Metronomy – Forever
2019-09-28
English electronica band Metronomy just released their sixth studio album, Metronomy Forever offering an eclectic palette of grungy guitar rock,Continue Reading
Laurie Anderson / Kronos Quartet: Landfall Album
2019-09-28
Known for her electronic aplomb, Laurie Anderson’s newest collaboration with the experimental Kronos Quartet is subversive with moving documents ofContinue Reading
The Hound of the Baskervilles @ Glasgow’s Tron
2019-09-26
With a plinkety-plonkety recording of “How much is that doggy in the window?” raising a smile pre-show, you’d be forgivenContinue Reading
A Taste of Honey @ Edinburgh King’s Theatre
2019-09-25
It’s over 60 years since Shelagh Delaney’s debut play, written at the age of 19, burst onto the stage ofContinue Reading
Krow’s TRANSformation (2019)
2019-09-21
Gina Hole Lazarowich presents a moving and important story about model Krow’s transition from female to male, filmed over aContinue Reading
Solaris @ Lyceum Theatre
2019-09-21
Cheap jokes about Uranus aside, have you ever tried flirting with a planet? Thought not. But it’s a challenge posedContinue Reading
Eye Of The Storm @ King’s Theatre
2019-09-19
A caravan and an approaching storm (fittingly entitled Hurricane Boris). The perfect description of a summer holiday in the bestContinue Reading
Hustlers (2019)
2019-09-16
Towards the end of writer and director Lorene Scafaria’s faithful screen adaptation of Jessica Pressler’s fascinating 2015 article in theContinue Reading
WhirlyGig @ Traverse Theatre
2019-09-13
A small object – spotlit, red and egg-like – lies at the foot of an empty music stand. Around whichContinue Reading
Frankenstein @ Perth Theatre
2019-09-11
This is the story of a man facing up to the horror of his own creation. No, not a critiqueContinue Reading
Rojo (2019)
2019-09-09
Argentinian director and writer Benjamín Naishtat has created a gripping thriller blended throughout with arthouse ambiguity. Set in 1975 inContinue Reading
A Million Eyes (2019)
2019-09-02
Richard Raymond’s short A Million Eyes is a beautifully realised film about finding beauty and hope in the most troubledContinue Reading
Franco Building with Jonathan Meades (BBC 4)
2019-08-28
Jonathan Meades’ latest documentary is blatantly uncensored and brutal. It exposes totalitarian Francoist Spain’s use of architecture and engineering asContinue Reading
Backbone @ Underbelly Bristo Square
2019-08-23
If you are looking for a circus performance to enjoy during this Fringe festival, then look no further as BackboneContinue Reading