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Theatre review: Two Doors Down, OVO Hydro, Glasgow, Five stars (opens the original)
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Any party starts with an invitation, and this time, we were invited to crash the Baird’s house gathering, joining their closest neighbours for a night of Scottish banter. After seven seasons and Christmas specials, Two Doors Down opened its living room to its audience for the first time with a live performance at the OVO Hydro. And if you ever wondered what the point is in swapping the TV screen for a massive stage, where, depending on your seat, you may end up watching the performance on an eve
My seven favourite musicals coming to Scotland this autumn (opens the original)
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This autumn and winter, Scottish stages will welcome everything from Tudor queens and Dickensian ghosts to dancing cats and childhood favourites. Here are seven much-loved musicals coming to Scotland that are worth looking out for. Six had a sell-out run in Edinburgh (Image: PAMELA RAITH) After a successful run in Edinburgh, Six is coming to Glasgow. It is a musical bordering on a concert. What better way to tell the story of Henry VIII’s wives than by putting them into a singing competition? Th
Glasgow’s Transmission Gallery marks 40 years of supporting artists (opens the original)
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Over four decades, artists connected with Glasgow’s Transmission Gallery have gone on to achieve international recognition, including winning or being shortlisted for the Turner Prize. Now the gallery has celebrated its 40th birthday with over 100 guests attending an evening of sound and art from Glasgow-based creatives. The event brought together artists from the contemporary art scene to mark its past achievements and look ahead to what is to come. Established in Glasgow in 1983, Transmission
Gaelic poetry comes vividly to life in Glasgow in a journey across 1,000 years (opens the original)
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Marking the launch of the Royal National Mòd, which returns to Glasgow from October 9 to 17, the event celebrated Gaelic language and culture. In the contemporary art gallery Tramway, the audience was invited to celebrate 1,000 years of Gaelic poetry. Divided into two sections, the eveningâs first hour delivered a beautiful interpretation of Gaelic heritage and creativity. Performers including singer Claire Frances MacNeil and Gillebride MacMillan moved across the stage, giving every song and
Everything you need to know as the Mòd Fringe comes to Glasgow (opens the original)
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The worldâs biggest celebration of Gaelic language and culture is due to make its return to Glasgow, where it was last held in 2019. Organised by An Comunn Gà idhealach, the Royal National Mòd brings a rich variety of events, from traditional competitions and music performances to exhibitions, film screenings and family activities. Alongside the main Mòd programme, a wide range of Fringe events will offer visitors the opportunity to experience Gaelic traditions and creativity. The nine-day f
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