From the Press
Arts & Culture
The Soviet composer Alfred Schnittke wrote his Piano Trio to commemorate Alban Berg's 100th birthday in 1985, and I'd wager that Berg would have liked the piece.
Founded by Stewart Laing in 1998, Untitled Projects aimed to channel Laing's theatrical vision with an assortment of collaborators.
It's a pleasure to hear up close five musicians who spend most of their working lives at the back of the City Halls stage.
Karen Gillan on her debut film, Not Just Another Happy Ending.
It was almost two years ago that Brad Pitt was in town – along with dozens of cast and crew, hundreds of extras, a media frenzy and any number of zombies – shooting World War Z.
LAST month, various departments at the Conservatoire – music and technical as well as ballet – joined forces with Glasgow School of Art in a 21st-century hommage to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring.
The raison d'etre of Jacobean comedies is for their characters to romp around the houses in lengthy perambulations of duplicitous intent en route to love, money or both.
Crime And Punishment Fydor Dostoyevsky's classic novel about ex-student Raskolnikov's murder of a pawnbroker was originally serialised in 12 parts.
Additional News from Scotland
Doctor and Lord-Lieutenant of Orkney;
Man who gave the world the Swiss Army Knife;
Minister of St Andrew's Church in Jerusalem;
Landowner and keeper of the countryside;
Businessman and army cadet commandant;
Former President of the Library Association;
Former General Secretary, Church of Scotland Guild;
