Glasgow Comedy Festival Preview

The Glasgow International Comedy Festival, the largest comedy festival in Europe, will run for the 16th time between the 8th … More

Film Review: The Divine Order

As part of the Glasgow Film Festival Petra Biondina Volpe’s newest political comedy-drama, The Divine Order, is a view into … More

Film Review: You Were Never Really Here

As part of the Glasgow Film Festival A suffocating, transcendental, and understated psychological drama, You Were Never Really Here, elevates … More

Passports in the Time of Brexit

Ellen Magee reflects upon the role of passports to young people in the United Kingdom following the vote to leave … More

Arts Review: Penetrator

Dir. Julia Midtgard, The Old Hairdressers, 1st-2nd June If in-yer-face theatre is ‘the kind of theatre which grabs the audience … More

Arts Review: God of Carnage

Dir. Gareth Nicholls, Tron Theatre, 9th-25th March Extreme projectile vomiting, the stench of ruined fresh tulips, and a ball pool … More

Northern Ireland Election Results

Ellen Magee examines the historic outcome.

Arts Review: New Works 2017

STAG, Websters Theatre, 15th – 17th Feb Websters Theatre is the perfect setting in which to immerse yourself in STAG’s … More

Move To Provide Free Sanitary Products for Those in Need

According to the IMF, the UK has the fifth largest economy in the world as of 2016. So why in … More

Three Short Films to Tackle Inequality

The charity Pink Saltire recently released three short films to raise the general understanding of gender identity issues, as well … More