Zara Grew, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

Zara Grew

Spectators sitting along a stone wall watching a coastal event on a sunny day in a Scottish fishing village, enjoying one of the best Edinburgh Fringe alternatives

Things Not Edinburgh: Escaping the Fringe for Arts, Culture and Community

We all love the Fringe (well, mostly all of us). Where else would you ...

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One Day: The Musical – Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh: Beautiful and poignant – the sweetest highs and the lowest lows (theatre review) 4 stars

It’s telling when the merch for a play includes branded tissues and hats that ...

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SNACK up (what’s on across Scotland this week – from 13th March)

Hello lovely SNACK pals, Have you got your physical copy of our spring magazine ...

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Trousdale at St Luke’s, Celtic Connections, February 1st 2026 (gig review)

Trousdale are the powerpuff girls of Americana folk. Beautiful outfits, beautiful harmonies and most ...

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Orchestra Baobab at Tramway, Glasgow – Celtic Connections 2026 (review)

Orchestra Baobab brought soul, spirit and history to Tramway as part of Celtic Connections ...

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Katie Gregson-Macleod – Celtic Connections 2026 – Scotland’s newest mainstream folk queen is a perfect fit, with a contemporary twist

Katie Gregson-Macleod’s headline performance at Celtic Connections made me believe in the power of ...

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Pillion film review: Alexander Skarsgård as a leather daddy in this warm BDSM biker romance

Film Review: Pillion Going into a sold out screening of Pillion at the GFT ...

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SNACK Chats to Uninvited: Their Upcoming Headline at Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall, Working with best friends, TRNSMT’s gender problem, and playing Ping-pong with Bob Vylan

Uninvited are the riotous pop punk trio from Glasgow, bringing Y2K nostalgia to the ...

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