The Beauty in Transience: MEXA’s The Last Supper Review

A table of actors sat on the stage staring out at the audience, music blaring as we took our seats … More

GLASGOW FILM FESTIVAL: Ebony & Ivory Review

No one could accuse Jim Hosking of making another run-of-the-mill music biopic, because whatever Ebony & Ivory is, it’s certainly … More

One of the year’s heavyweight music biopics has lurched its way onto screens in the UK. Following 2005’s Walk the … More

As panto season draws to a close, reviewer Nathan Harris reflects on the changing nature of the pantomime and on … More

Brat was the word burning on everyone who was anyone’s tongues this summer: the sweaty club-rat in wraparound sunnies and … More

I am not a member of the English aristocracy. I don’t know anything about throwing society parties in my family’s … More

Amber Bain, known by her stage name The Japanese House, delivered an electrifying performance at Glasgow’s SWG3 this May. The … More

Ava DuVernay’s thoughtful recent feature, Origin, arrived at select Scottish cinemas this year with little fanfare. The newest effort from … More

Last week I had the pleasure of attending a press screening of Viggo Mortensen’s new Western The Dead Don’t Hurt (2023) at … More

Olivia Campanile and Eve Connor attended New Works Festival, Student Theatre at Glasgow’s annual showcase of original plays. Night One … More