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Category: Reviews

Arts Review – Off Kilter

Dir. Andy Arnold, Tron Theatre, 10th – 13th May From the second Ramesh Meyyappan walked onstage, his presence made the … More

isabelle ribe, off kilter, tron theatre

Live Review – Jon Gomm

Oran Mor, 05/05 A trip to Oran Mor turned out to be a venture into the mind of a visionary … More

jon gomm, live review, Oran Mor, tim abrams

Art Review: Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons

Dir. Phoebe Elliott, The Old Hairdressers, 16th–17th May Imagine that, for some inexplicable reason, you’re only allowed to speak 140 … More

arts and culture, lemons lemons lemons lemons lemons, rachel walker, STaG

Interview: Clean Cut Kid

Hailing from Liverpool, Mike & Evelyn Halls, Ross Higginson and Saul Godman together make up Clean Cut Kid, an indie … More

caitlin adams, clean cut kids, Interview, Isabelle Chénier, music

Art Review: Creation of a Work in a Week

Choreography by James Cousins, Online, 24th – 28th April The Scottish Ballet’s most recent offering, ‘Creation of a Work in … More

arts and culture, creation of a work in a week, rachel walker, review, Scottish Ballet

Art Review: La Bohème

Dir. Renaud Docet, Theatre Royal, 16th – 20th May La Bohème tells the love story of Rodolfo and Mimi, a … More

annie roland, la bohéme, theatre royal, University of Glasgow

Art Review: Daphne Oram’s Wonderful World of Sound

Dir. Paul Brotherston, Tron Theatre, 9th – 13th May   Paul Brotherston’s play Daphne Oram’s Wonderful World of Sound is … More

arts and culture, paul brotherston, tron theatre, zad p novak

Arts Review – Travels With My Aunt

Dir. Phillip Breen, Citizens Theatre, 3-20 May Although Travels With My Aunt might be one of Graham Greene’s lesser-known novels, … More

citizens theatre, rachel walker, travels with my aunt, University of Glasgow

Live Review – The Kooks

O2 Academy, 28/04 Supported by Clean Cut Kid, The Kooks stopped by the O2 Academy last Friday to promote their … More

clean cut kid, Isabelle Chénier, live review, o2 academy, the kooks

Arts Review: Somewhere New – Avoidable Climbing

Dir. Drew Taylor, Citizens Theatre, 2nd – 4th March   An accordion and a guitar. Five mannequins with Hitler moustaches. … More

rachel walker, somewhere new - avoidable climbing, University of Glasgow

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