Josie Duncan and Pablo Lafuente are a vocal/guitar duo like no other. Josie’s voice is crystal clear with its slight island twang, equally at home in any of these domains. Accompanied by Pablo’s dynamic, sensitive guitar playing, they illuminate the lyrics.
Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland 2017 (CATS): Nominated for best children’s show, this humorous and imaginative piece of children's drama invites audiences to think about food, how it’s produced, what they eat and why.
Two of Scotland’s most revered multi-instrumentalists, Mairearad Green (accordion and bagpipes) and Anna Massie (guitar, banjo, fiddle) are a truly captivating duo, providing a highly energetic performance with an instantly warm and friendly stage presence.
This afternoon’s concert features one member of the Hebrides Ensemble and two or three Conservatoire students for an hour-long concert. An Crùbh is open for lunches, tea and cake before the concert (payable separately).
The “man of many characters” actor Neil Gore, presents an Edwardian Magic Show with Magic Lantern and projected animation; political conjuring tricks and live music and song, as we meet the famous characters from the book and follow the events that surround the painters and decorators who are charged with the renovation of the Mayor's house.
Now, in her early 80s, American '60s folk sensation Julie Felix continues to command a capacity audience, as evidenced by this year’s acoustic performances at Glastonbury and the Million Dollar Bash on the Isle of Wight in August.
Fergus McCreadie is a phenomenal young pianist. Still only twenty-one and twice winner of the Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year Under 17 title, he released his first album, Turas, in early 2018 to rave reviews and has gone on to win a long list of prestigious national jazz awards.
THE POWER OF COMPASSION - A rich tradition of sacred dance music and song. Join the Tibetan monks of Tashi Lhunpo for an informal workshop for all ages. Learn the traditional masked dances and sacred music.
THE POWER OF COMPASSION - A rich tradition of sacred dance music and song. A 90-minute performance of masked dance and sacred chant from a Tibetan monastery, offering an entertaining and informative introduction to this unique culture.
Adapted by Kevin MacNeil from his best-selling novel, Dogstar Theatre's dramatisation of The Stornoway Way is full of wit and wisdom, both a romantic evocation and a scabrous critique of the Isle of Lewis – “a great and symbolic chip off Scotland’s shoulder”. With a variety of voices from Lewis and a musical soundtrack featuring original and traditional songs in Gaelic and English.
A highlight event at this year’s PipingLive! three unique pipers, Skye’s Malin Lewis, Lindsay System Chanter; Jarlath Henderson, Uilleann pipes and vocals; and Ali Hutton, Highland pipes and guitar, produce an exciting sound celebrating progress and innovation in the piping world.
As current and former students at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Graham Rorie, Aidan Moodie, Connor Sinclair and Craig Baxter have been tipped as “ones to watch” by Songlines magazine for their lively, engaging and honest performances.
Sabhal Mòr Ostaig presents a unique event from Handsel Press featuring the literary voices of three of the Gàidhealtachd’s best loved poets: Maoilios Caimbeul, Fearghas MacFhionnlaigh and Jock Stein.
Bigger, better, bolder and back, the SEALL Festival of Small Halls brings big music to small halls on the Isles of Skye and Raasay. Join us for a nine-day celebration of people, place and performances featuring the giants of the Scots trad world. Plus Big Cèilidh on St Andrew's Night at Sligachan Hotel.
As the only UK festival devoted exclusively to contemporary and classic French and Francophone cinema, the French Film Festival has in 27 years earned an unrivalled reputation as a showcase for contemporary French cinema in this country and abroad. Programme will be announced online at www.seall.co.uk
