JOHN BURNS enjoys a gripping tale of naked ambition despite reservations over its genuine dramatic impact.
14 May 2008

ARTHUR BROCKLEBANK finds Dingwall Choral in fine voice, while guest Katie Mackenzie impressed on the clarsach
13 May 2008

TERRY WILLIAMS finds plenty of promise in the work of some very young Gaelic film-makers, encouraged by the success of Chris Young’s Seachd – The Inaccessible Pinnacle.
13 May 2008

KAREN EMSLIE finds deep resonances in the knitted work of artists Barbara Ridland and Jeanette Sendler.
13 May 2008

CATRIONA ROSS finds Session A9 in top form on the opening night of their tour, with strong support from Braebach
13 May 2008

AMY MACBEATH checks out the new set (and some old favourites) from alt-rockers Mogwai
13 May 2008

SUE WILSON finds the fun and frolics as lively as ever at a particularly eclectic edition of this (in)famous festival.
09 May 2008

ELIZABETH SINCLAIR discovers that this folk business isn’t so bad after all ….
08 May 2008

GEORGINA COBURN considers the latest exhibition in Eden Court’s gallery spaces.
07 May 2008

MARK FISHER evaluates John Byrne’s latest extension of the Slab Boys series.
07 May 2008

JENNIE MACFIE caught up with the latest incarnation of the big success story of Scottish theatre in the current decade.
05 May 2008

JENNIE MACFIE is profoundly disappointed by the Musselburgh-based Curve Dance Foundation’s 10th Anniversary show.
29 April 2008

GEORGINA COBURN finds Mike Maran’s take on Picasso failing to connect.
29 April 2008

MARK FISHER welcomes a strong new production of Iain Banks’ chilling novel, even if they do give away a major plot twist from the outset.
25 April 2008

MORAG MACINNES enjoys the physicality of these sculptural collaborations, but is dubious about the implied profundity.
25 April 2008

JAMES MUNRO welcomes a rare chance to hear fine performances of an esoteric slice of Beethoven alongside Mozart’s famous Requiem.
22 April 2008

FIONA CARR enjoys an intimate taste of things to come at this summer’s Rockness.
21 April 2008

MARK FISHER finds good humour and genuine family appeal in Wee Stories inventive new version of their popular show
18 April 2008