Genre: Spoken Word

AyeTunes! presents My Doric Diary

It’s December 31st, 2010, in Fraserburgh and the eve of Daisy’s 17th birthday. But all is not sparkly at Daisy and Granny’s house. Tempers have erupted and a disgruntled Daisy has locked herself away. Daisy is desperate to join her best friend at the New Year’s Eve party in the town’s Leisure Centre, but Granny… Read more »

Landscape with Figures

Three Dumfries and Galloway poets present their spoken word performance, Landscape with Figures. Inspired by marginal lands and the figures that animate them – not only people but birds, animals, trees, plants and more – the show brings together recently published work with new writing in a seamless, illustrated production. Annie Wright (Dangerous Pursuit of… Read more »

Gaither A’ Thegether

Gather all together for an immersive night of time travel with An Dannsa Dub, bringing us their vibrant fusion of mystical energy and Gaelic folk song with the heavy, mediative, driving basslines of Dub.  Join us to experience a new spin on oor auld cultural traditions.  You’ll be guided by BBC Introducing’s Phoebe I.H, through an evening of eating, drinking, dancing… Read more »

Spoken Word with Patricia Ace supported by Chelsie Nash

Patricia Ace:  In this reading of poems spanning a twenty-year period, Patricia Ace casts her unflinching eye and full-blooded imagination over the world she encounters and the diverse creatures and environments that define it. Primarily concerned with relationship, whether within the framework of the family, or between humans and animals, plants and the natural world,… Read more »

John Bolland presents Pibroch

How does it feel to find oneself on a ‘burning platform’ with a pressing need for change but limited options? Pibroch, is a multimedia theatre production which explores parallels between the Climate Emergency and the Piper Alpha Disaster in 1988. Created by Aberdeenshire – based writer and artist, John Bolland, this exciting new production uses… Read more »