Arts Review: The Cheviot, The Stag and The Black, Black Oil

Dir. Joe Douglas, The Citizens, 18th – 22th October Last Easter, I cycled from Oban to Inverness, spending some time … More

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, … More

National Theatre Scotland, Tramway, 9th October The sold-out show of the Adam World Choir at the Tramway, aiming to celebrate … More

If you’re looking for a happy autumn read, then Hunger ain’t it. Set in Oslo before it was Oslo, a … More

A large contingency of my peers have been singing the praises of Mr Chuck Palahniuk, proclaiming him to be one … More

Dir. Mark Thomson, Tron Theatre, 2 – 4 June 2016 As soon as I sat down in the Tron Theatre, … More

Hairpin Productions, Assembly George Square Studios (Venue 17), 19 – 21 and 23 – 29 August 2016 I was wandering … More

Maybe there’s something magically inspiring about the River Clyde, or is it simply the cider served in Glaswegian pubs. Any … More

Kirsty Campbell and Aike Jansen kickstart our new book review feature as part of the Arts and Culture section. If … More

Dir. Jennifer Dick, Botanic Gardens, 15 July – 30 July 2016 Jennifer Dick’s adaptation of Marlowe’s classic is haunting, sincere … More