Skip to content

  • facebook
  • instagram
  • twitter

qmunicate magazine is the official magazine of the Queen Margaret Union at the University of Glasgow. If you would like to become a contributor, please attend one of our weekly meetings at 5:30pm every Wednesday in the QMU boardroom. All views expressed in qmunicate magazine are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of the Queen Margaret Union.

  • home
  • about us
  • support us
  • contribute
  • columns
  • news and politics
  • features
  • lifestyle
  • science & tech
  • film
  • creative writing
  • music
  • arts & culture

Category: Reviews

Arts Review: Twelfth Night – Bard in the Botanics

Dir. Jennifer Dick, Botanic Gardens, 24 June – 9 July If there is one thing that has always been missing … More

arts and culture, bard in the botanics, Botanics, glasgow, glasgow university, louise wylie, review, Shakespeare, Twelfth Night, University of Glasgow, West End

Mona Lisa Say Cheese

This article is not directed towards those who take flash photography in museums. You lot already know you are awful … More

arts and culture, features, glasgow university, museums, photography, photography in musuems, Scott Wilson, tourism, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Coriolanus – Bard in the Botanics

Dir. Gorden Barr, Botanic Gardens, 24 June – 9 July The Kibble Palace is an unlikely location for a performance … More

arts and culture, bard in the botanics, Botanics, Coriolanus, glasgow, glasgow university, Shakespeare, University of Glasgow, West End

Album Review: sir Was – Says Hi

The City Slang label’s growing roster of engaging electronica (think Caribou, Gold Panda) continues with the signing of sir Was, … More

Album Review, glasgow university, music, My Bloody Valentine, Says Hi EP, sir Was, tame impala, The Beatles, The City Slang, Thomas Mapfumo, University of Glasgow

Glesga’s Gold: Chelsea Frew

Maybe there’s something magically inspiring about the River Clyde, or is it simply the cider served in Glaswegian pubs. Any … More

arts and culture, beth dixon, Chelsea Frew, glasgow, Glasgow artists, Glasgow School of Art, glasgow university, Illustration, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Chance The Rapper – Colouring Book

Fresh from the buzz of his deeply revered ‘Ultralight Beam’ verse, Chance still knows how to play the game independently … More

Album Review, Chance The Rapper, Colouring Book, glasgow university, music, review, University of Glasgow

Album Review: The Temper Trap – Thick as Thieves

The Temper Trap return with the LP Thick as Thieves, a long- awaited follow up to 2012’s self-titled effort, due … More

Album Review, beth dixon, glasgow university, music, The Temper Trap, Thick as Thieves, University of Glasgow

2016: A Summer For Reading

Summer is here, accompanied by freedom and bliss. I think we all know the feeling. After months of stretching our … More

holidays, Kirsty Campbell, reading, summer

Live Review: Eagulls

16/5 – Stereo From their rather smug bastardisation of the name of an equally insufferable bunch of seventies dad rockers … More

eagulls, Max Sefton, stereo, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Yuck

Broadcast 14/5 Yuck have an important place in 2010s indie, but probably not the one they’d like. Their sound is … More

Broadcast, ciaran mcqueen, University of Glasgow, yuck

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Search

Blog at WordPress.com.
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
  • Subscribe Subscribed
    • qmunicatemagazine.co.uk
    • Join 1,455 other subscribers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • qmunicatemagazine.co.uk
    • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
 

Loading Comments...