Despite some negative public sentiments, many of the people of Glasgow actually are delighted by the royal wedding, and we…
Studying Diversity
Sometimes, being handed the course reading for a semester of English Literature just feels a bit like a hypocritical slap…
Arts Review: Aleko & Francesca da Rimini
Conductor: Stuart Stratford, 6th May, Theatre Royal Glasgow Scottish Opera’s Sunday Series: Opera in Concert stages pared down recitals of…
Film Review: The Cured
David Freyne’s The Cured sees contemporary Ireland is rebuilding itself after the Maze Virus epidemic, and a military run program…
Arts Review: Ma, Pa and the Little Mouths
Dir. Andy Arnold, Tron Theatre, 3-12 May From the outset, this play hovers between the deeply depressing and the insightfully…
For Sale: Social Justice
Advertising is a medium designed to sell something. Whether a business, a product, or an idea, advertising is used as…
Arts Review: Bright Colours Only
Citizens Theatre, 1st – 12th May, dir. Marshall Cordell & Pauline Goldsmith Shots of whiskey, tea in delicate floral cups,…
Film Preview: Revolt She Said: ‘The Girls’ + Discussion
Sunday 6th May, 7pm, Glasgow Film Theatre This month marks 50 years since May 1968 – a month of protests and…
Song Review: Kanye West – ‘Lift Yourself’
Kanye “Something Wrong”, “I’ma feel like an asshole” West’s lyricism is rightfully subject to memes given he seems to believe…
Arts Review: Eugene Onegin
29th Apr – 5th May, Theatre Royal If you’ve ever run into an ex and enjoyed the unique pleasure of…
