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Susan Morrison covers a wide range of topics, with a focus on local Scottish culture and seasonal themes. Her articles include personal experiences, reviews, profiles, and expert commentary related to cultural events and holidays.
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By: Susan Morrison
The fringe is back in town. The streets are awash with huge wheelie cases and enthusiastic young people. Some of them, I imagine, are literally bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, remaining resolutely costumed to promote their heavy metal musical based on the works of Beatrix Potter.
By: Susan Morrison
People occasionally walk into my living room and ask me why I need so many pictures of the RMS Titanic.
By: Susan Morrison
It was a traditional Scottish summer's day earlier this week. On the Dreich Weather Scale, I'd say it was about an 8. Smirry rain, occasionally getting mildly enthusiastic, low lying cloud, a chill breeze and the sun a mere memory.
By: Susan Morrison
For years, we here in the Republic gave vent to vigorous anti-tram sentiment. To be fair, we had a point, up to a point.
By: Susan Morrison
Week two of the Fringe and things are going reasonably well, although the longest queue I’ve seen isn’t outside a venue. It's the huge line waiting patiently to get into a St James Quarter shop called ‘Sephora’.
By: Susan Morrison
Captain James T Kirk may have been an excellent starship captain, but he didn’t seem particularly interested in how the USS Enterprise actually worked.
By: Susan Morrison
During the three mad weeks of the Fringe, we at the Stand tend to form a crazy little family. It’s nice, but I know the kids see me as a mad old bat who shouldn’t be left alone with the sherry in case she gets pie-eyed and starts singing ‘New York, New York’.
By: Susan Morrison
Dolly Parton’s passing made me surprisingly tearful, even though I’m not particularly a fan of Country and Western music. I blame Hogmanay for that.
By: Susan Morrison
It has always been a little ambition of mine to be on a ship at sea, at night. I mean I have, sort of, if you include being on the Dunoon-Gourock ferry at 4.30 on a December afternoon, but it's not what I mean.
By: Susan Morrison
Earlier this year, a nice chap emailed me and offered me a gig on a cruise ship. Apparently they wanted me to talk about bits of history. Ok, said I.
