Howlin’ Fling’s Just The Thing For Anything and Everything – Festival Review
I don’t know how many attendees there were: some said 100, some said 200, ...
Afrique en Cirque – Fringe Review
This is not your run-of-the-mill circus. With a live afro-funk-jazz band as their soundtrack, ...
Hysterical (Olivia Hall and Carrie Rudzinski) – Fringe Review
As a poet, I judge poems not on how they look on the page, ...
Alberta Whittle: The Last Born – making room for ancestral transmissions (Interview)
Alberta Whittle is an artist, curator, and researcher motivated by collective care and the ...
The Snuts SWG3, 28th July – Review
It was SUNNY. It was SOLD-OUT. It was THE SNUTS at SWG3. ‘S’appenin’ Glasgow, ...
INTERVIEW – Lankum talk False Lankum and upcoming Edinburgh International Festival set
From their 2015 debut Cold Old Fire to their most recent release, False Lankum, ...
Interview: Pete Lannon (Superfan) two men wrestling with violence, literally and metaphorically [Edinburgh Fringe]
Superfan, a theatrical collaboration made up of Ellie Dubois, Kim Donohoe and Pete Lannon, ...
INTERVIEW – David Shrigley, Jeremy Deller & Michael Pedersen (Edinburgh International Book Festival 2023)
The Edinburgh International Book Festival’s 2023 theme ‘The Joy of Words’ looks at celebrating ...
PITCH – How does queerness function in a outwardly heteronormative space, like football? [Edinburgh Fringe Review]
How does queerness function in a outwardly heteronormative space, like football? This is the ...
Interview: Johnny Barrington talks about his magnetic first feature, Silent Roar, working with Hannah Peel and Edinburgh International Film Festival 2023
In his first feature film, Silent Roar, Johnny Barrington (writer and director) combines crushing ...
Interview: Andrew O’Hagan on his Fringe debut ‘The Ballad of Truman Capote’ & ‘From Page To Screen: Mayflies’ at Edinburgh International Book Festival 2023
Andrew O’Hagan is a name we would usually connect with fine novels such as ...
Interview: Jo Caulfield talks about her new memoir ‘The Funny Thing About Death’ & ‘Jo Caulfield: Razor-Sharp’ at The Stand
Jo Caulfield is best known as one of the UK’s most respected stand-up comedians ...
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