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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

The Bacchae by Company of Wolves at Studio Theatre, Edinburgh (Theatre Review) 3 stars

Armed with little more than a backdrop of fluorescent lights in roll-cage trolleys, some ...

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Will Fisher

Effi o Blaenau – painting a bleakly vivid picture of the impact of austerity, Effi o Blaenau should be a star-making turn for Gwenllian (film review)

Minority language cinema is well-represented in Scotland’s exhibition sector. CinemaAttic’s year-round programming makes regular ...

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Sophie Kindreich

Beans On Toast – Stereo, Glasgow (gig review)

I’ve been going to see Beans on Toast perform at Stereo for the better ...

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Matthew O'Donnell

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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Donald Stewart

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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Donald Stewart

David Byrne at the Armadillo, Glasgow: Music veteran comes ‘home’ to show them how it’s done 

It was the week Harry Styles, in a funky Chanel suit and backed by ...

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Neil Renton