When art mirrors art: Pieces go on show beside George Wyllie originals
THOUSANDS of people may have appreciated art without even realising as they pass the Running Clock outside Glasgow’s Buchanan Bus Station.
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THOUSANDS of people may have appreciated art without even realising as they pass the Running Clock outside Glasgow’s Buchanan Bus Station.
An award-winning play exploring the foot-and-mouth disease and its impact on farming communities will return this autumn for a 17 venue tour.
Aberdeen performer heads to West End with first solo show © Supplied by Jake Stewart Ailsa Davidson An actor from Aberdeen is heading to the West End this autumn to perform her debut solo show. Ailsa Davidson from Chapelton will be performing at Crazy Coqs, an intimate live music and cabaret venue located inside Brasserie Zédel, on Saturday August 7. Her show, titled Ailsa Davidson 27 and a half, is hugely inspired by one of the actor’s favourite books, The School of Life: An Emotional Education. The 27-year-old has been performing across the UK from a young age and was heavily influenced...
The Line by Jessica Blank and Eric Jenssen
Kilkenny audiences can enjoy one-woman show streamed to their home this Friday Reporter: '); A one-woman show about heartbreak, madness and how condiments are the ultimate coping mechanism by an award-winning playwright and performer will be streamed this Friday. Mustard by Eva O’Connor is described as '‘Part Fleabag, part Marina Abramovic, it straddles the line between theatre and performance art'. Eva O'Connor is a writer and performer from Co. Clare who has an MA in theatre ensemble from Rose Bruford drama school in London. Her plays include My Best Friend Drowned in a Swi...