Edinburgh-based Grid Iron Theatre Company is taking advantage of their experience in site specific and promenade theatre to premiere a new outdoor show this month. The planned show is a world premiere of Doppler, an adaptation of the satirical novel by Norwegian writer Erlend Loe. With very limited audience numbers of up to 20 people,Continue reading “Edinburgh’s Grid Iron Theatre Company Plans to Premiere New Show This August”
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Scottish Ensemble Invites Help in Creation of a Tumbling Song
Scottish Ensemble is asking audiences, contemporary music fans, those who practice mindfulness, or maybe just experience seekers to join them in creating Tumbling Song, the 14th Sonic Meditation by Pauline Oliveros. Between March and November 1971, Pauline Oliveros wrote 25 Sonic Meditations. These are instructions that anyone can follow, without any need for a knowldegeContinue reading “Scottish Ensemble Invites Help in Creation of a Tumbling Song”
Fringe Regular Space UK Announces Online Programme
It’s not just the Fringe giants whose presence will be absent from The Capital this August. Other regulars, who have appeared with packed programmes year on year, will be physically invisible. One of these is theSpaceUK with their patch being at Surgeon’s Hall in the Southside. Established in 1995, they specialise in producing live performanceContinue reading “Fringe Regular Space UK Announces Online Programme”
Margate Based Company Get Slot on Radio 3
1927 is a multi-award winning Margate and London based theatre company that specialises in brilliant blends of animation and live performance. Since being founded in 2005, they have toured to 35 countries over 5 continents and have garnered multiple awards, not least following appearances at the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe, for their unique theatrical spectacles.Continue reading “Margate Based Company Get Slot on Radio 3”
The Coolidge Effect – Audio Play
During the Corona virus pandemic, an enterprising step has been taken by the young Glasgow theatre company, Wonder Fools. It takes the form of a new audio version of the play The Coolidge Effect that they toured extensively across the UK throughout 2016-2019 when it was seen in theatres, schools and by youth groups. ThisContinue reading “The Coolidge Effect – Audio Play”
Glasgow Short Film Festival Online Programme Announced
Glasgow Short Film Festival (GSFF), the largest competitive short film festival in Scotland, announces its 2020 online programme, its first as an independent charitable organisation. Like other arts organisations, GSFF has had to adapt to new circumstances so the full programme planned back in March can no longer go ahead. Instead their competition selections, thatContinue reading “Glasgow Short Film Festival Online Programme Announced”
Citadel Arts Audio Plays
On 26th June, Radio Summerhall Arts article, Leith’s Citadel Arts Group goes Virtual (not a typo!) announced news of the plans of a series of audio plays from the Leith based arts group. Citadel Arts works with people of all ages to create theatre, with particular attention to older writers. The audio plays are aContinue reading “Citadel Arts Audio Plays”
National Theatre of Scotland Announces New Play Dates Episodes
Since 28th May 2020, National Theatre of Scotland (NTS), in association with leading children’s arts organisations Starcatchers and Imaginate has been running a programme of digital arts workshops and activities for children called Play Dates. From Tuesday 28 July, as the summer holidays get closer to an end,theybring a new series of interactive workshops. TheseContinue reading “National Theatre of Scotland Announces New Play Dates Episodes”
Ayr Gaiety Theatre Lockdown Film
As part of Ayr Gaiety Lockdown season, a film, created online under lockdown, and with the rather wonderful and intriguing title of The Rise and Fall of the Miraculous Vespas will be available to view. Written by Glasgow born David F Ross, and based on his internationally successful novel The Last Days of Disco, theContinue reading “Ayr Gaiety Theatre Lockdown Film”
Lockdown encourages pianist to release international collaboration
When pianist Dave Milligan arrived in Udine, in Northern Italy, to record with Italian bassist Danilo Gallo and drummer U.T. Gandhi, he was struck by the view from his hotel room balcony. The now Pathhead-based Milligan grew up among the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders and while these hills are not quite as spectacularContinue reading “Lockdown encourages pianist to release international collaboration”