MORE INFO HERE Curated online performance showcase events broadcast to communities across the Highlands & Islands on the 20th and 27th August. A preview of what could be touring to our community post-COVID! These sessions are being hosted in conjunction with our Keep Rural Arts Live Crowdfund Campaign, which we urge you to support. DONATE NOW The Spotlight Sessions […]
MORE INFO HERE Curated online performance showcase events broadcast to communities across the Highlands & Islands on the 20th and 27th August. A preview of what could be touring to our community post-COVID! These sessions are being hosted in conjunction with our Keep Rural Arts Live Crowdfund Campaign, which we urge you to support. DONATE NOW The Spotlight Sessions […]
From heart-tugging love songs to hilariously weird stories, Norman Lamont (no relation) takes you on a intimate journey. This is a world where boys sleep on railway tracks, people find strange eye transplants, and a Bob Dylan clone - or is it the real one? - wreaks havoc. This show would appeal most to fans […]
CRAZY GLUE follows the tragicomic roller coaster of a couple’s romance as they move from the blossoming of first love through to the thornier terrain of married life.
In A Brief History of Evil, two men take us on a hallucinogenic white-knuckle ride to find out what happens when we listen to the voices inside us, or don't.
A beautiful, fun, poetic show for all the family.
The three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and cult optimist is heading north for her first ever show on Coll.
This is the greatest true story that history ever forgot.
The Astrid String Quartet formed in summer 2011 at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and were recipients of the 2012 Mabel Glover string quartet prize. Highlights from Astrid’s recent seasons include their their Usher Hall debut in September 2013 and their highly successful “Five by Five” concert series taking place in the 2013 Edinburgh Fringe. […]
Waves tells the story of the unofficial history of the invention of the Butterfly stroke. It is a solo theatrework written and performed by Alice Mary Cooper. Combining new writing, highly expressive storytelling, delicate movement and humour, Waves is the amazing tale of Elizabeth Moncello and how, growing up on Gabo Island in the 30’s, she employed sea creatures to teach her how to swim.
Ipdip Theatre bring a tactile, interactive performance specially created for the youngest children and their grown-ups. Come and share in this enchanting tale of wandering sheep, wonderful clouds and one worried wee doggie.
HeLa is an engaging exploration of the vast scientific progress made possible by the cells of one, unknown woman.
With her melodious acoustic sound and emotional songwriting infused with remarkable honesty, Amy Duncan has established herself as one of the brightest musical talents in Scotland.
Following on from last years amazing ceilidh, Trail West make a return visit, in association with Tigh na Mara, The Coll Association and Coll Kids Club. Hailing from the ‘wild wild’ Western Isles of Scotland, Trail West are a young band causing a storm on the Scottish music scene.
Skipinnish, the unique and sublime mix of authentic Highland tradition and contemporary sounds come to Isle of Coll. An absolute must see.
You are invited to a series of concerts, masterclasses and dinners with some of the most outstanding young musicians. The exciting line up comprises Atea Wind Quintet, Maxwell String Quartet, Trio Mise-en-Scène (piano trio) and Zeitgeist Ensemble (viola, clarinet and piano trio), with concerts over Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
MAAMi is an enthralling story of a poor, devoted single parent's struggles to raise her only child, Kashimawo, who goes on to become an international football star and a national hero.