Mirror Magazine
Melo Time
The Melomanic Sessions have been around long enough now, for most musically-inclined young people to know what you’re talking about when you’re talking about “melo”: good music, pretty lights, happy company and some delectable eats. When they started off at the Warehouse project, it was obvious the event was breaking some new and important ground, [...]
100 words
The theme for 100 Words this time – Spices – has lead many writers down memory lane and nostalgia, unsurprisingly perhaps, given how much spices are entwined with our lives, especially lived traditionally. The politics of the spice smell is also touched upon here – familiar to anyone who has lived in the West. The [...]
Win tickets to The Wailers Concert
Popular Jamaican reggae band ‘The Wailers’ will come alive in Sri Lanka as a part of its Asian leg of their global tour. The band will be in action at the Paradise Beach of the Mount Lavinia Hotel on May 19 from 7.00pm. The Wailers kicked off their global tour of 2015 in February opening with [...]
Looking at the bigger picture through ‘Fruit Cake’
The cast of Methodist College will gear up for a gripping drama when they present ‘Fruit Cake’ at the end of this month. The play is an original, devised production set in an all-female psychiatric hospital. Through the patients’ stories and experiences the cast hope to bring out certain issues in society such as physical [...]
Bridging the gap between art and entertainment
To support Prasad’s initiative and for more details about the short film The Cemetery Man, visit: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-cemetery-men Prasad Pereira’s to-do list for this week include cemetery hunting. He’s torn between Jawatta or the Borella Kanattha – both of which have their attractions. The ghoulish task of sidestepping tombstones and traipsing in cemeteries are part of [...]
