Theatre Gu Leor Artistic Director Muireann Kelly shares the process of co-writing Scotties, a play about the young Irish potato pickers who tragically lost their lives in the Kirkintilloch bothy fire of 1937.
Minerva Scientifica is an enthralling, engaging multi-arts project from Electric Voice Theatre, which sets out to look at the links that exist between women scientists in history and the present day.
This autumn, Total Theatre Award winners Two Destination Language will be touring with Manpower: a new theatre piece, which explores men's life, expectations, work and economics in the years since Britain voted to be a part of Europe.
Anatomy is a wild, quarterly cabaret night, featuring wonderfully unique performances from artists across the country. We speak to Harry Josephine Giles to find out more.
This week sees the launch of hilarious new musical comedy Bingo! - about friendship, forgiveness and wishing for more at the Bingo. We spoke to Stellar Quines Producer, Rebecca Davis, to find out more.
Each year, 25 individuals from across the cultural sector take part in the Clore Fellowship - a programme of leadership development tailored to the individual. One of the Clore Fellows for 2017/18 is Lindsay Dunbar, the founder of Play Pieces Arts. Here, she describes her experience as a fellow so (...)
A group of students have taken a unique stage adaptation on tour, promoting inclusion in the arts by challenging perceptions and celebrating diversity.
In March 2017, Creative Europe caught up with Fiona Ferguson from Imaginate to talk about PUSH: a two-year, small Cooperation Project led by Imaginate (Scotland) in partnership with CCHA (Belgium), The Ark (Ireland), Scenekunstbruket (Norway) and Åbendans (Denmark), for which it received €168,655.
We speak to writer and director Nicholas Barton-Wines, whose production "How to Save the World...ish" will feature at the Chrysalis Youth Theatre Festival from Friday 17 November.
