The comedian celebrates the comic genius of a performer who has mastered every kind of funny ...

Four years since Kevin Bridges last graced the Hydro, his show’s title reflects the fact that so few comedians can make an ...

The National Mòd returns to Glasgow for its 134th outing, with the Royal Concert Hall playing host to the headline Gaelic solo and choral competitions, including The Gold Medal (Wednesday 14), The ...

‘There’s no one here’ is one of the more common sentiments in Elena Tonra’s lyrical toolbox. As the lead in Daughter, and in her solo project Ex:Re, she cuts a figure of perpetual solitude, sometimes ...

My favourite comic could be Spike Milligan. I saw him on a school trip to see Treasure Island. Or perhaps Tommy Trinder, the music hall rival to Max Miller, and the first stand-up I saw. Or it could ...

I don’t think I knew you could go on a holiday that wasn’t booked as a package until I was 25. Even now as a fully grown man, a part of me panics when I land in a foreign country and I’m not ...

My interview with Chloe Reith, interim director of Glasgow-based arts organisation The Common Guild, opens with me, the interviewer, unexpectedly on the back foot. She’s read my review in Art Monthly ...

Kevin Rowland has never been shy of exposing himself emotionally in song. From early incarnations of Dexys Midnight Runners almost half a century ago, Rowland has driven a restless musical potpourri ...

The winners of The List Festival Awards have been announced, celebrating the wealth of creativity and talent across Art, Book, Film, Fringe and International festivals. Poet and winner of the Nan ...

Much of the brilliance of You And Me (And Whoever Comes Next) comes from the way in which it integrates its story into a dramaturgy that recognises how theatre about disability can discover an ...

The shortlists have been revealed for The List Festival Awards, shining a light on the fantastic range of creativity and talent in Art, Book, Film, Fringe and International festivals this summer.

Based on Jay Parini’s 2020 memoir, Borges And Me: An Encounter, Marc Turtletaub’s road movie is a labour of love, a spry comic narrative set in Scotland circa 1971. It’s a mostly true story of how ...