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HUBS GIG (The Rock, Dingwall, 23 March 2006)
AMY MacLEOD finds opportunities for young performers moving on fast from her own – still recent – teenage experience. |
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CINEMA IN FRASERBURGH (The Broch, Fraserburgh, 25 March 2006)
IAN STEPHEN welcomes the return of the big screen to the Broch. |
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UHI MILLENNIUM INSTITUTE LECTURE SERIES (UHI Executive Office, Inverness, 27 March 2006)
GEORGINA COBURN hears Colin Marr address the challenges that lie ahead in developing arts and culture in the Highlands & Islands. |
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THE CALLANISH STONED (Spectrum Centre, Inverness, 24 March 2006)
GEORGINA COBURN leaves Theatre Hebrides’s touring production in a positive frame of mind. |
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PERFECT PIE (Stellar Quines, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, and touring 2006)
MARK FISHER wonders if this Perfect Pie might not have benefited from a little longer in the oven. |
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JOYCE CAIRNS – WAR TOURIST (Aberdeen Art Gallery, until 8 April 2006)
GEORGINA COBURN is overwhelmed by the work of Aberdeenshire artist Joyce W. Cairns. |
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MOLLY WHUPPIE (Licketyspit, Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh and touring 2006)
MARK FISHER gives a thumbs-up to Licketyspit's fresh revival of a popular kids show. |
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CROWHURST (Benchtours, North Edinburgh Arts Centre, and touring 2006)
MARK FISHER finds Benchtours latest production failing to meet expectations. |
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MIXED EXHIBITION (Kilmorack Gallery, By Beauly, 2006)
GEORGINA COBURN finds much to enjoy in Kilmorack’s latest mixed exhibition. |
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ST. MATTHEW PASSION (St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, 11 March 2006)
RON FERGUSON finds the combined efforts of choirs from Orkney and Edinburgh paying rich dividends. |
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SECRETS & LIES & DIY (Carrbridge Village Hall, 17 March, and touring 2006)
KENNY MATHIESON finds Fiona Knowles in good form in MsFits Theatre’s latest outing. |
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SPENDING FRANK (Borderline Theatre Company, Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow, and touring 2006)
MARK FISHER finds Borderline's latest production high on charm but short on weight. |
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SHAZIA MAHMOOD: ENIGMA OF THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS (Castle Gallery, Inverness, until 1 April 2006)
GEORGINA COBURN finds Shazia Mahmood engaging with her materials and the landscape of the west. |
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EH6, THE PUPPET LAB (Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh, and touring 2006)
MARK FISHER finds The Puppet Lab resurrecting the concept of puppet theatre for grown-ups. |
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FREE-FALL (Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh, and touring until 8 April 2006)
MARK FISHER finds 7:84 Theatre’s latest offering a disappointment |
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TIM STEAD: WITH THE GRAIN (An Lanntair, Stornoway, until 1 April 2006)
GILES SUTHERLAND evaluates the multifacted achievement of Tim Stead reflected in this exhibition. |
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GUITARS 3 (Strathpeffer Spa Pavilion, 25 February 2006)
ANDREA MUIR catches up with a stellar guitar trio. |
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HOME ABERDEEN, DUNDEE, GLASGOW AND EDINBURGH (Various venues, 23-26 February 2006)
MARK FISHER rounds up some East Coast and Central Belt offerings in the National Theatre of Scotland’s launch event. |
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HOME ABERDEEN (48 Logie Place, Aberdeen, 26 February 2006)
IAN STEPHEN (abetted by ALEX PATIENCE) catches up with the Home Aberdeen offering, and adds his thoughts on the mainland productions in the Highlands. |
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HOME SHETLAND (Northlink Ferry, Lerwick Harbour, 23 February 2006)
MARK FISHER is beguiled by an emotionally rich theatrical experience on the Northlink Ferry. |
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HOME CAITHNESS (Caithness Glass Factory, Wick, 24 February 2006)
KENNY MATHIESON saw the Caithness production in the National Theatre of Scotland’s launch series. |
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HOME INVERNESS (Arts in Motion Creation Centre, Evanton, Thursday 23 February 2006)
Lacking access to a helicopter, ROBERT LIVINGSTON made do with attending—appropriately enough--the performance closest to home. |
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HOME STORNOWAY (Shoe Shop, Stornoway, 23 February 2006)
IAN STEPHEN experiences a novel form of theatre-in-miniature in the Stornoway production. |
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