As masked theatre company Vamos brings its show about PTSD to Dundee Rep, artistic director Rachael Savage tells Michael Alexander why it’s a story that “must” be told.
A joint exhibition of paintings and calligraphy by Scottish artists Susie Leiper and Liz Douglas launches at the Tatha Gallery in Newport.
A sculptor who studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design is exhibiting at the Wasps studios in Meadowmills, Dundee, until Thursday May 24.
Argentinian lo-fi singer songwriter Diego Billordo returns to Dundee on the Scottish leg of his “Anti-folk Troubadour” European tour this on Saturday May 19.
Kirkcaldy’s famous connection with the linoleum industry is the subject of a new BBC Scotland documentary next week. Michael Alexander reports.
Seventy-five years after the Dam Busters raid on Hitler’s Germany, Michael Alexander speaks to Dundee University expert Dr Iain Murray about the legacy of the famous RAF attack.
With this year's International Conscientious Objectors Day upon us, Michael Alexander talks to Dundee historian Dr Billy Kenefick about the First World War men who refused to fight - and paid a high price.
A mystery surrounding one of the great Antarctic explorers has finally been solved, The Courier can reveal.
Michael Alexander speaks to author Mary Horlock about her First World War Dundee-based artist-soldier great grandfather Joseph Gray who is the focus of her new book.
Michael Alexander joined renowned Fife chef and food writer Christopher Trotter on a food tour of Fife – designed to promote tourism and show off the rich “untapped” food and drink sector in the Kingdom.
