Theatre review: Sweat from Citizens Theatre and Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh Production at Citizens Theatre Glasgow

Theatre review of Sweat (Lynn Nottage) from Citizens Theatre and Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh Production at Citizens Theatre Glasgow - reviewer: Donald C Stewart

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Theatre review: Medea from Bard in the Botanics, produced by Raw Material with support from The McRobert Arts Centre at Tron Theatre, Glasgow

Theatre review of Medea (Kathy McKean after Euripides.) from Bard in the Botanics, produced by Raw Material with support from The McRobert Arts Centre at Tron Theatre, Glasgow - reviewer: Donald C Ste...

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Reflections - How important is the towel?

BBN's Caledonian columnist, Donald C Stewart, asks the question, just how important is the corner towel as a piece of kit? Soak this in....

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The Whole Routine

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The Splitting of Latham

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Art versus Fascism

MOONSLIDE X BUZZCUT Tramway Theatre, Glasgow Ever walked into a symposium thinking it would be a performance? I do that a lot. Art versus Fascism was exactly that. I walked in and perhaps the annou…

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Theatre review: Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil from The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company at The Royal Lyceum Theatre

Theatre review of Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil (Ron Ferguson, adapted by Gary McNair) from The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company at The Royal Lyceum Theatre - reviewer: Donald C Stewart

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Theatre review: Flight from Vox Motus at Citizens Theatre, Glasgow

Theatre review of Flight (Based on the novel Hinterland by Caroline Brothers, adapted by Oliver Emmanuel) from Vox Motus at Citizens Theatre, Glasgow - reviewer: Donald C Stewart

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Dictations, The Heart of the Sea

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Harry whose side are you on? By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

Harry whose side are you on? By Donald C Stewart A sketchy and humorous look at the outpourings of the...

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Spare a thought By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

Spare a thought By Donald C Stewart It’s that time of the season when some are looking at who won...

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A Home for Hamish

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Surprise Surprise By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

Surprise Surprise By Donald C Stewart A sketchy and humorous look at the outpourings of the great, the good and...

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Rear View Mirror – Charlie Magri

BBN’s Scottish scribe Donald C Stewart looks into his rear view mirror at the career of ‘Champagne’ Charlie Magri

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Reflections – The curious case of Lawrence Okolie

Reflections – 'Ere we go again as Okolie adds his name to a long list of doping cases

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Reflections – 2025 was an annus horribilis for BOXXER

BBN's columnist Donald C Stewart reviews BOXXER's last year, public spats and ongoing beefs in this week's Reflections column

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Rear View Mirror – Herbie Hide

BBN's Scottish scribe Donald C Stewart looks into his rear view mirror at the career of 'The Dancing Destroyer' Herbie Hide

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Keep Right On Till the End By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

Keep Right On Till the End By Donald C Stewart A sketchy and humorous look at the outpourings of the...

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What I'm Here For: A bleak backdrop to a hospital under severe pressure (Theatre Review) 4 stars - SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

Uncover the emotional depth of What I'm Hear For theatre review, highlighting the humanity and struggles of caring underfunding pressures.

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Interview : Clare Duffy of Civic Digits on new play Many Good Men and Online Radicalisation of Masculinity - SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

Many Good Men employs the form of interactive Forum Theatre. Originated in Brazil, it performs short texts about contentious topics ...

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Rear View Mirror – Stan Ward

BBN’s Scottish scribe, Donald C Stewart, takes a look into his rear view mirror at the successful career of the "Avalanche" Stan Ward, the pride of Sacramento

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Reflections – The man in the middle

What a weekend of boxing! We started with a Friday night Matchroom special in Altrincham, which saw young William Crolla hit the deck four times, then get

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Reflections - Sky’s the limit? Broadcasting behemoth is back

BBN’s Caledonian columnist, Donald C Stewart, reflects on the news that Sky Sports have roared back onto the boxing scene once more

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Reflections - Irish boxing wakes up

Just pure unadulterated violence and a square ring showing the best of Irish boxing.

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Rear View Mirror – Nick Blackwell

BBN’s Scottish scribe, Donald C Stewart, takes a look into his rear view mirror at the successful career of Wiltshire warrior Nick Blackwell

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Book Review – Dalglish: The Fifty Matches that Made the Player by Tom Brogan – FOOTBALL BOOK REVIEWS (FBR)

Tom Brogan has claimed that he has put together a comprehensive overview of 50 games in which Kenny Dalglish became, as he was known by many, the greatest player that Great Britain ever produced. The truth is he has written a lot more than that. This is a comprehensive run from Dalglish's first appearance as a Scottish schoolboy way back in 1966, right through to one of his final appearances in Liverpool's colours when player-manager against West Ham United in 1986. The 20 years in between are covered by a task which has clearly been filled with pleasure. What is most impressive is that Brogan has not just run through the usual sources – newspapers, periodicals, even Kenny Dalglish's own soccer annual, The Celtic View, and from television, his This Is Your Life appearance in 1983 - but also mined a massive amount, academic like, of sources. Included are biographies of other players, fanzines and the wide range of podcasts and other television evidence that tells the tale of an iconic player.

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The Northern Irishman By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

The Northern Irishman By Donald C Stewart A sketchy and humorous look at the outpourings of the great, the good...

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Cooncil tele 3 Pay per View 1 By Donad C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

Cooncil tele 3 Pay per View 1 By Donad C Stewart A sketchy and humorous look at the outpourings of...

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A Rebel’s Cause By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

A Rebel’s Cause By Donald C Stewart Unfortunately, if football is anything, it is a plethora of administrative minefields that...

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A Saint Bairn By Donald C Stewart - Scottish Football Supporters Association - SFSA

A Saint Bairn By Donald C Stewart A sketchy and humorous look at the outpourings of the great, the good...

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