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Northings Event Reviews archive from June 2004
| DIONYSSUS - EMERGENZA BATTLE OF THE BANDS (Carling Academy, Glasgow, Sunday 27 June 2004)
CATRIONA PAUL reports on Dionyssus’s bid to make the UK final of the Emergenza band competition. | |
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FLORA THE RED MENACE (King’s Theatre, Glasgow, on tour June-July 2004)
MARK FISHER is relieved to find that Dundee Rep’s production of Kander and Ebb’s Flora The Red Menace is equally appealing second time round. |
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ST MAGNUS FESTIVAL COMMUNITY EVENTS (Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall and elsewhere, June 2004)
ALISTAIR PEEBLES focuses his second report from the St Magnus Festival on the large-scale community events in this year’s programme. |
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ST MAGNUS FESTIVAL 2004 (Various venues in Orkney, 18-23 June 2004)
ALISTAIR PEEBLES rounds up more diverse delights from the St Magnus Festival. |
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SIR PETER MAXWELL DAVIES 70TH BIRTHDAY CONCERT (Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall, Wednesday 23 June 2004)
ALISTAIR PEEBLES reports on a memorable salute to the distinguished composer at the St Magnus Festival. |
| THE MINOTAUR: AN OPERA FOR CHILDREN IN TWO ACTS (Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Thursday 17 June 2004)
KENNY MATHIESON goes on a heroic quest with Scottish Opera for All’s most ambitious project to date. | |
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MORAY COLLEGE BA FINE ART DEGREE SHOW (Moray College, Elgin, 11-18 June 2004)
JACQUELINE BENNETT surveys the work of this year’s degree students at Moray College. |
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AN TARSAINN & NA TRI SEUDAN (Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Friday 11 June 2004)
KENNY MATHIESON enjoys a reprise of two ambitious Gaelic music projects at the Highland Festival. |
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goNORTH (Belmont Street, Aberdeen, Wednesday 9–Thursday 10 June 2004)
CATRIONA PAUL falls for the charms of this year’s goNORTH music festival in Aberdeen. |
| MINIATURES (Crown Court Hotel, Inverness, until Saturday 12 June 2004 then touring)
GEORGE MACKAY finds a diverse and entertaining compendium of short plays making up theatrecollective@highland’s newest production for the Highland Festival. | |
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WHISKY GALORE (Spectrum Theatre, Inverness, Wednesday 9 June 2004 and touring)
KENNY MATHIESON tries out his Gaelic toasts with the drouthy residents of Todday. |
| FROM A FLAGSTONE FLOOR (Portland Arms Hotel, Lybster, Friday 4 June 2004)
TOM BRYAN takes ample encouragment from the work of the drama students at North Highland College. | |
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MICHAEL MARRA AND LIZ LOCHHEAD (Royal Highland Hotel, Inverness, Monday 7 June 2004 then touring)
FIONA MacKENZIE revels in the word play of Michael Marra and Liz Lochhead. |
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NDT2 (Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Friday 4 June 2004)
On their first ever visit to the Highlands, the Eden Court audience took Nederlands Dans Theater 2 to their hearts. ROBERT LIVINGSTON was there. |
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DANNSA (The Royal Highland Hotel, Inverness, Saturday 5 June 2004 and touring)
JELICA GAVRILOVIC feels the bonding power of Scottish step dance. |
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THE MEMORY OF WATER (Byre Theatre, St Andrews, on tour June 2004)
MARK FISHER decides that The Memory of Water doesn’t quite achieve to its ambitions, but delivers plenty to enjoy along the way. |
| ZLATA’S DIARY (The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen, on tour June 2004)
MARK FISHER finds Communicado’s adaptation an engaging and heartfelt evocation of life during wartime. | |
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JOHN RAE'S MAGIC FEET (Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Tuesday 1 June 2004)
KENNY MATHIESON hears a dramatic collision between jazz, Scottish and Hungarian music in drummer John Rae’s latest project. |
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