Comedy | Preview
Edward Whelan: Suited and bespectacled with a wondering, grumbling puzzlement at the world, Sean Lock is back at the Glasgow Comedy Festival with his brand n...
Digital | Preview
Alex Cole: Don’t let the friendly-sounding name fool you – Twitter is serious business. Well, serious in that it’s being used to help charities...
Edward Whelan: Miles Jupp is a bit of a polymath, with a sizable CV of television and radio appearances as a stand up, an actor and part of sketch team The Lost and ...
Edward Whelan: Sean Collins has a smooth, laidback style of comedy you don't see so much any more. His laconic manner is reminiscent of a time before frenetic and wi...
Edward Whelan: Come dare yourself to spend an hour or more with Barry and Stuart, where black and bloody magic comes tinctured with devilish humour. This devious pai...
Music | Preview
Paul Neeson: It may only be heading in to its sophomore year, however Glasgow’s one-day, multi-venue Hinterland festival has already made its mark on Scotlan...
Clubs | Preview
Colin Chapman: Stay Plastic is a new night and the work of Chris Dardis, Grahame Ward and Richard Strang. Taking place on the third Friday of every month, the trio a...
Edward Whelan: He may appear as a small figure on a huge stage, but Andrew Maxwell will fill out the space with his gleeful storytelling. Born on the north side of D...
Edward Whelan: Coming from a family of comedians – she has previously supported her father in the US as well as performed with her brother in How to be Iranian...
Theatre | Preview
Gareth K Vile: Rob Drummond has been working up a reputation as one of Scotland's more prolific writers and performers. A long association with The Arches has seen h...
Lifestyle | Fashion | Preview
Frances Spencer: Why not get involved in a guilt-free clothes swap to satisfy the need for a fashion fix? Now a major trend sweeping the nation, clothes swapping or sw...
Gareth K Vile: Survival Tactics reviews Liz Aggiss’ career, celebrates her influences, from British music hall to Central Europe’s lost dances, offers a ...
Ray Philp: Autechre are a Manchester duo that need no introduction. Or do they? There’s no easy way to acquaint chaste ears to a catalogue that spans nearl...
Preview | Features
Gareth K Vile: Featuring Simon Thorne, the founder director of Wales Jazz Composers and Melanie Pappenheim and Rebecca Askew, Vocal Sonics strays into musical theatr...
Gareth K Vile: This sharply contrasting double bill from one of France's most lyrical radical choreographers is a return to the roots of New Territories and a striki...
