Arts Review: The Crucible

Dir. Douglas Rintoul, Theatre Royal, 12th – 17th June It’s common knowledge that Arthur Miller’s The Crucible was intended to … More

Arts Review – The Red Shoes

Dir. Matthew Bourne, King’s Theatre, 8th – 10th June Matthew Bourne’s latest offering, The Red Shoes, is a real visual … More

Dir. Phoebe Elliott, The Old Hairdressers, 16th–17th May Imagine that, for some inexplicable reason, you’re only allowed to speak 140 … More

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

Dir. Phillip Breen, Citizens Theatre, 3-20 May Although Travels With My Aunt might be one of Graham Greene’s lesser-known novels, … More

In association with the GFT Francois Ozon’s Frantz begins just as it continues: quietly and apprehensively, with little fanfare. Anna … More

Dir. Drew Taylor, Citizens Theatre, 2nd – 4th March An accordion and a guitar. Five mannequins with Hitler moustaches. … More

That’s the response that most incredibly ill-informed men give when confronted with the lack of success of female comedians. Not … More

Mindfulness is in. What began as a form of Buddhist meditation has now been picked up by the mainstream, with … More

TRNSMT Line-up Revealed Late in 2016, it was announced that iconic Scottish music festival T in the Park was set … More