Highland Fling
Engaging and quirky choreography that will last long in the memories of all who see it.
Aisling is the Head of Learning Support at an independent school and is also studying for a Masters in Learning and Teaching in the Performing Arts at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. As well as The Wee Review Aisling has also written for Street Soccer Scotland and the Times Educational Supplement and is a dance, theatre and book enthusiast.
Engaging and quirky choreography that will last long in the memories of all who see it.
Tom Hazard has been alive for centuries and so knows better than most that we should appreciate every moment.
Voices, accents, dialects and identity explored through spoken word, poetry, sound and song.
Four choreographers interpret the theme of balance and imbalance, and deliver in just fourteen days…
A tantalising double bill brought to life by captivating music and dance.
Quirky and often absurd piece of theatre with an important message.
Interesting concept inviting participants to think about who they are and what they believe.
A lively performance which struggles from too fast a pace.
Wonderful mixture of music and song from intensely likeable McManus.
A witty one-woman show about the trials and tribulations of competitive Irish dance.
Circus acts, eclectic dance styles, film and poetry combine in busy but entertaining production.