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Live Review: Eric Church

Eric Church / The Cadillac Three, O2 ABC, 27/2 The Cadillac Three present the modern-hillbilly stereotype in their music, clothes,…

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Arts Review: Bottom Drawer and Fabulous Felix and His Dancing Dunce

as part of STaG: New Works at Cottiers Theatre (20th February) The final night of STaG’s New Works festival opens…

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Arts Review: Glasgow Girls

Dir. Cora Bissett, Citizens Theatre, 20th February-8th March A true story about asylum seekers in Glasgow and the efforts of…

alice lannon, arts and culture, citizens theatre, cora bissett, david greig, glasgow, glasgow girls, musical theatre, qmunicate, review

Arts Review: After Dinner and That Sinking Feeling

as part of STaG: New Works, Cottiers Theatre (19th February) After Dinner by Ross Van Gogh and That Sinking Feeling…

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Arts Review: Frank and Ingénue

as part of STaG’s New Works, Cottiers Theatre (18th February) Tuesday the 18th of February saw the opening night of…

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Live Review: Anamanaguchi

3/2 – King Tut’s Anamanaguchi return to the days of Sabrepulse and the revival of retro gaming where everybody had…

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EP Review: Frank Turner, Polaroid Picture

To coincide with the start of his biggest UK tour to date, Frank Turner has released the Polaroid Picture EP.…

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Live Review: Protest The Hero

Protest the Hero, Tesseract, The Safety Fire, Intervals- Classic Grand – 5/2 It is a decent package that Djent/Mathcore-hybrid Protest…

Ansgar Hastenpflug, gig, glasgow, intervals, live review, music, protest the hero, qmunicate, review, tesseract, the classic grand, the safety fire

Arts Review: Miss Julie

Dir. Dominic Hill, Citizens Theatre, 6th-15th February It is perhaps still strange to see a one act play filling up…

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Live Review: Young Fathers

Stereo – 1/2/14 In the industrial setting of Glasgow’s Stereo the country’s hottest hip-hop trio prepare to take the stage.…

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