Nancy Kovachik is a high school art teacher who works at a kindergarten to grade 12 school in Pine Falls – Powerview, Manitoba, Continue reading
Category Archives: Theatre
Bandwidth excludes Cowal woman from online roundtable as government trumpets ‘blueprint for world-class digital connections’
A game of two halves or a world of two speeds – there was certainly a sharp disjunction Continue reading
Cowal’s Walking Theatre Company attracts Canadian connection for a new play
The link with Argyll itself to this exciting development is a coincidental one through the Isle of Lismore. Continue reading
Cancelled: Dunoon Burgh Hall performance of YouthSTUFF’s Mulan’ tonight
YouthSTUFF’s ‘Mulan’ show for tonight, Thursday 8th December, Continue reading
Dunoon’s YouthSTUFF to do 4 shows of Mulan at the Burgh Hall
Next week in Dunoon, YouthSTUFF will be translating four sets of audiences from the Burgh Hall to Han dynasty China. Continue reading
International Year of the Forest: Torchlit October theatre walks at Dunans
Dunans in Glendaruel is hosting innovative torchlit theatre walks Continue reading
Inspirational Day at Kilfinan
Kilfinan Community Forest Company pulled out all the stops this Saturday: Continue reading
AnElephantCant resist the National Theatre of Scotland
Helensburgh writer, Brian Cairnduff who, Continue reading
Clear Light Over the Water: Three Wee Crows for Oban 200
As part of the Oban Bi-Centenary celebrations – Oban 200 Continue reading
The Scarecrow – children’s theatre in Benderloch
The Scarecrow is a piece of theatre for children - a story told with music, movement, puppets and fun.
Start imagining…
A furrowed field. The end of winter. The distant cawing of crows.
A couple of farm workers turn up with a bundle of sticks and a pile of old clothes. They build a scarecrow.
This is the story of a lonely scarecrow and a bunch of noisy crows. It’s about Continue reading