The Glasgow International Comedy Festival, the largest comedy festival in Europe, will run for the 16th time between the 8th…
Arts Review: The Last Bordello
Dir. David Leddy, Tron Theatre, 10-17 February The newest Fire Exit production – The Last Bordello – is an experience.…
Film Review: The Divine Order
As part of the Glasgow Film Festival Petra Biondina Volpe’s newest political comedy-drama, The Divine Order, is a view into…
Art Reviews: Stag’s New Works Festival
STAG’s New Works is a yearly festival with six performances of completely new and original texts written by students. It…
How To Pull Off A Last Minute Dissertation
The season is upon us again, and the classic cloisters dissertation hand in photos are flooding Facebook. For those of…
Arts Review: Aaron Angell Exhibition
On exhibit at GOMA until the 18th March Despite the fact that only eight works are on display, Aaron Angell’s…
qmunicate Interviews: Neil Davidson
Neil Davidson is a lecturer in Sociology at the University of Glasgow who specialises in contemporary class structure, neoliberalism and…
Art Review: The Return
Dir. Philip Howard, Tron Theatre, 23rd February. Seeing a cello waiting onstage when I enter the Changing House, I am…
Live Review: First Aid Kit
02 Academy 24/02 Following the release of their fourth album Ruins in January, Swedish band First Aid Kit kicked off…
Should We Always Support The Artist Or Should Music Be Free?
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