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ST KILDA: A EUROPEAN OPERA (Studio Alba, Stornoway, 23-24 June 2007)
LEON MCDERMOTT finds a genuinely collective spirit at work on a notably ambitious production. |
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THE OUTSIDER 2007 (Rothiemurchus, Aviemore, 22-24 June 2007)
FIONA CARR braved the weather and made sure she had plenty of sustenance at the inaugural Outsider event. |
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INCHMORE GALLERY OPENING EXHIBITION (Inchmore Gallery, until 29 July 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN welcomes a significant new exhibition space in the Inverness area. |
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THE ELGIN MACBETH (Elgin Cathedral, 20-23 June 2007)
ROBERT LIVINGSTON applauds a bold staging of Macbeth in the impressive ruins of the Cathedral. |
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ERLEND BROWN: A part APART (The Loft Gallery, St Margaret’s Hope, until 27 June 2007)
ALISTAIR PEEBLES finds an exhibition of Erlend Brown’s work provoking thoughts of larger issues. |
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ISLE OF EIGG 10TH ANNIVERSARY CEILIDH (Isle of Eigg, 15-16 June 2007)
SUE WILSON salutes both the stamina of the partygoers and the achievements of the community on Eigg at the island’s 10th anniversary bash. |
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CONTEMPORARY ART IN THE HIGHLANDS (Inverness College, Midmills Campus, until 27 June 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN argues that this imaginative exhibition underlines the need for permanent exhibition space for contemporary art. |
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THIS WAY UP: MORAY COLLEGE DEGREE SHOW (Moray College, Elgin until 22 June 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN finds adventure and inspiration in the work of the 3rd year students. |
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'E POLISH QUINE (MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling, 25 May 2007,and touring)
MARK FISHER has a mixed response to Dogstar Theatre’s production of Caithness-born Henry Adam’s play. |
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CYPRUS (Tron Theatre, Glasgow, 15 June 2007, and touring)
MARK FISHER finds Peter Arnott’s thriller provides a vehicle for deeper reflection. |
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PETER WHITE EXHIBITION (Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, until 7 July 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN admires the work of Ullapool-based artist Peter White in this solo show. |
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LATITUDES: NEW WORK FROM HIGHLAND GRADUATES (Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, until 7 July 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN hails an exhibition that forges beyond stereotyped expectations. |
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goNORTH / ROCKNESS 2007 (Inverness / Dores, 7-9 June 2007)
BARRY GORDON samples the music on offer at two contrasting festivals. |
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SHETLAND MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES (Hay’s Dock, Lerwick, Shetland, now open 2007)
SUE WILSON welcomes a stunning new cultural flagship for Shetland. |
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DYLAN THOMAS – RETURN JOURNEY (Spectrum Centre, Inverness, 6 June 2007)
JOHN BURNS relishes Bob Kingdom’s depiction of the troubled Welsh genius. |
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25TH ORKNEY FOLK FESTIVAL (Various venues, Orkney, 24-27 May 2007)
SUE WILSON sees the new director of the festival triumph in his baptism of fire. |
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HEART SHAPED BOX (La Tortilla Asesina, Inverness, 3 June 2007)
SUSAN SZYMBORSKI reckons Heart Shaped Box are moving in the right direction, and the tapas aren’t half bad, either. |
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FINE ART EXHIBITION 2007 (The Sculpture Room, Inverness College, 7-14 June 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN finds creative potential and dynamism in this mixed exhibition from graduating students of Inverness College. |
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HEBRIDES ENSEMBLE (Fortrose Community Theatre, 1 June 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN finds this Ensemble affirming their reputation as “Scotland’s foremost chamber group”. |
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HIGHLAND: VISUAL RESPONSES TO HIGHLAND SCOTLAND (Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, until 20 June 2007)
GILES SUTHERLAND examines the focus on Highland visual arts within the annual RSA exhibition. |
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BIG WILLOW: THE STORY OF THE STONES (SGEULACHDAN NAN CLACHAN) (Brahan Estate, 26 May 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN sees the burning sculptures as the highlight of an enjoyable finale to the Big Willow project. |
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MAPDANCE (Spectrum Centre, Inverness, 25 May 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN welcomes the advent of this new young company, despite an uneven programme. |
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