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THE PERFECT SPOT / ILLICIT (Spectrum Centre, Inverness, 25 July 2007)
JENNIE MACFIE rounds up the Right Lines Productions/Cartoon Theatre double bill at InvernessFest. |
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LAU (The Bon Vivant Spiegeltent, Falcon Square, 23 July 2007)
JENNIE MACFIE has her spine tingled by this innovative trio. |
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CASTLE GALLERY EXHIBITION (Castle Gallery, Inverness, until 31 August 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN checks out the summer mixed exhibition at the Castle Gallery. |
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GWEN BLACK, CLARE BLOIS, CHRISTINE OKEEFE (Tore Gallery, Tore, until 31 August 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN reports on the latest mixed summer exhibition at Tore Gallery. |
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THE ART OF BEING HIGHLAND (Midmills Campus, Inverness College, until 28 July 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN welcomes the work of a new grouping of Highland artists. |
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THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (Pitlochry Festival Theatre, in repertory until October 2007)
MARK FISHER evaluates a new production of a much produced – and filmed – story. |
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JULIE FOWLIS (The Bon Vivant Spiegeltent, Falcon Square, Inverness, 23 July 2007)
JENNIE MACFIE found Julie Fowlis coping with seagulls, pneumatic drills and on-stage nerves to deliver a fine show. |
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PASSING PLACES (Pitlochry Festival Theatre, in repertory until October 2007)
MARK FISHER finds Stephen Greenhorn’s bright, breezy comedy for our times is largely wearing well. |
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SUMMER EXHIBITION (Lyth Arts Centre, Caithness, until 31 August 2007)
BETTE MCARDLE discovers sound draughtsmanship alive and well in an imaginative show of Highland artists in Caithness. |
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THE VOICE OF THE SEA (An Lanntair, Stornoway, 21 July 2007)
IAN STEPHEN overcomes Heb Celt fatigue syndrome to enjoy Macdara Vallely’s mythopoeiac evocation of the island clearances in Ireland. |
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12th HEBRIDEAN CELTIC FESTIVAL 1 (Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, 11-14 July 2007)
SUE WILSON greets old favourites and new discoveries at another successful Heb Celt extravaganza – and argues that the Celtic has to stay! |
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12th HEBRIDEAN CELTIC FESTIVAL 2 (Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, 11-14 July 2007)
IAN STEPHEN provides a local perspective on the festival. |
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FOSGAILTE/EXPOSED ART IN THE OPEN (Armadale Castle & Gardens, Sleat, Isle of Skye, until 31 August 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN admires the range of response to the challenges of an ambitious site-specific show in Sleat. |
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SUE JANE TAYLOR: BEATRICE FIELD – WORK IN PROGRESS (Dundee Contemporary Arts, until 14 August 2007)
GEORGINA COBURN catches up with Dornoch-based artist Sue Jane Taylor’s latest ongoing project. |
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AS OTHERS SEE US – PORTRAITS FROM THE HIGHLANDS (Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, until 29 July 2007)
GILES SUTHERLAND discovers both fascinating and banal outcomes in an imaginative portraiture project. |
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ST MAGNUS FESTIVAL (Orkney, 22-27 June 2007)
CLARE FROY returns to Orkney and immerses herself in the varied fare on offer at the 30th festival. |
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