Album Review: Eliza and the Bear – S/T

At first listen, Eliza and the Bear’s eponymous debut album is emblematic of a generic indie-folk, characterised by rousing choruses … More

Film Review: Love and Friendship

In association with Glasgow Film Theatre Love and Friendship is funny – in fact, it’s very funny. Whit Stillman’s adaptation … More

Healthy Habits and the Lure of Laziness

I convinced myself that, after handing in my dissertation, I was going to dedicate myself to healthy eating and exercise; a … More

Travel Writing: The Tourist Trail – Dublin, Ireland

Arguably the best thing about a weekend away in February is the sense that, come rain or shine, the weather really … More

Glasgow Comedy Festival Highlights

Reginald D Hunter, Isy Suttie and Romesh Ranganathan In Collaboration with Glasgow International Comedy Festival Reginald D Hunter King’s Theatre, … More

STaG New Works, night 1

Student Theatre at Glasgow, Websters Theatre, 16th February STaG’s New Works Festival opens with a heart-warming message about the uplifting … More

Arts Review: Cinderella

Scottish Ballet, Theatre Royal, 12th – 16th January 2016 Cinderella: the story of a girl subjugated in her own home, … More

Film Review: Sunset Song

In association with the Grosvenor Before and after the showing of Sunset Song, conversation in the foyer of the Grosvenor … More

Film Review: Finsterworld

Halfway into Finsterworld and you think you know exactly where the story is heading: an exploration of human nature, an … More

Field of Gold – Kelvin Meadow under threat

Since 1993, the North Kelvin Meadow has been a community space in the heart of Glasgow.  It is a wood … More