Interview: Amelie Peters
‘This show is my playful way of sneaking the joy of singing back into the busy lives of grown-ups.’ We chat to the multi-talented voice behind interactive cabaret ‘Sink or SING!’
Interview: Amy Veltman
‘I created the show to spread the word and to give people a good time,’ We speak to the writer and performer of one-woman show ‘PSA: Pelvic Service Announcement’
Glasgow Improv Theatre Launches Auditions
GIT offers the chance to be part of a burgeoning scene
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Hidden
Quietly suspenseful psychological thriller maintains relevance in its handling of surveillance and colonialism
Elio
Pixar gives us Spirited Away in space, a good-natured return to form oozing in sentiment and fun
Falling into Place
Romantic drama leans to the predictable, but is evidence of a talented multi-hyphenate filmmaker
Bruce Springsteen
The Boss drops by with a timely reminder of music’s power to inspire, unite or just soundtrack a hell of a night
Loyle Carner
hopefully !
The soulful rapper digs down into fatherhood for an album of of quiet reflection
One-Man Poe
Less means more in a characterful interpretation of much-loved gothic tales
A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson or God: Whoever Reads This First
Boyish exuberance belies a wistful study of innocence lost
Ghost Stories
Labyrinth of a story that’s both chilling and compelling to the end
Adam Hills: Shoes Half Full
Loosely themed but expertly executed, Hills shows that affability is not barrier to laughs
Bruce Springsteen
The Boss drops by with a timely reminder of music’s power to inspire, unite or just soundtrack a hell of a night
Sorry Girls
The Montreal band are at their swooning, dreamy best on their Scottish debut
MESSY FRIENDS
Anti-drag cabaret features a compilation of different performers sharing their stories in pre-recorded interview and choreographed routines
Reflections Upon An Ugly Little Soul
Poetry and physicality present brutally raw insights into a troubled mind
Simon Evans presents Alas Smith and Hume!
Wwitty well-balanced lecture on leading ideas from the Scottish Enlightenment, with some delightfully terrible puns thrown in
Super Second Rate
NYC-based Grammy-winning cello player recounts complex childhood through heart-wrenching songs and light-hearted storytelling.
Hidden
Quietly suspenseful psychological thriller maintains relevance in its handling of surveillance and colonialism
Elio
Pixar gives us Spirited Away in space, a good-natured return to form oozing in sentiment and fun
Falling into Place
Romantic drama leans to the predictable, but is evidence of a talented multi-hyphenate filmmaker
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Carmen
Opéra-Comique’s retelling of Bizet’s classic opera is a visually stunning rendition that elevates its legendary source material.
Word
Loyle Carner
hopefully !
The soulful rapper digs down into fatherhood for an album of of quiet reflection
visual art
Suppose you Had a Portable Gramophone
Captivating tribute to the power of art and imagination
dance