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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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Zara Grew

EMF @ The Caves, Edinburgh, 12th March: Indie ravers are no one trick pony

Back in 1990 EMF were all the rave. Quite literally. They sounded like they ...

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Neil Renton

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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Zara Grew

Midlands Duo Big Special Exceeds the National Average In Talent- Glasgow SWG3 Gig Review

It is my opinion that a band can be more evocatively described by the ...

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Serenna Zingg

James McAvoy speaks about being reduced to an accent, Scots being discouraged from making films about themselves, and his directorial debut, California Schemin’ (Film Interview)

Despite being ‘the guy playing the Scottish king in the Scottish play,’ James McAvoy’s ...

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Caragh-Rose Macfeeters

Ellur’s Stunning and Dreamy Debut ‘At Home In My Mind’ (album review)

Eighteen seconds into album opener ‘God Help Me Now’ we hear the words ‘I ...

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Marc Bean

CMAT at Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, 4th March 2026 – a joyful spectacle, CMAT earns venue’s Hall Of Fame honour

At the Barrowland Ballroom, magic doesn’t take long to spark. This week Irish pop-country ...

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Grace Richardson

Late Fame: Dafoe excels in film which reminds that art can hold beauty outside the spotlight (film review) 3 stars

Late Fame is a film about despair, longing, belonging, and the quiet fear of ...

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Leah Flint