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JASMIN VARDIMON COMPANY – YESTERDAY (OneTouch Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 30 October 2008)
GEORGINA COBURN goes on a journey through memory with the Jasmin Vardimon Company. |
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ADO MATHESON (An Lanntair, Stornoway, 28 October 2008)
IAN STEPHEN checks out the return of a native |
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LITTLE LIGHT (Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh, 29 October 2008, and touring)
MARK FISHER admires an exquisite show for the very young. |
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CUIMHNEACHADH AIR SÌM – CELEBRATING SIMON (Empire Theatre, Eden Court, 24 October 2008)
FIONA MACKENZIE welcomes a warm-hearted celebration of the late Simon Mackenzie. |
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THE GREY PLANETS: PETER SUCHIN (HICA – Highland Institute for Contemporary Art, Dalcrombie, Loch Ruthven, until 30 November 2008)
GEORGINA COBURN reflects on the Concrete Art of Peter Suchin, and wonders how HICA’s new gallery space will develop. |
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EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL STORYTELLING FESTIVAL (Scottish Storytelling Centre, High Street, Edinburgh, 24 October – 1 November 2008)
IAN STEPHEN dropped in on some Northern participants in the festival. |
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ELIZABETH AND RALEIGH – LATE BUT LIVE (OneTouch Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 26 October 2008)
JOHN BURNS delivers his verdict on the latest Late But Live offering. |
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STEPHEN PETRONIO COMPANY (Empire Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 23 October 2008)
GEORGINA COBURN finds style and substance in the work of the New York-based Stephen Petronio Company |
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ENTER SHIKARI / ELLIOT MINOR (Ironworks, Inverness, 19 & 22 October 2008)
JELICA GAVRILOVIC & ROCK FANS FROM DRUM respond to two hardcore gigs in our first collective review |
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THE MERRY WIDOW (Craigmonie Centre, Drumnadrochit, 16 October 2008)
JAMES MUNRO admires a bigger than usual cast in this year’s touring production from Scottish Opera. |
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THE BLANK ALBUM (An Lanntair, Stornoway, 16 October 2008)
IAN STEPHEN recommends catching The Blank Album if it comes your way. |
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BLAZIN’ IN BEAULY 2008 (Phipps Hall, Beauly, 15 & 17 October 2008)
JENNIE MACFIE soaks up the unique atmosphere at Blazin’ in Beauly. |
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MACGREGOR, BRECHIN AND Ó HEADHRA (Bogbain Farm, Inverness, 12 October 2008)
JENNIE MACFIE enjoys a double launch for both Blazin’ In Beauly and the trio’s debut CD. |
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THE LESSON (Strathpeffer Pavilion, 10 October 2008)
GEORGE MACKAY gives a thumbs-up to benchtours latest interpretation of a modern classic of European theatre. |
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SCOTLAND AND VENICE 2003, 2005, 2007 / CIRCLES IN LANDSCAPE (Pier Arts Centre, until 8 November 2008)
MORAG MACINNES emerges with a very clear favourite from these concurrent exhibitions. |
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SMALL MARKS (Porteous Brae Gallery, Stromness until 18 October 2008)
MORAG MACINNES makes connections in the work of three young women artists. |
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SCOTTISH BALLET AUTUMN TRIPLE BILL (Empire Theatre, Eden Court, 7 October 2008)
JENNIE MACFIE is seized by a fit of curmudgeonliness at Scottish Ballet’s latest offerings. |
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OFFSHORE (Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow, 24 September 2008, and touring)
MARK FISHER reckons more could have been made of this breezily watchable thriller set in a small Highland community. |
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JOHN BELLANY (Browns Gallery, Tain, until 25 October 2008)
GEORGINA COBURN welcomes the gallery’s initiative in mounting a major exhibition of work by one of Scotland’s most significant painters. |
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SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES (Dundee Rep, 2 October 2008, and touring)
MARK FISHER warmly recommends Catherine Wheel’s adaptation of a classic fantasy novel. |
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A NATIONAL TREASURE II (Perth Concert Hall, 27 September 2008)
JENNIE MACFIE finds Gordon Duncan’s maverick influence alive and well in the next generation. |
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ART AND THE WORD (Kilmorack Gallery, by Beauly, until 31 October 2008)
GEORGINA COBURN is inspired by the work on show in Kilmorack’s latest exhibition. |
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