Alia Syed's exhibition The Ring in the Fish explores the role imagination plays in migration. Its curator reflects on ...

Long before Netflix and torrent files, there was Moviedrome, the TV series from the 80s and 90s that introduced a generation ...

In July's new Scottish music column, we look forward to released from Hannah Laing, Carsick Charlie, Annie Booth, Lomond ...

As Scotland's capital braces for the festival season, there are still plenty of places to see theatre this month.

Fiona Shaw is excellent, but there's little else to recommend in this limp adaptation of Deborah Levy's 2016 novel.

Ryan Lee West's ninth studio album continues his exploration of analogue synths and complex programming, though now with a ...

In her sophomore novel, Elaine Castillo explores ideas of innovation and ethics through a subtle speculative narrative.

This month, check out the newly renovated Filmhouse, celebrate Pride at GFT, enjoy some alfresco cinema at Queen's Park and ...

It’s summer, we’re melting, and the night is always young. Here are the top after-hours parties across the country to keep you going: Ponyboy Pride, Tony Morris, Shackleton (Live), and Deptford ...

Indie darling Lucy Dacus gives us a sweet, sparkling show as her Forever is a Feeling tour arrives at the Usher Hall in ...

Katie Palmer, head honcho at Brass Tacks Comedy, tells us how the production company came about and her big summer plans.

Whether singing as a silhouette behind the front door for opener Stars Fell On Alabama, softly swaying on the garden swing or ...