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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…

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

Recipe: Amy’s Mac and Cheese (Vegan/Gluten Free)

Macaroni cheese is food of the gods: trust me on this one. Its warm gooeyness can cure all ills: again,…

amy shimmin, gluten free, mac and cheese, recipes, vegan

La Vie Simple: Giving Thanks

So, here we are.

amy shimmin, la vie simple, study abroad

Houmissed Me?

The worst is over: hummus is back on our shelves. After a brief period of the product recall that sent…

hummus, hummus crisis, jo reid, University of Glasgow

Turkey’s Wikipedia Ban

Louise Wylie on the Wikipedia ban and the alarming situation in Turkey

louise wylie, turkey, University of Glasgow, wikipedia ban

A qmunicate Cavalcade of Comfort-viewing

Illustration by Isabelle Ribe  We at qmunicate know all too well that exam-time is a season wrought in caffeine and…

Calum Cooper, comfort viewing, film feature, isabelle ribe, jo reid, katie fannin, Žad Novak

Fuck Prince Philip

Prince Philip is retiring.  The Duke of Edinburgh – consort of the Queen and part-time lizard monster – is hanging…

louise wylie, prince philip, University of Glasgow

Art Review: La Bohème

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

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

Film Review: Colossal

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colossal, film review, michaela barton

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…

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

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