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Live Review: The Dandy Warhols

The Garage – 26/06 Let’s get to the logistics first: this was a 2-hour set with no opening act, no…

dan daianu, glasgow, glasgow university, qmunicate, the dandy warhols, the garage, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Hamlet

Dir. Alasdair Hunter, Main Botanic Gardens, 3rd July- 12th July (excluding Sundays and Mondays) Although Hamlet is one of Shakespeare’s…

alasdair hunter, bard in the botanics, botanic gardens, glasgow, glasgow university, hamlet, lucy mccalister, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Movie

‘The Queen of Dublin town’ is back! First off: I’m assuming that everyone who wants to see D’Movie has already…

glasgow, glasgow university, jenna burns, mrs brown's boys, mrs brown's boys d'movie, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

To Save A Mockingbird

Saving Private Ryan. H.G Wells’s War of the Worlds. Romeo and Juliet. Poetry by Carol Ann Duffy, Seamus Heaney, Tom…

Emma Ainley-Walker, gcse, glasgow, glasgow university, michael gove, qmunicate, to kill a mockingbird, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Set Fire to the Stars (Edinburgh International Film Festival)

The sheer achievement of shooting a feature length film in 18 days is impressive on its own, to then turn…

andy goddard, celyn jones, edinburgh international film festival, Elijah Wood, Frida Runnkvist, glasgow, glasgow university, qmunicate, set fire to the stars, University of Glasgow

Live review: West End Festival All-Dayer

Oran Mor – 29/06 The Oran Mor celebrates ten years with an ambitious festival featuring fourteen acts on three different…

admiral fallow, glasgow, glasgow university, hector bizerk, micah van dijk, Oran Mor, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

Live review: The Family Rain

King Tut’s – 10/06 A reviewer should always try to keep away from the resemblance-model review, where writers resort to…

dan daianu, glasgow, glasgow university, King Tut's, king tut's wah wah hut, qmunicate, The Family Rain, University of Glasgow

Interview: Ally McCrae

Considering your focus in the past, who do you feel is currently the most exciting Scottish act? And you’re not…

ally mccrae, bbc, glasgow, glasgow university, Interview, jo reid, qmunicate, radio 1, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: The Comedy of Errors

Dir. Gordon Barr, Main Botanic Gardens, 25th June- 12th July (excluding Sunday and Monday nights) If there was any doubt…

bar in the botanics, botanic gardens, Emma Ainley-Walker, glasgow, glasgow university, gordon barr, qmunicate, the comedy of errors, University of Glasgow, what we may be, william shakespeare

Interview: Phil Taggart & Alice Levine

Alice, you started out in TV so what skills did you find transferrable and what was the biggest change for…

alice levine, bbc, glasgow, glasgow university, Interview, jo reid, phil and alice, phil taggart, qmunicate, radio 1, University of Glasgow

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