The Skinny: Independent Cultural Journalism
The Skinny Magazine: bringing you Independent Cultural Journalism and events online and in print across Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and beyond.
What's On in Glasgow - The Skinny
Glasgow. Welcome to our carefully curated guide to what’s on in Glasgow, where you can find the best events, attractions and venues for live music, comedy, art, theatre, and food and drinks.
Music - Album reviews, interviews, gigs and news -The Skinny
Music The Skinny magazine music guide. We bring you the latest music highlights, gig reviews and previews, music videos, album reviews and features.
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This month’s theme, Radical imaginations, a provocation posed by Anahit, proposes that in the world on fire, art still offers the space for revolution. We talk to artists who continue to create under the very worst of circumstances, or in the face …
The Skinny Guide to Glasgow's Southside
The Southside’s key arts venue is Tramway (25 Albert Dr); situated in an old tram depot, it’s home to a world-class programme of visual and performance art, music and theatre. And The Burrell Collection is an eclectic and fascinating art collection housed in Glasgow’s most beautiful gallery, situated within Pollok Country Park, which you can find out more about in …
Edinburgh Fringe Festival Guide - News and Reviews - The Skinny
Edinburgh Fringe The Skinny guide to Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We bring you everything you need to get the most out of the Fringe, including previews, interviews, reviews and features.
Edinburgh - The Skinny
Edinburgh. Welcome to our carefully curated guide to what’s on in Edinburgh. You can find the best events, attractions and venues for live music, comedy, art, theatre, or food and drinks.
Books - Latest reviews, author interviews and events - The Skinny
Books The Skinny book guide – bringing you book reviews, features, events, reviews and author interviews. Find previews and on the ground reporting from festivals of literature and poetry in Scotland and beyond.
Taika Waititi on Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Sep 5, 2016 · While Waititi says he hated the idea of depicting animal killing onscreen, considering his source material (Barry Crump’s 1986 novel Wild Pork and Watercress) is “all about hunting,” he didn’t have much of a choice.For the pig-killing scene, he took pains to exercise as much restraint as possible while still conveying gruesome reality.
Jessica Fostekew on her new show, Mettle - The Skinny
Feb 26, 2024 · Jessica Fostekew has gone from strength to strength, literally, since the last time we caught up with the comic. Her Edinburgh-nominated show Hench propelled her into the public consciousness, with a string of high profile TV gigs immediately following, as well as success with her own podcast, Hoovering, and co-hosting The Guilty Feminist.More recently, her follow-up hour Wench has just been ...