Unbridled joy. A tonic. In an almost panto-style atmosphere this brilliantly written work of Edinburgh-based duo Stephen Christopher and Graeme…
As part of The Soundhouse Winter Festival we’re treated to a vibrant set from poet, spoken-word, rap, jazz, dance, multi-faceted…
Kathryn Tickell is one of Folk’s superstars, though it’s a title she’d probably toss over her shoulder in embarrassment. Prolific…
The horrific events that took place in Democratic Kampuchea (Cambodia) under the Khmer Rouge between 1975 – 79 are well…
Reality TV, as we know - as we all SHOULD know - is scripted, planned and edited with precision a…
Enthralling. Feel free to locate your battered copy of ‘Lanark’ but under no circumstances attempt to speed-re-read two days before…
For something so foul-mouthed and filthy, this has to be described as a breath of fresh air. Not for the…
‘2pm, upstairs in a pub, there are worse places on a Wednesday afternoon!’ And we’re off for an hour in…
Whether it’s a night train to Liechtenstein or basket weaving in Peru, you can guarantee a Twonkey show will have…
Recorded in March 1959 and released in August the same year, Kind of Blue consists of five tracks, totaling 45…