We’re delighted to have successfully been awarded a grant from Creative Scotland's Open Project Funding stream to support our work in Scotland during 2020.
The funding will help us to tour our new production Dead Good to Inverness and The Studio (Capital Theatres) in Edinburgh during February 2020 and to take Sharing Joy (our show for audiences living with dementia and other life-limiting conditions) to a range of settings in Scotland in July.
Our performance in Inverness will also be supported by the Highlands Hospice who will be on hand to provide information and support for audiences who may be affected by the themes in the show.
We will also be undertaking Learning and Participation with local youth and community groups around our performances in Inverness, with workers from the health care sector in Edinburgh, and delivering a Masterclass for professional and emerging actors, theatre makers and educators in Edinburgh on 15 Feb, 2020 (see our Next Public Workshop list to find out more).
We’re excited to also be working with a range of Scotland-based artists, training them in our unique style of work and approach, with the aim of increasing our impact within Scotland in the future.
We would like to thank Creative Scotland for its trust and belief in our work.
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Saw Dead Good tonight at The Studio in Edinburgh. Quite an experience. I was fascinated by the masks to begin with but their characterisation was just so apt from the start that I was soon completely in the story. I began to see the masks change expression as the mood changed. The cast did sufficiently little to create that illusion. Very engaging it reflected my own experience, at the end , of my sister’s death. A simple (apparently) and effective set, great use of video and soundtrack.I found it a moving and memorable performance. Congratulations to everyone involved.
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