Review: Silvano

Dir. Roxana Haines, City Halls and Old Fruitmarket, 14th April The music director of the Scottish Opera explained before the … More

city halls and old fruitmarket, Kirsty Campbell, Scottish Opera, silvano

Live Review: BODEGA

The Art School, 15/2/19 Support comes from Gong Gong, a two-piece from Beijing comprised of a bassist and guitarist/vocalist. They’re … More

art school, bodega, live review, lizzie mccreadie

(In)accessibility Of The Arts

In the UK, the arts are facing a dilemma. Visual arts, theatre, ballet, and a host of other art forms … More

accessibility, Arts, feature, finley dickens, issue 140

Review: STaG’s New Works Festival

New Works is an annual festival by STaG, during which each night consists of two plays: one twenty and one … More

Leilo Albrecht, New Works, STaG, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: What Girls Are Made Of

Tramway, dir. Orla O’Loughlin, 09-13/04/19

ellen magee, five stars, tramway, what girls are made of

Single Review: Josie Duncan & the Dusk -Oh, To Be a Bird

I’m listening to Josie’s “velvet untorn” voice while on a train, again travelling from my family home in the Highlands … More

five stars, imogen hay, josie duncan & the dusk, oh to be a bird, single review

Arts Review: The Taming of the Shrew

Tron Theatre, Dir. Michael Fentiman, 20-30/03/19 As I went to turn my phone off, aware that the performance would start … More

Liam Caldwell, Shakespeare, taming of the shrew, tron theatre

Live Review: Bogha-Frios: LGBT + Voices in Folk – at Celtic Connections

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 3/1/19 “Get ready for some cheesy chords!” jokes a musician as we open Bogha-Frois (Gaelic for … More

bogha-frois, celtic connections, folk music, issue 140, jo reid, LGBT, live review

Arts Review: Spring!

Scottish Ballet, Chor. Sophie Laplane and Sir Kenneth MacMillan, Theatre Royal, 4th April 2019 The Scottish Ballet’s most recent performance, … More

Kirsty Campbell, Scottish Ballet, spring

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