Wallace: A Hip-Hop Musical – A Review of A Night at the Pavilion
‘Weaving in touchstones of the now, and carrying forward for future peoples to remix in their own way’ – Dave […]
Culture
Saviour of The Skinny
Charity Outer Spaces acquires shares in Radge Media CIC, publisher of The Skinny. Following the news that The Skinny, the
THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY Lets the Past Speak for Itself
The current Hunterian exhibit explores how student protest challenges and is challenged by the state. The Hunterian Museum’s exhibit THROUGH
Plans to Rebuild GSA Mackintosh Building Unravel Amid Widespread Uncertainty Across The City’s Art Sector
The decision to scrap plans for a full re-installation of the Mackintosh Building reflects the crushing financial costs facing the
The Fantasy Of Bucolic Living
A review of Makenna Goodman’s Helen of Nowhere With its place on the Booker Prize Shortlist to be announced next
Edinburgh International Film Festival: Trainspotting Live Event
The cast and crew of Trainspotting return to Edinburgh for a live commentary event on its 30th anniversary. On Friday
Why Glasgow Youth Film Festival Lets Young People Decide What To Watch
Every September, the Glasgow Youth Film Festival proves there are still young audiences for smaller films. For almost two decades,
Culture, Theatre
King’s Theatre Reopens in Edinburgh after £41m Refurbishment
The 120-year old venue reopens after nearly four years of refurbishment that cost over £41m. The King’s Theatre in Edinburgh
Centre for Contemporary Arts Auctions Assets
The assets of the Centre for Contemporary Arts were auctioned in July following building closure. The assets which had previously
The Reality of Saving the Arts: The Future of Theatre in Scotland
How can we save the arts, and why has the situation become so dire in the first place? It’s been