I am always incredibly impressed by stop motion – the time-consuming nature of the work, the exquisite detail in the…
Glesga’s Gold: Jack Elfick
Maybe there’s something magically inspiring about the River Clyde, or is it simply the cider served in Glaswegian pubs. Anyway,…
King Tut’s Summer Nights: Made as Mannequins/Future Glue/The Hammerin’ Tongs/The Lapelles 16.07.16
Expecting it not to be a busy evening given most students abandoned Glasgow, it was surprising to see so many…
UK Bans Plastic Microbes In Cosmetic Products
In early September, a UK-wide ban on plastic microbeads in cosmetic products was announced. Due to come into full force…
Arts Review: The Marriage of Figaro
Dir. Sir Thomas Allen, Theatre Royal, 14th – 22th October Walking in the Glasgow rain, humming Se vuol ballare, Signor…
Next Steps? The Big Further Study Question
This month I have been toying with the notion of pursuing further study following graduation. In many ways the idea…
How Social Media and Gigs Intersect
“My friend Anna’s going to be at the gig tonight,” I say excitedly to my flatmate between mouthfuls of cheap…
Film Review: The First Monday in May
In association with Glasgow Film Theatre ‘Some people have a very nineteenth century idea of what art is’ says exhibition…
Art Review: The Adam World Choir @ Home Away Festival
National Theatre Scotland, Tramway, 9th October The sold-out show of the Adam World Choir at the Tramway, aiming to celebrate…
Film Review: Coming Out
In association with SQIFF Alden Peters’ debut feature film Coming Out is a deeply personal documentary following the director’s road…
