balletLORENT showcase their singular spin on a classic tale, promising magic with a bite.
Snow White comes to Macrobert this October
Join Brig’s new book club this October
Brig Arts invites students and staff to take part in our very own book club.
The good, the bad and the binging: How Netflix has impacted on modern society
With Netflix dominating many people’s leisure time, Caroline Malcolm-Boulton considers the pros and cons of using this entertainment giant.
Live Review: Against The Current @ The Garage, Glasgow
Against The Current play their third headline show in Glasgow – and Andrew Henderson was there to see it for Brig.
Theatre Review: Back-stabbing and intrigue in political thriller Democracy
At a time of political tug of war, who can you trust? Arts editor Hayley Burrell reviews stage thriller Democracy.
Film Review: Bridget Jones’s Baby
Bridget Jones’s Baby brought both laughs and tears as the female legend graces cinema screens once more.
Theatre Preview: A witty twist for Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love
The opera will play its second Scottish date at the Macrobert on Saturday September 24.
Live Review: July Talk @ King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
Brig’s Jack Pickles on the “sexy, unhinged, unique” experience of seeing July Talk live in Glasgow.
Booker Prize winner Ben Okri coming to the uni
The celebrated author will appear at the Logie lecture theatre on October 11, where he will read extracts from his Booker-winning book The Famished Road and hold a Q & A.
TV Review: What has ITV done with history’s Queen Victoria?
ITV’s Victoria is so full of historical inaccuracies that it’s more fiction than fact, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
