Hello all,
Hope you are well and have been able to enjoy the delights of Spring wherever you are!
We have an exciting new event lined up which will be taking place online via Zoom. On Saturday 1st May at 8pm the Gather In Collective will present an evening of story, song and poetry from Scotland, Ireland and Wales to celebrate the coming of summer.
This is the fifth event in a series from the Gather In Collective which has been celebrating the Celtic Calendar. The Gather In Collective is an exciting collaboration of three women storytellers from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales and enriched with a wider web of supporting collaborators. A wonderful connection that has been born out of the Global pandemic.
At the end of the evening, we throw the floor open to you and welcome you to share a short story or song of your choosing. Please get in touch with kamarobers2(at)gmail(dot)com if you would like to have a slot.
This event will welcome renowned Scottish storyteller Daniel Alison as special guest. Daniel is a storyteller, author and podcaster who has travelled throughout the world, living in Nepalese monasteries, African villages, a Thai Boxing camp and the Amazon jungle. His lyrical and evocative storytelling style has delighted audiences across the UK and in Ireland, Portugal, Turkey, UAE, India, Thailand, Singapore and the USA.
Tickets are by Donation please visit www.argyllartscollective.com to discover more and book your place.
Coming Soon
Wk 7th June Deliverance by Vanishing Point Theatre, please get in touch for details.
‘Where a big chunk of lockdown theatre has treated isolation as a problem, this one sees it as an asset. Sigfúsdóttir’s script makes you focus on yourself, your sexuality and your engagement with the world. It’s like a mindfulness exercise crossed with a dressing-up-box game, one that turns you into protagonist, antagonist and observer. It is theatre as me time.
Anyone living with you must duck out of the way as you buzz from room to room, going at your own pace through a series of tasks which, because of the context, become elevated from the everyday to the archetypal. I went from computer-weary to radiant. At the end, I felt taller.’
★★★★ Mark Fisher (The Guardian)
Thank you so much for your ongoing support. We hope to be able to programme an exciting year of events for you this year so please do keep following us on all Social Media to keep uptodate.
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Bye for now. Joni.
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