A Bewitching performance of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible by SUDS
SUDS excel themselves in Arthur Miller’s infamous play writes Arts reporter Hayley Burrell
Theatre review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf cuts through social illusions
Rapture Theatre’s bold and moving revival of Edward Albee’s play presents the audience with some solid food for thought, writes Irina Nakon
Poetry Review: Milk and Honey
Brig’s Anne Stoop reviews Rupi Kaur’s latest book Milk and Honey.
Theatre Review: Nevermore @ MacRobert
Kirsty MacLeod gives her thoughts on Stirling Musical Theatre’s latest production Nevermore.
Theatre review: The Unexpected Guest @ Macrobert
Kirsty McLeod gives her review of the latest SUDS performance – a revamp of Agatha Christie’s ‘The Unexpected Guest’
Pre-show interview with SUDS ahead of ‘The Unexpected Guest’
Arts editor Kirsty MacLeod sat down with Ainé Taylor, Cameron Watson, Abby Ferguson, and Jonathan Anderson to get their thoughts on SUDS’ latest play.
Forever and a week
To mark Valentine’s day in LGBT History Month, an anonymous contributor tells the story of her love for her partner in a beautiful piece of poetry.
To read or not to read
Features writer Katie Williams takes a look at modern day people’s relationship with reading and what the future might be for the past-time in an ever more techy age
Theatre Review: Fisk casts spotlight on mental health awareness
Tortoise in a Nutshell brought a poignant and provocative production to Macrobert, writes Irina Nakon.
Listening in a Winter Wonderland
We’re back at uni but arts editor Hayley Burrell recommends her favourite Christmas audio books to perk up your morning commute.
