1 May 2005 in Features, Music
Acclaimed singer and songwriter DOUGIE MACLEAN talks to the Arts Journal about his music, from the appeal of performing solo through to putting together his multimedia creation Rural Image for Celtic Connections earlier this year
1 May 2005 in Dance & Drama, Features
MICHAEL EMANS, the Artistic Director of Rapture Theatre, tells the Arts Journal about the company as they prepare to embark on their first Highlands and Islands tour
1 May 2005 in Dance & Drama, Features
MICHAEL DUKE is a successful writer and director for the theatre, but his work for the Edinburgh-based benchtours over the years has opened up a different methodology, as he explains ahead of the tour of his newest piece for the company, The Emperor’s Opera.
1 May 2005 in Argyll & the Islands, Dance & Drama, Features
EILEEN BELL investigates Mull Theatre Company’s search for a new home, and looks ahead to their 2005 season
20 Apr 2005 in Features, Orkney
DAVE HARTLEY and ALISTAIR PEEBLES report on the latest developments in the refubrishment of the Pier Arts Centre in Stromness
20 Apr 2005 in Features, Outer Hebrides, Visual Arts & Crafts
PETER URPETH reports on the latest developments in the ongoing Sail Loft Project in Stornoway.
13 Apr 2005 in Features, Highland, Music
JULIE FOWLIS has been very busy of late, what with her own debut solo album, a new disc from Dòchas, and lots of touring and gigging. We caught up with her on an increasingly rare return to Dingwall, where she was catching her breath before Dòchas launched on an eagerly anticipated Tune Up tour with the Michael McGoldrick Band
10 Apr 2005 in Features, Music
The Arts Journal takes a look at the latest developments for DÒCHAS, one of the top young bands on the Scottish folk scene
1 Apr 2005 in Features, Festival, Music, Orkney
The St Magnus Festival in Orkney is firmly established as a world class arts event. The Arts Journal looks ahead to this year’s festival in June
1 Apr 2005 in Features, Shetland
KATHY HUBBARD reports on some goings on in Shetland guaranteed to brighten up a hard-pressed administrator’s day.