Donald Stewart, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

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    Lærke Schreve Engelbrecht crouching on an illuminated glass stage, with cast members kneeling behind her.

    What I’m Here For: A bleak backdrop to a hospital under severe pressure (Theatre Review) 4 stars

    Scotland’s Vanishing Point, in a co-production with Theatre Katapult of Denmark have created a ...

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    Interview : Clare Duffy of Civic Digits on new play Many Good Men and Online Radicalisation of Masculinity

    Many Good Men employs the form of interactive Forum Theatre. Originated in Brazil, it ...

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    The Saltmarket Six: Retelling of a little known Glasgow story (theatre review) 3 stars

    Ayrshire’s Theatre Alliance are making a solid career out of bringing little known Scottish ...

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    The Saltmarket Six: Historic Young Glasgow Gangs In Focus with Story Sadly Relevant To Any UK City Today (Theatre –interview)

    Kilmarnock based Theatre Alliance are becoming widely known for original Scottish stories told based ...

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    The Events’ Director Jack Nurse – telling the tale of Claire, a priest and choir leader, who survives a mass shooting in her church (interview)

    The Events, by David Greig and directed by Jack Nurse is produced by Wonder ...

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    (We Indulge in) a Bit of Roll Play – Life, disability, and sexual freedom affirming work from Birds of Paradise (theatre review) 4 Stars

    As we enter the space, two huge screens at the side of the stage ...

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    Saint Joan: George Bernard Shaw film script reimagined back to stage by Stuart Laing (4 stars)

    George Bernard Shaw’s play Saint Joan has been performed in theatre many times over ...

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    Butoh Dance and Music, The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow (review – 4 Stars)

    Ankoku Butoh, the ‘dance of darkness’ arose from the ashes of World War Two ...

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