Unbecoming is a performance about loss and rage, told by a woman and a mother. Rage, at all we become when we don’t feel like we have a choice. Loss, of all we haven’t become. And how we unbecome. Using traditional song, soundscape, myth, and movement, Unbecoming is a dreamworld: a rich and sublime space […]
After more than 15 years of worldwide touring and three album releases, Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson--otherwise known as the folk duo Hungrytown--have earned a reputation for the quality and authenticity of their songwriting: “It’s great to hear an act eschew sentimentality in favour of honesty and to prove that you don’t have to go […]
‘Owdyado bring you Twisted Tales from three distinct voices. These dark comedies ask: How far would you go to get what you want? A hospital ward where the best prescription is an escape plan, two kids’ TV presenters consider how best to dispose of a cadaver, and a locked-room game that slowly twists to […]
Kathryn Joseph’s debut album – bones you have thrown me and blood I’ve spilled – carried her from being one of Scotland's best-kept secrets to winner of Scottish Album of the Year Award, within six months in 2015. An ethereal experience, her maiden record is lyrically compelling, sonically vivid and consistently moving. Rare performances on the live circuit are renowned for their visceral, mesmeric qualities.
Using dance, live music, humour and interviews with religious leaders, academics and deaf and disabled people, acclaimed performer Claire Cunningham goes on a perilous quest to explore how the major world faiths view deafness and disability in this witty and illuminating show.
Using dance, live music, humour and interviews with religious leaders, academics and deaf and disabled people, acclaimed performer Claire Cunningham goes on a perilous quest to explore how the major world faiths view deafness and disability in this witty and illuminating show.
Wind group playing Mozart, Poulenc, Seiber, Beethoven
Abigail Iveson (soprano), Charlotte Stephenson (mezzo-soprano), Andrew Mackenzie-Wicks (tenor), Philip Blake-Jones (baritone) and Charlotte Forrest (pianist) will be performing a selection of opera highlights from Donizetti to Gilbert and Sullivan and from Mozart to Verdi.
Somewhere between a dance performance, sketch show, TV gameshow and the ultimate compilation album, Blast from the Past will have you feeling nostalgic, singing along, laughing out loud and playing a swift game of pass the parcel!