THEATRE REVIEW: Matilda The Musical @ Edinburgh Playhouse
2019-04-05
For a show which prides itself in a love of language and learning, it’s ironic that the musical numbers ofContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: Drenge @ Glasgow’s King Tuts
2019-04-01
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut is a place with a sense of occasion built into its very foundations. This isContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: The Haggis Horns in Edinburgh – SOLD OUT!
2019-03-30
The Scotch leg of The Haggis Horns‘ UK tour swept the folk of Edinburgh Voodoo Rooms in no time. TheContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Nora: A Doll’s House
2019-03-30
A silent piano. A motionless swing. A frozen river. Three features of Tom Piper’s minimal set which say so muchContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Can this Be Home
2019-03-30
As parliament is stuck in the never-ending chaos that is Brexit, so to is everyone else. For many however, it’sContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: Tom Walker – What A Time To Be Alive
2019-03-28
Tom Walker, Scotland’s rebuttal to Ed Sheeran, released his newest album on the 1st of March 2019. “What A TimeContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Velvet Petal
2019-03-26
Fifty-five minutes of outstanding dance with performers bringing their all and more to this short but sharp piece from ScottishContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: Norse Myths
2019-03-25
The SNJO brings us Norse Myths – a collaboration between composers Florian Ross, Geoffrey Keezer and Bill Dobbins, and NorwegianContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Local Hero
2019-03-24
The best way to think of the eagerly awaited world premiere of Local Hero, adapted for the stage by DavidContinue Reading
Us (2019)
2019-03-23
Jordan Peele brings a second horror-thriller to the big screen in the form of Us. Very different from his debut,Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Taming of the Shrew
2019-03-23
Watching Jo Clifford’s riotous reimagining of The Taming of the Shrew is like looking at your reflection in a crackedContinue Reading
Laila (1929)
2019-03-22
Fate and conscience are prominent themes in the first half of writer and director George Schnéevoigt’s silent movie adaptation ofContinue Reading
The Hound of the Baskervilles (1929)
2019-03-21
Red herrings, blue murder, green with envy. That’s a lot of colour for the seemingly black and white case atContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Romeo and Juliet
2019-03-20
From the Twitter-esque gossiping of the prologue and the house party vibe of the ball to the streetwise swagger ofContinue Reading