In 2005, KENNETH WHITE delivered a series of three lectures on the Geopoetics project in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The third, ‘A Sense of High North’, was delivered at Kirkwall on 31 October 2005.

In 2005, KENNETH WHITE delivered a series of three lectures on the Geopoetics project in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The second ‘Return to the Territory’, was delivered at Inverness on 30 October 2005.

In 2005, KENNETH WHITE delivered a series of three lectures on the Geopoetics project in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The first, ‘North Atlantic Investigations’, was delivered at Ullapool on 29 October 2005.

An adventure in the exciting world of mobile retailing. “Open All Hours” meets “Convoy”

Written by Euan Martin and Dave Smith. Starring Helen Mackay, Ron Emslie, Garry Collins, Morna Young and Jackie Goode.

Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

Incidental music by Sandy Brechin. For full catalogue and further information, please visit www.brechin-all-records.com.

A Right Lines Production.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund, HIE and HI-Arts.

An adventure in the exciting world of mobile retailing. “Open All Hours” meets “Convoy”

Written by Euan Martin and Dave Smith. Starring Helen Mackay, Ron Emslie, Garry Collins, Morna Young and Jackie Goode.

Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

Incidental music by Sandy Brechin. For full catalogue and further information, please visit www.brechin-all-records.com.

A Right Lines Production.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund, HIE and HI-Arts.

An adventure in the exciting world of mobile retailing. “Open All Hours” meets “Convoy”

Written by Euan Martin and Dave Smith. Starring Helen Mackay, Ron Emslie, Garry Collins, Morna Young and Jackie Goode.

Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

Incidental music by Sandy Brechin. For full catalogue and further information, please visit www.brechin-all-records.com.

A Right Lines Production.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund, HIE and HI-Arts.

An adventure in the exciting world of mobile retailing. “Open All Hours” meets “Convoy”

Written by Euan Martin and Dave Smith. Starring Helen Mackay, Ron Emslie, Garry Collins, Morna Young and Jackie Goode.

Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

Incidental music by Sandy Brechin. For full catalogue and further information, please visit www.brechin-all-records.com.

A Right Lines Production.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund, HIE and HI-Arts.

Carrie and Greg aren’t talking anymore but, when Carrie blows her redundancy money on a dishwasher, things start to change….. in a surprising way.

Written by Jan Storie. Starring Jackie Goode, Garry Collins, James Bryce, Euan Martin, Jan Storie. Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

A Right Lines Productions.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund.

Where an aging piper discovers he can still make a stir in his small Highland village.

Written by Phil Baarda. Starring Jackie Goode, Garry Collins, James Bryce. Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

A Right Lines Productions.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund.

Click below for a few words from the playwright, Phil Baarda

A young man wakes up after a night out drinking, he doesn’t know where he is, or who the girl is he is with – things grow worse when somebody starts banging on the door.

Written by Gavin Humphries. Starring Seonaid Johansen, Artair Donald, James Bryce. Directed by James Bryce. Recorded on location in Tain.

A Right Lines Productions.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund.

The English script of this Gaelic drama is available here

Cazia helpfully unlocks an old door to Calum’s past – then realises he’s not planning to come back…

Written by Ian Hector Ross. Starring Garry Collins, Lynn Dalgetty. Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

A Right Lines Productions.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund.

ROBERT LIVINGSTON speaks to Founder and Director of the Moray Art Centre, RANDY KLINGER.

Hamish is a shaman: his spirit is away searching the utter ends of the earth, while his body is in the kitchen, contemplating a sandwich.

Written by Angus Dunn. Starring Garry Collins, Lynn Dalgetty. Directed by James Bryce. Recorded at Acorn Audio Findhorn.

A Right Lines Productions.

Funded by Highland Literature Fund.

JIM McAUSLAN visits Highland Print Studio in Inverness to witness a social enterprise company in action.

JIM McAUSLAN has been to Eden Court in Inverness to find out how staff are responding to the challenges of modern audiences.

JIM McAUSLAN speaks to the curator and artists involved in the ATLAS SCALE exhibition, based in and around the grounds of the Clan Donald centre in the ruins of Armadale Castle, Isle of Skye.

Moray based Right Lines Theatre Company are touring their new musical creation.  JIM McAUSLAN visits Eden Court in Inverness to find out more about “Whisky Kisses”.

In 2006, SHARON BLACKIE and DAVID KNOWLES set up an independent publishing company called Two Ravens Press.  JIM McAUSLAN travelled to their croft on the shore of Loch Broom, just outside Ullapool, to find out about this unique venture.

JIM McAUSLAN takes to the road to discover the mobile cinema for the Highlands and Islands.

JIM McAUSLAN travels to Elgin in Moray to visit the RED SHOES THEATRE COMPANY, and finds out about the history of this unique outfit.

JIM McAUSLAN talks to staff members of HI-Arts to find out what the organisation is all about.

Members of OUT OF THE DARKNESS THEATRE COMPANY speak to Jim McAuslan about their tour of Scotland with KELA CHETHENA KATHAKALI COMPANY, a classical dance drama group from Kerala, South West India.

ALISTAIR MURRAY and CAMERON TAYLOR have written a book about King Macbeth – a journey back in time to 11th century Scotland which tells the story of the real man rather than the fictionalised character portrayed by William Shakespeare.  They speak with Jim McAuslan.

CHRIS McIVOR, author of ‘A Bend in the Nile’, his early experiences in Sudan, Southern Egypt, Darfur and Chad, is interviewed by MOIRA FORSYTH of Sandstone Press.  The interview was recorded in the Bishop’s Palace at Eden Court, Inverness, in November 2008, and is introduced by Jim McAuslan.

MARCUS J WILSON reports on three Highlands and Islands shows at the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Festival – Dogstar Theatre’s The Tailor of Inverness, The Sorren Maclean Band, and Mull Theatre’s production of Right Lines’ The Accidental Death of an Accordionist.

Artists from around the world speak about their reactions and contributions to the latest cycle of Three Islands International Arts workshops, which took place on the islands of Hoy in the Orkney Isles and Tanera Mhor within the Summer Isles of Scotland.

JOHN BURNS speaks to writer and poet RODY GORMAN about his project to translate the songs of Bob Dylan into the Gaelic language. Recorded in January 2008 on location on the Isle of Skye.