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Cinema Review: Camille Claudell 1915

Lorna Irvine is moved by Juliette Binoche's latest performance.

Theatre Review: Guilty

Lorna Irvine reviews the latest lunchtime theatre offering at Oran Mor.

Music Review: MIA--Matangi (XL Recordings)

Lorna Irvine reviews the controversial artist's fourth album.

The Great British Wake Off

Lorna Irvine reviews Etiquette of Grief.

Theatre Review: Janis Joplin: Full Tilt

Lorna Irvine gives high praises to the latest offering at A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Theatre Review: Wilful Forgetting

'Low-key, cerebral and very touching', Lorna Irvine finds the ingredients to a winning production.

Review: Dream/Life

Lorna Irvine struggles with a production 'not without its moments'.

One to Watch: The Serious Men

Lorna Irvine speaks with two members of the band about their work and inspiration.

Theatre Review: The Deficit Show

'Dark, clever and full of pithy one-liners,' Lorna Irvine reviews the latest Oran Mor production.

Cinema Review: I Am Divine

Lorna Irvine reviews 'One of the finest pop culture documentaries ever made'.

Theatre Review: Monkey Bars

Lorna Irvine reviews 'One of the most joyful, sad, poignant, life-affirming slices of verbatim theatre yet.'

Theatre Review: True West

Lorna Irvine is very impressed by the recent Citizens Theatre production.

One to Watch: Honeyblood

Lorna Irvine speaks with half of the rising band.

Lou Reed: The Thinking Person's Curmudgeon

Lorna Irvine celebrates the passing, and her passion, of an icon.

Review: The Worst of Scottee

'Funny, intimate, brave and visceral,' Lorna Irvine relishes the recent production at the Arches.

Theatre Review: Grave Undertaking

Lorna Irvine finds much to love in this treat from A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Music Review: Lorde--Pure Heroine (Virgin Records)

Lorna Irvine reviews the latest music sensation.

Theatre Review: Doras Duinte (Closed Door)

Lorna Irvine is disappointed by the latest lunchtime production at Oran Mor.

 

Theatre Review: Cured

Lorna Irvine reviews the 'touching, tender and haunting' production, part of this year's Glasgay! festival.

Theatre Review: Dragon

Lorna Irvine is completely enchanted and amazed by the tour production.

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