Read more about Imaginate at The Work Room – Julia McGhee
Julia applied to have some time and support to develop
Read more about Holding Space
I have benefited enormously from being mentored by
Eoin McKenzie writes about how he feels being an artist in this current lockdown situation in Scotland.
I have already smoked eight cigarettes today, and it
Artist Christoforos Pavlakis reflects on his experience of shielding for months in lockdown as a neuro-atypical person.
My immediate family is globally dispersed and I have
Read more about Birds of Paradise at Pilrig Park School
hopes, their fears and what brings them joy – and have
Read more about Immerse Ideas Fund: Colourful Shadow-Box Theatre
coloured filters using simple items you might already have
Artist Xana Marwick reflects on the recent horrific murder of Sarah Everard and its relevance to her new play Thrown, which she is writing as part of Imaginate’s Accelerator programme.
I’ve read all the statistics and you probably have
At Imaginate we are grappling with how to respond to the climate crisis and reduce the amount we fly, while retaining our international outlook. Read on to find out why, and how you can help.
We have recently seen young people in Scotland and
Lou Brodie, the new Creative Project Facilitator for Imaginate, introduces our new three-year project that will see children collaborating with artists to create theatre and dance performances.
Working three days a week with the team I have the
Artist Lottie Barker reflects on her experience of taking part in Navigating the Now and the questions she found time and space to explore.
And the skills I have in being a producer are ones
