The Yellow Canary is based on a true story and is a leap into the imagination of a young boy as he attempts to escape the horrors of war, exploring love, loss, and what it means to flee your home.
your home Scottish Storytelling Centre 43-45 High
The Yellow Canary is based on a true story and is a leap into the imagination of a young boy as he attempts to escape the horrors of war, exploring love, loss, and what it means to flee your home.
your home Scottish Storytelling Centre 43-45 High
Julia McGhee talks about her week residency at the Work Room, part of her Interactive Experiments project. The residency was planned as a time to reflect, to review, to invite other artists into the studio to experience the ideas she had been working with and gain their insight into what had been achieved so far.
with young people to create beautiful, exciting, high
Julia McGhee talks about her week residency at the Work Room, part of her Interactive Experiments project. The residency was planned as a time to reflect, to review, to invite other artists into the studio to experience the ideas she had been working with and gain their insight into what had been achieved so far.
with young people to create beautiful, exciting, high
Commissioned by Imaginate in partnership with Aberdeen Performing Arts and in association with Platform. Supported by the Scottish Government’s Festivals Expo Fund.
Because however high we get, are we ever really there
Commissioned by Imaginate in partnership with Aberdeen Performing Arts and in association with Platform. Supported by the Scottish Government’s Festivals Expo Fund.
Because however high we get, are we ever really there
Imaginate has commissioned two new exciting theatre shows which will appear at the Festival in May 2022 and go on tour across Scotland. Both productions speak of the complex experiences children are dealing with and explore the theme of mental health and how to make sense of a confusing world. Both also feature female characters
As well as supporting artists making high quality work
Imaginate has commissioned two new exciting theatre shows which will appear at the Festival in May 2022 and go on tour across Scotland. Both productions speak of the complex experiences children are dealing with and explore the theme of mental health and how to make sense of a confusing world. Both also feature female characters
As well as supporting artists making high quality work
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All school pupils attending the show will take part
