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”
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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”
Veterans and Serving Soldiers bring Experiences to the Arts
For the past few years, the Army has had a presence at the Fringe under the name of Army@The Fringe when they have gained a reputation for bold, independently produced performance art. This time round, like everyone else, they have adapted to circumstances with Army@TheVirtualFringewhere soldiers and veterans of recent conflicts, who are involved inContinue reading “Veterans and Serving Soldiers bring Experiences to the Arts”
Electric Voice Theatre Announces Free Zoom Event
Electric Voice Theatre (EVT) is an English music theatre ensemble that is committed to promoting the work of women composers as well as that of the women scientists their music portrays. On Saturday 25th July 2020, EVT invites you to join them in an online celebration of pioneering British crystallographer, Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958) whose photoContinue reading “Electric Voice Theatre Announces Free Zoom Event”
Edinburgh’s First Drive-in Movies announced for August Opening
On Thursday, 27 August, the ambitious new project from the Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) and Unique Events, Drive-in Movies, will arrive at Edinburgh Airport and the first titles are now available to the public. The August line-up includes 13 films and every month from August 2020 until January 2021, Drive-in Movies will welcome up to 250 cars at theContinue reading “Edinburgh’s First Drive-in Movies announced for August Opening”
Online Campaign Launched to Celebrate Theatre and Dance in Scotland
During the Corona crisis, live theatre in Scotland has been put on hold but the sector nevertheless continues to unite with its audiences to celebrate the value of live theatre, the world class talent in Scotland and the creativity, resilience and economic value of the industry. Throughout lockdown, theatre has continued to work for theContinue reading “Online Campaign Launched to Celebrate Theatre and Dance in Scotland”
Edinburgh Art Festival Takes New Approach for 2020
Like other art organisations, the Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF) had to cancel their 2020 plans. As the Capital begins to emerge from lockdown, EAF has invited ten artists from previous festival editions to mark the dates of what would have been their 2020 festival (30 July – 30 August). These artists are Ruth Ewan; EllieContinue reading “Edinburgh Art Festival Takes New Approach for 2020”
New Series of Digital Residencies to Support Emerging Artists Announced
Look Again, a creative unit based at Gray’s School of Art, Robert Gordon University (RGU), Aberdeen, hosts a range of events and exhibitions throughout the year all designed to connect, highlight and strengthen the creative sector in North East Scotland. In response to Covid-19, the unit’s annual Seed Fund Awards that has been a centralContinue reading “New Series of Digital Residencies to Support Emerging Artists Announced”