‘Solaris’ presents itself as a story about loneliness, and our desperation for connection, empathy, and contact. However, what unfolds is a tormented and ugly tale of selfishness, free will, and autonomy.
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‘Misfit Warrior’ is a chaotic and determined middle finger of a show, resisting the dark by embracing the power of change and courage.
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‘Inflatable Space’ tells the tale of two men involved in the ‘Voyager I’ spacecraft mission. […]
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The Drowsy Chaperone is a homage to musical lovers; we follow the Man in Chair as he narrates the backstories to his favourite stars through an old record playing.
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‘Cindy Sherman: Early Works, 1975-80’ exhibits selected seminal works of the artist and photographer Cindy Sherman. Sherman considers ‘cultural imagination’; specifically, the ways identity is imagined, constructed and represented in the media.
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In the wake of her wonderful show Ladybones at the Edinburgh Fringe, I sat down with writer and actor Sorcha McCaffrey. In the comfortably busy downstairs of Black Medicine cafe, we talked representation in theatre, OCD, and how to get your audience to join in.
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This exhibition of Bridget Riley’s work is set in ten rooms of the Royal Scottish Academy. It is ordered mostly chronologically. This collection covers 70 years of Riley’s work, which was produced between the late 1940s and 2019.
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‘Cindy Sherman: Early Works, 1975-80’ exhibits selected seminal works of the artist and photographer Cindy Sherman. Sherman considers ‘cultural imagination’; specifically, the ways identity is imagined, constructed and represented in the media.
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When I saw ‘if mouth could speak’ I could hardly believe what I was seeing. It is beyond excellent.
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