Stef Smith is an uncompromising writer. Edinburgh’s Queen Margaret University has some history. What might a collision between the two…
First up in the night’s intriguingly titled diversion were the aptly named Electrical Melting Company who proceeded to meld, with…
Fit like, loons and quines? If floundering in the fog of ‘Betwixmas’ the answer will have been overwhelmingly positive after…
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…