10 Jun 2003 in Features, Festival, Orkney
GLENYS HUGHES, the artistic director of ST MAGNUS FESTIVAL, describes her own vision of this acclaimed event
9 Jun 2003 in Dance & Drama, Features, Highland, Music, Visual Arts & Crafts
MARCUS WILSON investigates the weird and wonderful world of ‘Nub’.
6 Jun 2003 in Features, Festival, Highland
So what is this thing, Highland 2007? And is it worth getting out of bed for? BILL SYLVESTER reveals all.
4 Jun 2003 in Features, Highland
TOM BRYAN looks at the role of KATRINA GORDON as the Cultural Co-ordinator for Caithness.
3 Jun 2003 in Features, Gaelic, Highland, Music
Bha an Caidreachas Òrain Gàidhlig Màiri Mhòr stèidhichte le Comhairle na Gaidhealtachd o chionn còig miosan deug agus tha FIONA NICCHOINNICH, oifigear nan oran, air a bhith ag obair air pròiseactan an sàs le Seinn Gaidhlig.
2 Jun 2003 in Features, Shetland
In the first of a series on the behind the scenes work of arts people in the Highlands, ANDY ROSS reports from a busy May at the Wind Dog Café in Yell in the Shetland Islands.
2 Jun 2003 in Features, Festival, Highland
Highland Festival director ALASTAIR McDONALD puts his case for the Highland Festival.
2 Jun 2003 in Features, Music, Orkney
SIR PETER MAXWELL DAVIES is one of the leading composers of his generation, and was the driving force behind the launch of the St Magnus Festival in 1977. Sir Peter talks to Kenny Mathieson about the festival, Orkney, and the newest developments in his work.
2 Jun 2003 in Dance & Drama, Features, Film, Highland, Music
Eden Court Location: Inverness Capacity: 810 seat main venue; 76 seat cinema Programme: Music, drama, dance, comedy, children’s shows, visual arts Director’s Statement Eden Court is the only large scale theatre in the Highlands and as such my aim is very simple – that we put on as wide a range of high quality entertainment […]
2 Jun 2003 in Features, Gaelic, Music, Outer Hebrides
MAGGIE MACINNES is one of Scotland’s foremost Gaelic singers and clarsach players. She comes from a long line of singers from the island of Barra in the Outer Hebrides. She describes her long-term relationship with Gaelic songs, and explains what they mean to her.
