Poor sleep, mood swings, and an unforgiving work-life balance. One writer explores the unacknowledged weight of capitalism ...

The Kenmure Street protest of 2021 saw a community save two of their neighbours from deportation through solidarity and ...

There's the largest UK exhibition of Iranian-Canadian artist Bahar Noorizadeh's work at Cooper Gallery this week. Elsewhere, ...

Beyond its musical execution, the apple tree under the sea is an immense literary accomplishment, and a nourishing meal for ...

James McAvoy will present his directorial debut, California Schemin', in person at GFF this year. Other filmmakers in attendance include Mark Jenkin, Alice Winocour and Felipe Bustos Sierra.

Ashnikko brings her delightful weirdness and quirky, provocative aesthetic to a freezing cold night in Glasgow.

In Thea Lenarduzzi's The Tower, two complex narratives mingle and diverge in an exploration of storytelling and trauma.

Hasan Hadi’s directorial debut, The President’s Cake, sees a young girl go on an odyssey to bake Saddam Hussein a cake. Hadi ...

It started when I studied improv at the legendary Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (UCB) in Los Angeles at the end of 2015. I ...

A night celebrating Robert Burns via the music of David Byrne offers up a hit-and-miss rotation of star turns.

The most effective strand is the first, where Murder Bimbo is crafting a folk-hero feminist story of righteous justice. The ...

Beth de Araújo’s follow-up to 2022's Soft & Quiet is a lucid analysis of the banality of male aggression filtered through the ...