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At the intersection of nerdiness and comedy sits Juliette Burton. Whether it’s with her guided video game show, ‘Multiverse in Progress’, or her WIP on geek culture and sexuality, ‘Sexy Nerdy’, Juliette loves to take her audiences on journeys through far off lands and her own b...


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James McAvoy’s debut film as director, California Schemin’ was the Gala closing film of Glasgow Film Festival. An adaptation of the memoir of Gavin Bain, the film tells the story of Silibil N’ Brains, the Scottish hip-duo who pretented to be American to get ahead in the music industry. It’s a classic rise and fall tale with a Scottish working class spin, told with pas...


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‘How are you feeling?’ asks carer Julia (Emmanuelle Lussier Martinez) of her charge, Evelyn (Dawn Ford) at the beginning of


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Former BBC Staff Writer and co-creator of the Tonbridge Comedy Festival, Jade Gebbie is making her Glasgow debut with ‘People Pleaser’, hoping to unite those with pushover tendencies but to bring something for everyone, with her high-energy insights into millennial a...


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Natalie Quarry is an actor best known for playing Nurse Rosalind Clifford in Call the Midwife. Natali...


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