GEORGINA COBURN sees the Castle Gallery get the new year off to a good start in their latest mixed show.
07 January 2009

SUE WILSON finds the Bevvy Sisters in sinful mood

17 December 2008

GEORGINA COBURN hears the Scottish Ensemble’s characteristically unconventional take on a seasonal programme
17 December 2008

IAN STEPHEN reflects on the work of Allison Weightman in the light of a new exhibition.
16 December 2008

TERRY WILLIAMS celebrates the launch of the 9th annual recording from the Plockton students.
16 December 2008

ROBERT LIVINGSTON relishes some classy baroquerie
10 December 2008

JENNIE MACFIE is seduced by the infectious spirit of pantomime
10 December 2008

JENNIE MACFIE views a film festival that felt just right
10 December 2008

TERRY WILLIAMS enjoys a luvverly staging of a classical musical
10 December 2008

SUE WILSON reports on the annual traditional music awards bash
09 December 2008

TERRY WILLIAMS hears the SLO earn a big cheer in their winter concert
09 December 2008

GEORGINA COBURN discovers hidden treasure amid the cargo
09 December 2008

GEORGINA COBURN discovers strong work in this artist-led show, but wonders what it all implies for cultural policy in the region.
04 December 2008

JENNIE MACFIE finds an unexpected standout amongst John McCusker’s multi-talented ensemble
03 December 2008

GEORGINA COBURN applauds another strong showing at Kilmorack Gallery.
02 December 2008

MARK FISHER suggests that kids interacting with an excellent interactive show for the 3-5s is no bad thing.
02 December 2008

GEORGINA COBURN reflects on a mulitifacted programme
26 November 2008

JAMES MUNRO enjoys a memorable Messiah.
25 November 2008

EILEEN BELL finds Andy Goldsworthy battling too short a time and the Uist weather.
20 November 2008

JENNIE MACFIE finds magic lurking under the external racket in the harpist’s recital.
19 November 2008

TERRY WILLIAMS reminds would-be filmmakers that time is short for this year’s applications.
19 November 2008

GEORGINA COBURN marvels at the visionary reinvention of tradition in the work of Pekka Kuusisto.
19 November 2008

MARK FISHER admires a breezy piece of story-telling from writer Iain Heggie.
18 November 2008

KENNY MATHIESON hears the Hebrides in typically adventurous mood.
14 November 2008

JENNIE MACFIE celebrates proper opera in the grand manner in a stunning Traviata.
13 November 2008

JENNIE MACFIE is seduced by the fun and frolics of Scottish Opera’s take on Cimarosa’s comic opera.
12 November 2008

TERRY WILLIAMS admires the work of the young pipers and drummers.
11 November 2008

MARK FISHER catches up with an oddball take on Scottish national identity.
06 November 2008

KENNY MATHIESON joined this year’s celebration of the work of Neil Gunn in his home village.
05 November 2008

FIONA CARR reckons Teenage Fanclub are aging like fine wine.
05 November 2008

JAMES MUNRO checked out the opening of a new series in Inverness from Scotland’s longest-running string quartet.
04 November 2008

GEORGINA COBURN finds a mixed bag on show at the latest HOS Open exhibition.
04 November 2008

GEORGINA COBURN goes on a journey through memory with the Jasmin Vardimon Company.
31 October 2008

IAN STEPHEN checks out the return of a native
30 October 2008

MARK FISHER admires an exquisite show for the very young.
30 October 2008

FIONA MACKENZIE welcomes a warm-hearted celebration of the late Simon Mackenzie.
29 October 2008

GEORGINA COBURN reflects on the Concrete Art of Peter Suchin, and wonders how HICA’s new gallery space will develop.
29 October 2008

IAN STEPHEN dropped in on some Northern participants in the festival.
28 October 2008

JOHN BURNS delivers his verdict on the latest Late But Live offering.
28 October 2008

GEORGINA COBURN finds style and substance in the work of the New York-based Stephen Petronio Company
24 October 2008

JELICA GAVRILOVIC & ROCK FANS FROM DRUM respond to two hardcore gigs in our first collective review
24 October 2008

JAMES MUNRO admires a bigger than usual cast in this year’s touring production from Scottish Opera.
21 October 2008

IAN STEPHEN recommends catching The Blank Album if it comes your way.
21 October 2008

JENNIE MACFIE soaks up the unique atmosphere at Blazin’ in Beauly.
21 October 2008

JENNIE MACFIE enjoys a double launch for both Blazin’ In Beauly and the trio’s debut CD.
16 October 2008

GEORGE MACKAY gives a thumbs-up to benchtours latest interpretation of a modern classic of European theatre.
14 October 2008

MORAG MACINNES emerges with a very clear favourite from these concurrent exhibitions.
14 October 2008