Arts & Entertainment

Glasgow's Citizens Theatre gives us a double dose of star-crossed lovers and revenge with a programme that includes both 'Romeo and Juliet' and its modern counterpart 'Blood Wedding'. Read more »

The man who plied his wares alongside the likes of Laurence Olivier and Michael Powell is remembered nominally as the counterpart to Lowe and Le Mesuriers's Captain Mannering and Sergeant Wilson. Read more »

Tim Burton doesn't automatically conjure images of swan costumes and toe shoes, but choreographer Matthew Bourne has transformed his classic film into a dance, and from London's reception of the new interpretation it looks like it was a good move. Read more »

While some may refer to it as ""twee-indie-pish"", I simply can't halt my infatuation with the genre Read more »

It's a song of confusion, of melancholy, but Hutchinson's friendly coo doesn't express anything but pleasantries Read more »

You can't mistake a definite Cardigans influence to this resolutely sunny, cheerful pop song Read more »

Spiralling, backward guitars hitch a ride on an insistent Death in Vegas-style rhythm Read more »

delivers a standard synth-laden indie-angst sound that falls somewhere in between Hard-Fi and ehm, Hard-Fi Read more »

If I was middle-aged and didn't know anything about music, I would probably think this was ace Read more »