5 years of Category is Books
This autumn, the iconic queer bookstore in Glasgow’s Southside is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Co-owner Fin Duffy-Scott looks back on […]
October 13, 2023
Why are we still returning to Stanley Kowalski?
Tennessee Williams’ Stanley Kowalski will always be a classic figure of fiction. Ruby Stirling examines this masculine, violent and good-looking
Non-horror film & television for Halloween
Not a fan of jumpscares and poltergeists? These autumnal tv shows and movies have you covered. Trick or Treat? Treat
The definite Real Housewives of Cheshire ranking
Glitz, glam and deceit: these ladies are all showstoppers in one way or another Dorothy was right: there’s no place
‘Up A Close’, a play by Tina Conway, directed by Victor Kennedy – Review
Tina Conway explores life in Glasgow from a female perspective. The new Glaswegian play, ‘Up a Close’, written by Tina
The best horror for Halloween
All the best films and TV shows to watch this October This is a magical time of year: cinnamon-based drinks,
A Play, A Pie, and A Pint
Oran Mór is the place to see a play, have a pie and a pint. Clare Roberts tells us which
Cinema as identity
Nationalism, patriotism and cultural identity all come together in film It’s quite possibly a contender for the understatement of the
The art of Fleabag
Allysa Olis explores Fleabag as the perfect theatrical display for our generation looking forward. “It’ll pass.” Words that were not a
An ode to the mockumentary
A staple of both television and film, it’s no surprise the mockumentary continues to thrive even today It sometimes seems