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Cinema Review: The Great Gatsby

'Opulent, shiny and gorgeous to look at—but worthless,' Lorna Irvine reviews the latest adaptation of the literary classic.

Theatre Review: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs

'Furious, full of righteous indignation and with a sting,' Lorna Irvine is greatly impressed by Gilded Balloon's touring production.

Theatre Review: As It Is

'Admirable, shocking and compelling,' Lorna Irvine reviews Vanishing Point's contribution to Mayfesto.

Theatre Review: Marco Pantani--The Pirate

Missy Lorelei thinks the latest from Oran Mor is inconsistent.

Dance Review: Highland Fling

'Imaginative, vibrant and oh-so-saucy,' Missy Lorelei reviews Scottish Ballet's latest.

Theatre Review: Thieves and Boy

Lorna Irvine reviews the latest teaming between NTS and Oran Mor.

Music Review: Taylor Mac

'Performed with a wicked sashay and wink,' Missy Lorelei reviews the popular inclusion in the Arches Behaviour festival.

Theatre Review: Flaneurs

Lorna Irvine reviews Jenna Watt's performance statement about violence.

Theatre Review: Sweet Silver Song of the Lark

Lorna Irvine reviews 'Molly Taylor's wee gem' at this week's A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Theatre Review: Secrets

'Hardly brimming with searing insight or originality...nonetheless highly watchable', Lorna Irvine reviews the latest partnership between NTS and A Play, a Pie and Pint.

Theatre Review: Poke

Lorna Irvine reviews this 'vital' production.

Theatre Review: Rantin

Lorna Irvine reviews the flawed but good-natured production, part of Behaviour 2013.

Theatre Review: Butterfly Kiss

'Lacking wit and spice,' Lorna Irvine reviews Oran Mor's latest.

Theatre Review: Cargo

Lorna Irvine reviews a new play performed in two halves.

Don't Shake Me Lucifer!

Missy Lorelei reviews the Citizens' production of Doctor Faustus.

Peggy Shaw: Ruff

Part of this year's Behaviour festival, Lorna Irvine reviews 'a brave, bold beautiful show'.

Theatre Review: Margaret and Ken and the End of the World

'A cliched, mean-spirited and desperate mess,' Lorna Irvine reviews the latest from A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Bowie: The Comeback to End All Comebacks

In reaction to the release of his latest album, Lorna Irvine reflects on the cultural impact of David Bowie.

Theatre Review: Donald Robertson is Not a Stand-Up Comedian

Photo credit: Eoin Carey

Missy Lorelei reviews the first piece from this year's Behaviour festival.

(Image: Gary McNair, photo credit: Eoin Carey)

 

Theatre Review: Old Blood

Lorna Irvine is charmed by an odd 'antidote to the youth-obsessed Twilight franchise'.

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