JOHN BURNS salutes the comic talents of Irish comedian Dylan Moran.
30 September 2008

JENNIE MACFIE welcomes a stylish production of a classic Scottish novel from Aberdeen Performing Arts.
24 September 2008

KAREN RAY reckons Loopallu is the business, despite too much hanging around and a disappointing headliner.
24 September 2008

CATRIONA ROSS gives a general thumbs up to her first taste of Loopallu.
24 September 2008

ELIZABETH SINCLAIR checked out the first day action at the popular Ullapool festival.
24 September 2008

GEORGINA COBURN felt that orchestra and conductor had more to give in the opening concert of the Eden Court orchestral season.
23 September 2008

JENNIE MACFIE reckons that Lau live up to the claim that they are best band in the world right now (no pressure there, then).
23 September 2008

MARK FISHER catches up with a touring revival of the last show at Mull Little Theatre.
23 September 2008

SUE WILSON looks back on another successful Blas festival.
23 September 2008

MARK FISHER finds Wee Stories making light work of big ideas in their latest outing.
23 September 2008

ROB ADAMS reckons the 10th festival scored highly on all fronts
18 September 2008

MORAG MACINNES sings the praises of Marian Ashburn’s drawings, but wants more of her portraits
18 September 2008

MARK FISHER discovers classical resonances in a play focusing on a very contemporary issue
18 September 2008

FIONA MACKENZIE reflects on her journey through the Blas programme
17 September 2008

JENNIE MACFIE revels in the transformational alchemy of the theatre experience
16 September 2008

JOHN BURNS sees Victor Spinetti turn the clock back in masterful fashion.
15 September 2008

GEORGINA COBURN enjoys a diverse programme from the ever-imaginative Scottish Ensemble.
08 September 2008

GEORGINA COBURN welcomes an exhibition which treats photography seriously as a fine art.
08 September 2008

BARRY GORDON experiences a heady taste of Blas in the festival’s first Eden Court concert.
08 September 2008

GEORGINA COBURN discovers multiplayered and original work in Joe Davie’s solo exhibition.
08 September 2008

MARK FISHER notes a parallel theme in David Greig’s revived play and his adaptation of The Bacchae.
04 September 2008

PAMELA CONACHER marvels at the transformations of the mundane into exquisite art.
04 September 2008

FIONA CARR visits her first Boutique Festival at this year’s rather damp Hydro Connect.
03 September 2008