Night Mail and Drifters - two foundational documentaries by John Grierson - do they stand up to the passage of time?…
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Brig's review of The First Film, a 2015 documentary about the 30 year labour of love to try to prove that the first film was made in Leeds.…
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Libraries and community venues across the country will be holding events to celebrate Book Week Scotland, with this year’s theme being adventure. …
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Tally's Blood is a witty, wholesome and wonderful ode to the 1930s-50s war-time Scottish-Italian community.…
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The Barber of Seville is a must-watch for any opera newcomer or longtime lover.…
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My Doric Diary is a jukebox musical chock full of retro hits with a Scottish twist. Both funny and moving, this simplistic solo show is an uplifting celebration of identity and culture.…
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The Stirling University Drama Society (SUDS) closed the curtains on Judas Iscariot for the last time in a successful run of performances at the Macrobert Arts Centre. From October 10 – 11,…
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An exciting and heart-breaking play brilliantly delivers its message of social issues in working class Glasgow. Like Still Game, but with more swearing.…
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Penny Chivas, from Australia's Ngunnawal Country, skilfully combined her dance expertise and first-hand knowledge of how fossil fuels are destroying this planet.…
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London’s Victoria & Albert Museum in South Kensington will launch a new exhibition honouring the life and extensive career of one of the original ‘90s Supermodels: Naomi Campbell. The exhibition will run…
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