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Stacey Mullen

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Glasgow
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Proud Glaswegian and Editor of Glasgow Times, Renfrewshire and Paisley Gazette, Clydebank Post, Barrhead News and Dumbarton Reporter

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Stacey Mullen’s Biography

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I am a journalist with more than a decade of experience. I’ve worked for local, regional and national newspapers.

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My only complaint about Two Doors Down's live Hydro show is that I wanted more

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By Stacey Mullen Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Verdict: Five stars. When a TV show as treasured as Two Doors Down transitions from the small screen to the live stage, there's always an apprehension that it won't quite be the same. Will the comic timing work? Will the actors be tempted to break the fourth wall? Can TV writing translate to a live arena audience? They were all questions I had, but they disappeared within minutes of the curtain going up at the OVO Hydro on Saturday night.
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Burlesque review: Strong performances shine despite opening-night disruption

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By Stacey Mullen Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Verdict: Three stars A night at the theatre promised glitz and glamour, but off-stage drama soon took centre stage. Between a delayed start and an unscheduled curtain drop during the second act, the opening-night performance of Burlesque the Musical at Glasgow's King's Theatre struggled to maintain its momentum. The 7.30pm show began around half an hour late, before an unexplained issue brought proceedings to a halt later in the evening.
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Scotland fans get perfect pick-me-up with TRNSMT sing-along

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By Stacey Mullen Verified
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The Fratellis play Main Stage at TRNSMT on Saturday, June 20. Picture by Colin Mearns. (Image: Colin Mearns) The Glaswegian rockers launched into the 1977 Baccara disco track during their main stage set at TRNSMT on Saturday afternoon -hours after the national team lost 1-0 against Morocco in the World Cup - and the moment sent the crowd into a frenzy.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Junior reporter at Milngavie and Bearsden Herald but I had a lot of freelance gigs before that.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Jessica Fletcher

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It’s part of my identity. I don’t know who I would be without it. I love telling people’s stories and exposing injustice.