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Category: Reviews

Simple Darwinian Biology

That’s the response that most incredibly ill-informed men give when confronted with the lack of success of female comedians. Not … More

female comedians, rachel walker, University of Glasgow

Album Review: MY BABY – Prehistoric Rhythm

Prehistoric Rhythm, the latest release from three piece Dutch blues band MY BABY, attempts to blend together electronic dance music, … More

Album Review, louise wylie, my baby, prehistoric rhythm

Art Review – Journey to the Centre of the Earth

(Image courtesy of Kati Brunk) Dir. Paul Brotherston, Tron Theatre, 20th – 22nd April Near the end of the experimental performance based … More

aike jansen, journey to the centre of the earth, kati brunk, UWS

Live Review – Bear’s Den

O2 Academy – 29/03/17 There’s something about Glasgow’s O2 Academy that can make watching the right band feel like a … More

bear's dean, hannah burke, live review

Live Review – Carpenter Brut

St. Luke’s – 20/01 The gathering of hipsters and metalheads in a converted church building sounds like something out of … More

anni payne, carpenter brut, live review

Arts Review: High Heels In Low Places – Panti Bliss

Tramway, 11th march As part of Glasgow’s Tramway-based Take Me Somewhere festival, Panti Bliss – Ireland’s foremost drag queen and … More

ciaran mcqueen, High Heels In Low Places, panti bliss

Arts Review: Hay Fever

Dir, Noël Coward, Citizens Theatre, 5th-22nd April The best word I can find to describe Hay Fever, directed by Noël … More

citizens theatre, hay fever, Kirsty Campbell

Arts Review: Drunk Enough To Say I Love You?

Dir. Nora Wardell, The Citizens, 28th March – 1st April Drunk Enough To Say I love You? is a very … More

drunk enough to say i love you?, rose jackson, The Citizens, University of Glasgow

Live Review – Trentemoller

SWG3 – 25.01.16 There was no better venue for this gig. Not in Glasgow, not anywhere else I can imagine. … More

live review, Nour El-Issa, trentemoller, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Expensive Shit

Dir, Adura Onashile, Tron Theatre, 30th March – 1st April I walk into the auditorium not sure what to expect. … More

expensive shit, Kirsty Campbell, tron theatre, University of Glasgow

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