GEORGINA COBURN finds the intricately constructed labyrinths of Michelle Lord’s work dulled by repetition.
27 February 2008

MARK FISHER suggests that Licketyspit’s latest playful and imaginative play is hampered by a lack of focus.
26 February 2008

JOHN BURNS finds comedian Frankie Boyle in good form in front of an over-lubricated audience.
26 February 2008

MARK FISHER finds an intriguing idea is sidetracked in favour of more conventional directions in Suspect Culture’s latest collaboration.
25 February 2008

GEORGINA COBURN admires the energy, sensitivity and imagination of this Anglo-Swedish Trio.
22 February 2008

MORAG MACINNES explores the meaning of identity in the work of Orkney-based artist Colin Johnstone.
19 February 2008

KENNY MATHIESON enjoys a scintillating lunchtime concert from a young Georgian virtuoso
15 February 2008

MARK FISHER enjoys the quirky detail and honest storytelling in En Masse Theatre’s production.
14 February 2008

GEORGINA COBURN welcomes the return of the RSNO to Eden Court under their charismatic music director.
11 February 2008

PAMELA CONACHER reflects on an increased Scottish presnece at the Collect applied arts fair in London
08 February 2008

GEORGINA COBURN delves behind the surface in the work of two artists.
07 February 2008

JAMES MUNRO enjoys an entertaining and unusually lascivious outing for Scottish Opera’s well-established small-scale touring show.
05 February 2008

JENNIE MACFIE celebrates the stellar conclusion to another mammoth festival.
05 February 2008

GEORGINA COBURN – a self-confessed neophyte in the world of comics – gives a warm thumbs-up to the first HI-EX!
05 February 2008

MARK FISHER finds Theatre Workshop taking an unconventional approach to a Beckett classic.
05 February 2008

JENNIE MACFIE applauds a virtuoso display as Koshka expand their forces.
05 February 2008

BARRY GORDON finds fiddler Patsy Reid bridging the classical – folk gap in her New Voices commission.
05 February 2008

SUE WILSON finds the mighty Session A9 in good form despite a dodgy sound mix, and young Sorren Maclean undaunted by a challenge.
05 February 2008

SUE WILSON is less than convinced by both a new collaboration that needs developing and a bit of Irish pizzazz.
05 February 2008

FIONA MACKENZIE celebrates a gathering of young male Gaelic singers.
05 February 2008

FIONA MACKENZIE enjoys songs and tunes old and new.
05 February 2008

JENNIE MACFIE catches The Duhks and Tim O'Brien.
04 February 2008

SUE WILSON hears two Irish greats recreate a classic moment in the recording studio.
04 February 2008

JENNIE MACFIE checks out two contrasting singers from across the Atlantic.
01 February 2008