Live Review: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

SSE Hydro, 27/09 Nick Cave is a more of a myth than a man, the peak of the gothic movement … More

Nowhere (1997) review – in association with the Scottish Queer International Film Festival

[Nowhere has a content warning of graphic violence, sexual violence and suicide.]

God’s Own Country is part-coming of age, part-study of rural life in a modern world. Director Francis Lee never places … More

It is an understatement to say Just Charlie isn’t a film you see every day. Just Charlie highlights the difficulties … More

The opening track of Ethan Gruska’s Slowmotionary starts with “I’m travelling through the valley / my whole childhood is here” … More

A year since his first foray into the big-time with Pete’s Dragon, David Lowery returns to the indie scene with … More

Choreography by James Cousins, Online, 24th – 28th April The Scottish Ballet’s most recent offering, ‘Creation of a Work in … More

Kinning Park Complex, March 23 Hosting a launch party are The Workers Theatre, a new cooperative company that follows the … More

Dir. Morag Fullarton, King’s Theatre, 8th Dec – 8th Jan I am a huge fan of pantomime – the stories, … More

In association with the French Film Festival Catalan filmmaker Albert Serra’s latest work, a drama tinged with a dark sense … More