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An immersive theatre experience for young people that centres around cyber security, a brand-new collaboration between Scottish Ensemble and Untitled Projects inspired by heart transplant surgery, and Scotland’s crime writing festival, Bloody Scotland are among the 40 projects that share over £700,000 of Open Project Funding in May 2019. (...)
Published:
27 Jun 2019
Eleven theatre and dance projects have received funding to enable debut tours to venues and communities across Scotland.
Published:
25 Jun 2019
The CashBack for Creativity Open Fund, administered by YouthLink Scotland through delivery partner, Creative Scotland and funded by Scottish Government has awarded a total of £324,000 to 45 community-based arts project across the country, which will reach over 4,927 young people in local communities.
Published:
24 Jun 2019
Scotland’s cultural links around the world will be strengthened thanks to Scottish Government investment of £150,000.
Published:
14 Jun 2019
Tickets for the UK premiere of Charlotte Prodger’s SaF05 at The Tower Digital Arts Centre in Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute, on Thursday 27 June are available today, with further screenings at cinemas across Scotland’s west coast, highlands and islands until November.
Published:
12 Jun 2019
Scotland’s sporting legend Stephen Hendry; TV’s wildlife expert Kate Humble and leading historian Neil Oliver open this year’s Baillie Gifford Borders Book Festival.
Published:
11 Jun 2019
In an era of contradiction and division the 2019 Edinburgh International Book Festival invites authors and audiences to find new stories to give meaning to the world. Stories are to society what DNA is to human life – small strings of information which become bound together to make up a (...)
Published:
06 Jun 2019
National Lottery good cause cash is making a big difference to communities across Scotland, with 203 community groups sharing in £1,494,641 from National Lottery Awards for All funding.
Published:
05 Jun 2019
Bloody Scotland revealed its 2019 programme today followed by a one-off performance by Val McDermid who will be in New Zealand during the festival itself this year.
Published:
03 Jun 2019
A new Brexit inspired production from Scottish Youth Theatre, a solo Hip Hop dance theatre work exploring coercive control, a cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) live stage performance and an anthology of contemporary Scottish writing are among 42 projects to share £800,000 of Open Project Funding from Creative Scotland in April (...)
Published:
31 May 2019
