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60 Hour Film Blitz
The Director's Perspective
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The "Classic"
Why do we return to the same films?
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Freshers' Plays 2011
The beginning of March saw this year's two Freshers' Plays go up, and Yasmin Sidana reviews The Odd Couple.
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Playwriting in the Twenty-First Century
The Tribe Theatre section collaborates to create an introduction to a selection of Britain's newest playwrights.
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Costume Design Undressed
Alex Mullarky takes an insightful look into the world of costume design. Featuring an interview with Charlotte Baker.
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Walking the Line: The King of Limbs
An Album Review
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Animal Kingdom
The Film Director reviews...
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Paper Cuts
Sophie Lealan discusses the art of the paper cut
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Artist Self-Profile: Natasha Latysheva
St Andrews artist, Natasha Latysheva sheds light on her surreal and dreamlike art
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The Modern Still Life
Celia Bryan-Brown explores.
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The 60 Hour Blitz
Profiling the 3 day film festival coming to St Andrews
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The Oscars 2011
A review of all the films nominated in the category of Best Film this year.
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UNDERROADS: World Premiere
Surrealism and audience interaction with a flooded stage as centrepiece: Siobhán Cannon-Brownlie reviews the latest completely original student production.
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Matilda the Musical: A Stunning Success for the RSC
Roald Dahl's classic children's tale brought to life by the RSC
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Get Involved
Shayna Layton considers the worth of interactive theatre after her experience of Belt Up.
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No Words Will Reach Us
Alex Mullarky reviews the stage adaptation of Sebastian Faulks's most famous novel, Birdsong.
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Welcome to the 60s: or a Caricature of them
Ally Lodge takes a look at the touring production of the cheesiest, most indulgent musical around.
Ally Lodge takes a look at the touring production of the cheesiest, most indulgent musical around.
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Music Award Shows
Meaningful Music or Publicity Stunt?
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Take It or Leave It?
The 21st Century’s ‘Free Music’ Phenomenon
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Merry Christmas, Merry Music
A Christmas Story
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The Most Wonderful Time of The Year
The battle for Christmas #1 will not be as loud as usual.
The battle for Christmas #1 will not be as loud as usual.
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Beat It
Catriona MacLeod indulges her James Franco crush by investigating his new film “Howl” and the Beat Generation that inspired it.
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The Turner Prize 2010
Jenny Trent reviews the Turner Prize 2010
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Et in Arcadia Ego
Ben Cook reviews Tom Stoppard's Arcadia.
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From the Streets to the Stage: A History of Pantomime
Pantomime season is upon us again, and Alex Mullarky takes a look at how it all began.
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Spring Awakening: can a dark play be a good musical?
Spring Awakening has exploded in Scotland since August, and Ally Lodge compares the play with Just So's stunning first semester musical.
Spring Awakening has exploded in Scotland since August, and Ally Lodge compares the play with Just So's stunning first semester musical.
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Re-imagining Shakespeare
What is it that inspires so many directors to bring Shakespeare’s works into the modern day?
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The West End's Premier Murder Mystery
Cordula Schnuer experiences how theatre and thriller merge in Ira Levin's play Deathtrap.
Cordula Schnuer experiences how theatre and thriller merge in Ira Levin's play Deathtrap.
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Spotlight: Gorillaz
Gorillaz, The New Look, The New Sound, The New Band.
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The One We've All Been Waiting For
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: A Review
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Into the Wild Review
Cordula Schnuer on one you might have missed.
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From Comic-Con: The Avengers
Marvel present their most ambitious movie yet.
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Scale and Sculpture
A view of American artist Robert Therrien’s exploration of our perception of everyday objects through their representation, scale and environment.
A view of American artist Robert Therrien’s exploration of our perception of everyday objects through their representation, scale and environment.
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Kiss the Past Hello
Lauren Lepke-Brown addresses the controversies of age restriction in the recent Larry Clark retrospective.
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A Mexican Revolution?
Gael Garcia Bernal has been working his way into more mainstream films from world cinema, but will ethnic stereotypes hold him back?
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We'll Always Have Paris
"You must remember this, a kiss is just a kiss...." Why the world will always welcome Bogart and Bergman, as time goes by.
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The Muse of Us
The What, Where, and Why of Electric Guitar.
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Cutting It
Ruby Munson-Hirst interviews collage artist Colin Brown.
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Another World: Exhibition Review
Nina Moorman visits Edinburgh's Dean Gallery for the Another World Surrealist exhibition.
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Ten Minutes To Impress
Acclaimed playwright Israel Horovitz takes up residence at the Byre to deliver a show of shorts with nine students.
Acclaimed playwright Israel Horovitz takes up residence at the Byre to deliver a show of shorts with nine students.
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This Mad Young Man
Shakespeare's tragedy Hamlet comes to the Byre; Gillian Carter reviews.
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Behind The Curtain
With her own play currently in the process of production, Alex Mullarky reflects on the experience of playwriting.
With her own play currently in the process of production, Alex Mullarky reflects on the experience of playwriting.
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Watch For This Bloke
Edinburgh-based dancer Tony Thrills comes to DanceSoc and the Byre for one day only.
Edinburgh-based dancer Tony Thrills comes to DanceSoc and the Byre for one day only.
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Upcoming Exhibitions: Robert Morris
Archie Turnbull examines the significance of conceptual artist Robert Morris today in his upcoming exhibition in Edinburgh, scheduled for 2011.
Archie Turnbull examines the significance of conceptual artist Robert Morris today in his upcoming exhibition in Edinburgh, scheduled for 2011.
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The Finely-Drawn Line
Madeline H Lucas questions the credibility of modern art, and the interpretation of the 'sublime'.
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The Art of Auditioning
A look into the audition process, a process currently all around us in St Andrews, from a director's point of view.
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Adultery and Angels
Ben Cook reviews The Scarlet Letter.
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Lovely Start to Mermaids' Year
How the drama scene in St Andrews kicked off for the year 2010/11.
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The Unsung Art of Stage Managing
A stage manager reflects on how importance and invisibility go hand-in-hand for her role
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Interview with Diagram of the Heart
Michael Michael chats to the band before their performance in St Andrews
Sargent's Scottish Stunner
Bethany Pleydell writes about the postcard that was the starting point of her love for painter John Singer Sargent.
Bethany Pleydell writes about the postcard that was the starting point of her love for painter John Singer Sargent.
Tron: Ahead of its Time
The steps that took Tron from a sketchy idea in a notebook to a big-screen legend.
The steps that took Tron from a sketchy idea in a notebook to a big-screen legend.
Review: 'The Dumb Waiter'
Ally Lodge reviews an Edinburgh Fringe production of Pinter's sinister yet hilarious play 'The Dumb Waiter', discovering that one-act plays can hold as much power as any other play.
Ally Lodge reviews an Edinburgh Fringe production of Pinter's sinister yet hilarious play 'The Dumb Waiter', discovering that one-act plays can hold as much power as any other play.
Exploring Emptiness
Michael McCreary explores the concept of emptiness; specifically mimes, one of the oldest types of performer in the world and not one to take for granted.
Michael McCreary explores the concept of emptiness; specifically mimes, one of the oldest types of performer in the world and not one to take for granted.
The New Age of Aquarius
Cordula Schnuer experiences the West End revival of the musical Hair, a colourful portrayal of 1960s hippie culture in the States performed through song and remarkable audience interaction.
Cordula Schnuer experiences the West End revival of the musical Hair, a colourful portrayal of 1960s hippie culture in the States performed through song and remarkable audience interaction.
Review: Rosencrantz
Ben Cook reviews an Edinburgh Fringe production of Stoppard's famously absurd play 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead', performed faithful to the original script by a group of young students.
Ben Cook reviews an Edinburgh Fringe production of Stoppard's famously absurd play 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead', performed faithful to the original script by a group of young students.
Big Cities Get All The Attention
Michael Melia talks re-localizing music.
Michael Melia talks re-localizing music.
Review: The Tallest Man On Earth
The Tribe reviews the new album from The Tallest Man on Earth: "Wild Hunt".
The Tribe reviews the new album from The Tallest Man on Earth: "Wild Hunt".
Review: The Black Rebel's Motorcycle Club
The Tribe reviews "Beat the Devil's Tattoo".
The Tribe reviews "Beat the Devil's Tattoo".