YLC Review: From Tsars to Commissars
1863 was an eventful year in the history of art.
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1863 was an eventful year in the history of art.
So dull and dark are the November days, but for lovers of poetry in Stockholm, a light flickers on the horizon: the November 25th kickoff of the Stockholm International Poetry Festival.
Progressive is a concept hard to define because it has been attached by numerous influences.
It’s time for the third and final instalment of Laughing Stock, Stockholm’s newest all English stand up comedy night at Teater Pero on Sveavägen.
Stockholm Roller Derby is expecting some tough competition from London and Munich this weekend, as they warm up in preparation of meeting some of the best European teams at the WET tournament.
YLC’s Nina Uddin spent some quality time at ComicCon Gamex among gaming enthusiasts and cosplayers.
It’s time for Laughing Stock #2, Stockholm’s newest all English stand up comedy night at Teater Pero on Sveavägen.
The 25th annual Stockholm Film Festival is showcasing a record number of new films – more than 180 films from more than 50 different countries are on offer. This year’s festival is dedicated to the memory of Lauren Bacall.
Stockholm is buzzing with live music every day of the week and it can at times be hard to pick what to see. YLC’s music fan Nina Uddin guides you to the most interesting artists that are playing at Stockholm venues in the coming weeks.
YLC’s Nina Uddin has some fangirl confessions to make as she’s getting ready for new releases from Miriam Bryant, the powerhouse vocalist who had her breakthrough in Sweden last year with the song Push Play. – Didn’t you see her just the other day? – Well yeah, but it’s Miriam… – But why again? […]