JAZZ REVIEW: Becc Sanderson
2019-07-17
Amid all the thrashing of drums, blaring of horns and squealing of strings which have charged the humid air ofContinue Reading
JAZZ REVIEW: Rita Payés With Brian Kellock Trio
2019-07-15
No rehearsal: Catalan singer and trombonist Rita Payés (a dazzling product of what one local journalist called the “irresistible magnetism” of the Sant AndreuContinue Reading
REVIEW: Conversations with Nick Cave
2019-06-23
Surrounded on all sides by an audience of devoted fans, Nick Cave introduces the format of the evening: he willContinue Reading
Victoria Crowe 50 Years of Painting @ City Art Centre
2019-06-18
City Art Centre hosts an exhibition celebrating the fantastic career of the British artist Victoria Crowe. Victoria Crowe- 50 YearsContinue Reading
REVIEW: Jupiter Artland-Summer Opening
2019-05-26
On Saturday 18th May Jupiter Artland inaugurated its 2019 Spring and Summer season. This sculpture park is set in 100Continue Reading
Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival 2019
2019-05-02
Celebrated on the night between the 30th of April and 1st of May; Beltane is a festival which commemorates theContinue Reading
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall 40th Birthday with Beasts Of Scotland
2019-04-19
In the first of four jazz concerts to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of The Queen’s Hall in Edinburgh, Tommy Smith,Continue Reading
Kubrick’s Clockwork Orange (4k re-released) hits cinemas AGAIN
2019-04-19
First hitting cinemas back in 1972 Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange has cemented itself as a cult classic but atContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: BBC Big Band & Claire Martin @ Edinburgh Queen’s Hall
2019-03-31
“Better say yes, better say now. Better say ready, better say pow!” Not Nicola Sturgeon’s latest rallying cry for independence,Continue Reading
REVIEW: Dear Europe @ Glasgow’s SWG3
2019-03-31
Dear Europe was created by The National Theatre of Scotland to explore our relationship with Europe, as well as theContinue Reading
COMEDY REVIEW: Jack Docherty: Miekelson and McGlashan – Serious Men
2019-03-21
How will the Scottish police cope in post-Brexit Cumbernauld? What is the best slogan for a modern police force? IsContinue Reading
Hippodrome Silent Film Fest opens with Rob Roy (1922)
2019-03-21
With a red, white and blue “God Save The King” banner suspended from the balcony, you would be forgiven forContinue Reading
ART review: Borderlines @ Talbot Rice Gallery
2019-03-12
Borderlines, the new exhibition by Talbot Rice Gallery, was conceived to coincide with Brexit and to provide a much broader,Continue Reading
REVIEW: Jasmin Verdimon’s Medusa @ Festival Theatre
2019-02-22
Medusa is a highly conceptual show by Jasmin Vardimon, which celebrates the twenty years of the Jasmin Vardimon Company. StartingContinue Reading