How to be a Christmas Tree is a truly clever and merry show for children and adults to share in, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
Theatre Review: How to be a Christmas Tree brings joy and happiness to all
Netflix Original Review: The Crown is hailed the Queen of 2016 television
The Crown offers an insight into the early and turbulent rule of Britain longest reigning Monarch, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton
Theatre Review: Weans in the Wood is a festive treat for all ages
The Macrobert Arts Centre’s panto is a must see this Christmas, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
TV Review: Dark Angel gives viewers chilling insight into a real life murder mystery
Downton Abbey’s Joanne Froggatt gives a strong performance as Victorian serial killer Mary Ann Cotton, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
Brig book club offers you a dark read this winter with Wuthering Heights
We’re inviting students and staff to review Emily Brontë’s Victorian literary classic.
No tricks, just treats: 12 Halloween recipes to try at home
Caroline Malcolm-Boulton brings you some cooking and baking recipes for a tasty Halloween.
Hilarious Halloween films that won’t give you sleepless nights
It’s almost Halloween, and Brig brings you some comical horrors to watch with in the lead up to October 31.
Top tips for homemade creepy crafts this Halloween
Caroline Malcolm-Boulton has some ideas for easy-to-make and budget friendly Halloween crafts to spooky-up your home.
TV Review: Still Game’s new episode leaves this fan disappointed
The first episode of the news series of Still Game left a lot to be desired, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
Join Brig’s new book club this October
Brig Arts invites students and staff to take part in our very own book club.
