_305 Armadale, The Stables Restaurant "" Site TEXT "" "The Flute Trio are joined by the guitarist, Allan Neave, for a candlelit evening called 'Lumiere' with the theme of light. Eddie MacGuire features in a new work for flute and guitar, alongside traditional tunes and his piece Northern Light." Music Classical and Opera "The Flute Trio are joined by the guitarist, Allan Neave, for a candlelit evening called 'Lumiere' with the theme of light. Eddie MacGuire features in a new work for flute and guitar, alongside traditional tunes and his piece Northern Light." Music Classical and Opera "Three wind players - Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon, players with either the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orhcestra or Manchester Camerata on a first tour of the Highlands, with a varied concert from Mozart to Joplin." Music Classical and Opera "Three wind players - Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon, players with either the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orhcestra or Manchester Camerata on a first tour of the Highlands, with a varied concert from Mozart to Joplin." Music Classical and Opera "Classical, flamenco and jazzguitar player from Maine USA, supported by Holly Thomas, ballad singer, Skye" Music Classical and Opera "Classical, flamenco and jazzguitar player from Maine USA, supported by Holly Thomas, ballad singer, Skye" Music Classical and Opera "Informal C\u00e8ilidh and Dance with Blair Douglas and Arthur Cormack, singing and music interspersed with C\u00e8ilidh Dancing. Suitable for everyone whether you want to sit and listen of get up and dance. Licensed - under 14s not allowed" Music Traditional "Informal C\u00e8ilidh and Dance with Blair Douglas and Arthur Cormack, singing and music interspersed with C\u00e8ilidh Dancing. Suitable for everyone whether you want to sit and listen of get up and dance. Licensed - under 14s not allowed" Music Traditional "Photography without a camera. An exciting workshop with Kenny Bean form Edinburgh for adults and children" Workshop "Photography without a camera. An exciting workshop with Kenny Bean form Edinburgh for adults and children" Workshop "Photography without a camera. An excitring workshop with Kenny Bean form Edinburgh for adults and children" Workshop "Photography without a camera. An excitring workshop with Kenny Bean form Edinburgh for adults and children" Workshop "The story of William Wallace." Film and Music "The story of William Wallace." Film and Music "Come aboard the Storybus for MacGillivray Travelling Tales, based on traditional oral tales with music, puppets and you." Theatre Family "Come aboard the Storybus for MacGillivray Travelling Tales, based on traditional oral tales with music, puppets and you." Theatre Family ""O'Reilly's sensuous vouce is the perfect vehicle for entwining jazz styles with Irish Cetlic influences." Melanie and her trio will play an innovative blend of Celtic songs tinged with jazz." Music Jazz ""O'Reilly's sensuous vouce is the perfect vehicle for entwining jazz styles with Irish Cetlic influences." Melanie and her trio will play an innovative blend of Celtic songs tinged with jazz." Music Jazz "A great Jazz night with Fionna Duncan, well known Glasgow based Jazz singer who has sung alongside jazz giants Louis Armstrong, Kenny Ball & Acker Bilk, with Madeleine Eastman from the USA, Ronnie Rae and John Rae, sponsored by Scotrail." Music Jazz "A great Jazz night with Fionna Duncan, well known Glasgow based Jazz singer who has sung alongside jazz giants Louis Armstrong, Kenny Ball & Acker Bilk, with Madeleine Eastman from the USA, Ronnie Rae and John Rae, sponsored by Scotrail." Music Jazz "In association with the University of Aberdeen, Donald Omand will give this illustrated talk." Talks and Literature "In association with the University of Aberdeen, Donald Omand will give this illustrated talk." Talks and Literature "Two talented Scots create pure magic as they dip into traditional music from from around the world, Savourna as one of our leading players of the small harp and Anne on fiddle." Music Traditional "Two talented Scots create pure magic as they dip into traditional music from from around the world, Savourna as one of our leading players of the small harp and Anne on fiddle." Music Traditional "A mighty 3-tonne flat-bed truck travels through the Highlands with Michael Sandle's stunning sculpture - a powerful figure takes a cudgel to a television screen, which will have particular resonances in Highland communities." Exhibition "A mighty 3-tonne flat-bed truck travels through the Highlands with Michael Sandle's stunning sculpture - a powerful figure takes a cudgel to a television screen, which will have particular resonances in Highland communities." Exhibition "Special drama and storytelling session based on the traditional American Indian view of the earth as a complete eco-system." Theatre Family "Special drama and storytelling session based on the traditional American Indian view of the earth as a complete eco-system." Theatre Family "A new dramatic music ensemble which features soprano Francies M Lynch, trombonist John Kenny, a 2,000 year-old Celtic boar-headed horn, the Carnyx" Music World "A new dramatic music ensemble which features soprano Francies M Lynch, trombonist John Kenny, a 2,000 year-old Celtic boar-headed horn, the Carnyx" Music World "Irish harp player Maire ni Chathasaigh is accompanied by the brilliant guitarist Chris Newman for some lively music and song." Music Traditional "Irish harp player Maire ni Chathasaigh is accompanied by the brilliant guitarist Chris Newman for some lively music and song." Music Traditional "Contemporary Jazz quartet makes a welcome return north" Music Jazz "Contemporary Jazz quartet makes a welcome return north" Music Jazz "Smooth, hot Parisian Jazz of the 1930s. The Scottish based Hot Club Jazz re-create the styles of Grappeli and Reinhart." Music Jazz "Smooth, hot Parisian Jazz of the 1930s. The Scottish based Hot Club Jazz re-create the styles of Grappeli and Reinhart." Music Jazz "The biggest log Xylophone built in Scotland, work in progress and performance by Sleat Primary School, as part of Cland Donald Craft Day." Music World "The biggest log Xylophone built in Scotland, work in progress and performance by Sleat Primary School, as part of Cland Donald Craft Day." Music World "A concert on the small harp or clarsach. Savourna Stevenson is at the cutting edge of the contemporary tradtitional renaissance, well known for her free spirited approach in playing the small harp." Music Traditional "A concert on the small harp or clarsach. Savourna Stevenson is at the cutting edge of the contemporary tradtitional renaissance, well known for her free spirited approach in playing the small harp." Music Traditional "Music from Columba to Culloden" Music Classical and Opera "Music from Columba to Culloden" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Jazz "" Music Jazz "A great jazz weekend with two concerts featuring major Scottish jazz names lead by Rick Taylor, trombone who lives on Skye." Music Jazz "A great jazz weekend with two concerts featuring major Scottish jazz names lead by Rick Taylor, trombone who lives on Skye." Music Jazz "Join local singers and musicians for this regular informal Wednesday session, in a wonderful venue. Sing, play or just come to listen. Bar open." Music Traditional "Join local singers and musicians for this regular informal Wednesday session, in a wonderful venue. Sing, play or just come to listen. Bar open." Music Traditional "See Wednesday 13 July at 7.30pm." Music Traditional "See Wednesday 13 July at 7.30pm." Music Traditional "The Scottish Jazz ace celebrates the release of his third CD \u2018Six by Six\u2019 and a departure from his regular quartet format. The Sextet presents the cream of the UK\u2019s jazz talent and showcases Scotland\u2019s vibrant jazz scene." Music Jazz "The Scottish Jazz ace celebrates the release of his third CD \u2018Six by Six\u2019 and a departure from his regular quartet format. The Sextet presents the cream of the UK\u2019s jazz talent and showcases Scotland\u2019s vibrant jazz scene." Music Jazz "A C\u00e8ilidh dance and light show celebrating the success and hard work put into in the Skye Festival and the 'Exposed' Exhibition at Armadale this year. Come along and join all those involved in running the F\u00e8is and visit the garden when it gets dark for. Followed by a C\u00e8ilidh in the Stables." Exhibition "A C\u00e8ilidh dance and light show celebrating the success and hard work put into in the Skye Festival and the 'Exposed' Exhibition at Armadale this year. Come along and join all those involved in running the F\u00e8is and visit the garden when it gets dark for. Followed by a C\u00e8ilidh in the Stables." Exhibition "A great night of good food and good ol' Ragtime Jazz from Muldoon and his 5 friends as they play traditional jazz with an emphasis on good times. A two course meal and a glass of wine on the house with a cash bar, all in the sumptuous setting of the Stables Restaurant in Armadale. Limited seating, booking essential. Food from 6.30pm - music from 8pm" Music Jazz "A great night of good food and good ol' Ragtime Jazz from Muldoon and his 5 friends as they play traditional jazz with an emphasis on good times. A two course meal and a glass of wine on the house with a cash bar, all in the sumptuous setting of the Stables Restaurant in Armadale. Limited seating, booking essential. Food from 6.30pm - music from 8pm" Music Jazz "A 2-course meal in beautiful surroundings and a full concert with the Mike Daly's Rhythm Kings. \n\nMike Daly has been playing cornet since school near Ayr. He was inspired by Bix Beiderbecke, Bobby Hackett and the great Louis Armstrong. In his early days he worked with another well-known trumpeter, the late Duncan Whyte before forming his own bands - The Dixieland Rhythm Kings; The Basin Street Dandies; the Mike Daly Jazz & Blues Band and more recently the Mike Daly Trio." Music Jazz "A 2-course meal in beautiful surroundings and a full concert with the Mike Daly's Rhythm Kings. \n\nMike Daly has been playing cornet since school near Ayr. He was inspired by Bix Beiderbecke, Bobby Hackett and the great Louis Armstrong. In his early days he worked with another well-known trumpeter, the late Duncan Whyte before forming his own bands - The Dixieland Rhythm Kings; The Basin Street Dandies; the Mike Daly Jazz & Blues Band and more recently the Mike Daly Trio." Music Jazz "Quality Jazz and a great two course meal - the best way to enter Autumn! Bebop, ballads, and blues are his trade, and warmth and good vibes are the results. Freddie's father was born in the Republic of Guinea and his mother was born in the Ukraine. He himself was born in London's East End and lived in Guinea as a boy. Normally a show like this would qualify for five stars. But really a great show needs only one shining star. Freddie King is that singular phenomenon. His famously big voice is a measure of not just his talent but of the man. Who has a bigger heart than Freddie King? Www.jazzfestival.com" Music Jazz "Quality Jazz and a great two course meal - the best way to enter Autumn! Bebop, ballads, and blues are his trade, and warmth and good vibes are the results. Freddie's father was born in the Republic of Guinea and his mother was born in the Ukraine. He himself was born in London's East End and lived in Guinea as a boy. Normally a show like this would qualify for five stars. But really a great show needs only one shining star. Freddie King is that singular phenomenon. His famously big voice is a measure of not just his talent but of the man. Who has a bigger heart than Freddie King? Www.jazzfestival.com" Music Jazz "Marit F\u00e4lt and Rona Wilkie join forces to create an exciting and innovative new duo which explores the traditions of their homes in Scotland and Scandinavia. \n\nRona is an exceptional fiddle player and Gaelic singer from the Highlands, who has a great drive behind her playing, and is also able to slow it down to tease the beauty of slower airs. She is at the forefront of the wave of players embracing the rhythmic capacities of the fiddle through her extensive use of chopping and other accompaniment techniques. \n\nMarit is a hugely dynamic and inventive L\u00e5tmandola and cittern player from Norway, of Swedish parents. She captures both the elegance and raw beauty of Norwegian and Swedish traditional music whilst bringing a great rhythmic intensity to her approach to Scottish music.\n\nBetween them they are Danny Kyle Award Winners 2012 and BBC Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2012\n\n"Their music has everything I find delightful: superb musicality, playful communication, subtlety and elegance whilst being passionate and daring. An extraordinary energy that makes my heart sing!" Karen Tweed\n\nwww.soundcloud.com\/maritandrona and www.facebook.com\/maritandrona" Music Traditional "Marit F\u00e4lt and Rona Wilkie join forces to create an exciting and innovative new duo which explores the traditions of their homes in Scotland and Scandinavia. \n\nRona is an exceptional fiddle player and Gaelic singer from the Highlands, who has a great drive behind her playing, and is also able to slow it down to tease the beauty of slower airs. She is at the forefront of the wave of players embracing the rhythmic capacities of the fiddle through her extensive use of chopping and other accompaniment techniques. \n\nMarit is a hugely dynamic and inventive L\u00e5tmandola and cittern player from Norway, of Swedish parents. She captures both the elegance and raw beauty of Norwegian and Swedish traditional music whilst bringing a great rhythmic intensity to her approach to Scottish music.\n\nBetween them they are Danny Kyle Award Winners 2012 and BBC Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2012\n\n"Their music has everything I find delightful: superb musicality, playful communication, subtlety and elegance whilst being passionate and daring. An extraordinary energy that makes my heart sing!" Karen Tweed\n\nwww.soundcloud.com\/maritandrona and www.facebook.com\/maritandrona" Music Traditional "Cahalen and Eli release their much-awaited new album, 'Our Lady of The Tall Trees' where lean vocal harmonies entwine over a whirr of clawhammer banjo and ringing guitar strings.\n\nAccording to Morrison, they\u2019re drifting somewhere in "a Bermuda triangle where folk, bluegrass and old-time converge. We never really do any traditional old-time or standard bluegrass. I write 95 per cent of our material."\n\nAfter their recent appearance on BBC Alba's Horo Gheallaidh it is time to get them to Skye.\n\nhttp:\/\/cahalenandeli.com\/\n\nThey are supported by the The Kilcawley Family, an old-time country duo from North England. http:\/\/kilcawleyfamily.com\/home\/" Music World "Cahalen and Eli release their much-awaited new album, 'Our Lady of The Tall Trees' where lean vocal harmonies entwine over a whirr of clawhammer banjo and ringing guitar strings.\n\nAccording to Morrison, they\u2019re drifting somewhere in "a Bermuda triangle where folk, bluegrass and old-time converge. We never really do any traditional old-time or standard bluegrass. I write 95 per cent of our material."\n\nAfter their recent appearance on BBC Alba's Horo Gheallaidh it is time to get them to Skye.\n\nhttp:\/\/cahalenandeli.com\/\n\nThey are supported by the The Kilcawley Family, an old-time country duo from North England. http:\/\/kilcawleyfamily.com\/home\/" Music World "Bruce is a singer, fiddle player, banjo player and guitarist with regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival and BBC Alba's \u2018Transatlantic Sessions\u2019. While most identified with traditional American old-time music, Molsky\u2019s influences range from Appalachia's timeless folk music traditions; Delta blues; the haunting modal strains of Irish music, to the rhythmic music of Eastern Europe. http:\/\/www.brucemolsky.com\/ Come along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774" Music World "Bruce is a singer, fiddle player, banjo player and guitarist with regular appearances at the Celtic Connections Festival and BBC Alba's \u2018Transatlantic Sessions\u2019. While most identified with traditional American old-time music, Molsky\u2019s influences range from Appalachia's timeless folk music traditions; Delta blues; the haunting modal strains of Irish music, to the rhythmic music of Eastern Europe. http:\/\/www.brucemolsky.com\/ Come along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774" Music World "A return visit from the young and brilliant fiddle and guitar transatlantic folk and roots duo. Dan Cassidy (USA), is an exciting and virtuosic fiddler and a brother to the late Eva Cassidy. James Nathan Hickman (UK), brings driving guitar playing and wonderful vocals to their mixture of new and old folk music. James is also a member of Uiscedwr, winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award.\n\nhttp:\/\/hickmanandcassidy.co.uk\/\n\nCome along early for a pre-concert meal. Book on 01471 844774" Music World "A return visit from the young and brilliant fiddle and guitar transatlantic folk and roots duo. Dan Cassidy (USA), is an exciting and virtuosic fiddler and a brother to the late Eva Cassidy. James Nathan Hickman (UK), brings driving guitar playing and wonderful vocals to their mixture of new and old folk music. James is also a member of Uiscedwr, winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award.\n\nhttp:\/\/hickmanandcassidy.co.uk\/\n\nCome along early for a pre-concert meal. Book on 01471 844774" Music World "The Jazz Ambassadors, part of the National Youth Jazz Orchestra of Scotland, play a short session, before we screen \u2018Jazz on a Summer\u2019s Day\u2019 (1960, 85 minutes). This documentary, with a great sound track, is from the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival in Rhode Island, filmed and directed by commercial and fashion photographer Bert Stern and director Aram Avakian. The film mixes images of water and the city with the performers and audience at the festival and features scenes of the 1958 America's Cup yacht races.\n\nNightly Jazz Club and Community Sessions. Come along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774." Film and Music "The Jazz Ambassadors, part of the National Youth Jazz Orchestra of Scotland, play a short session, before we screen \u2018Jazz on a Summer\u2019s Day\u2019 (1960, 85 minutes). This documentary, with a great sound track, is from the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival in Rhode Island, filmed and directed by commercial and fashion photographer Bert Stern and director Aram Avakian. The film mixes images of water and the city with the performers and audience at the festival and features scenes of the 1958 America's Cup yacht races.\n\nNightly Jazz Club and Community Sessions. Come along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774." Film and Music ""An Entertainment from the Stories of Dylan Thomas" Rodney Bewes, best-known as one of The Likely Lads, has become the hot ticket at Edinburgh Fringe with his solo shows. In 2012\u2019s hugely successful 'As a Boy Growing Up', Bewes narrates and enlivens Dylan Thomas stories, including Reminiscences of Childhood, A Story - The Outing and Just Like Little Dogs. The show is set in a BBC radio studio, and the audience is drawn in to the intimate world of the story teller. "\u2026vintage Bewes, charming, chaotic and thoroughly entertaining\u2026a world-class talent" Fringe review****** "Highly Recommended Show" Edinburgh Fringe 2012. Ages 11+. 2 50 minute sets with tea and scones in the interval." Theatre Adult ""An Entertainment from the Stories of Dylan Thomas" Rodney Bewes, best-known as one of The Likely Lads, has become the hot ticket at Edinburgh Fringe with his solo shows. In 2012\u2019s hugely successful 'As a Boy Growing Up', Bewes narrates and enlivens Dylan Thomas stories, including Reminiscences of Childhood, A Story - The Outing and Just Like Little Dogs. The show is set in a BBC radio studio, and the audience is drawn in to the intimate world of the story teller. "\u2026vintage Bewes, charming, chaotic and thoroughly entertaining\u2026a world-class talent" Fringe review****** "Highly Recommended Show" Edinburgh Fringe 2012. Ages 11+. 2 50 minute sets with tea and scones in the interval." Theatre Adult "From Bizet to Bruns, a rare opportunity to hear the amazing voice of Charli Brooks in concert with pianist Magdelene Brauns, who are flying in from Salzburg to support this worthwhile cause." Music Classical and Opera "From Bizet to Bruns, a rare opportunity to hear the amazing voice of Charli Brooks in concert with pianist Magdelene Brauns, who are flying in from Salzburg to support this worthwhile cause." Music Classical and Opera "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music World "" Music World "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Jazz "" Music Jazz "Donald Black with Donnie MacKenzie, guitars, and Suzanne Houston, keyboard. \n\n\u201cfirmly established as the instrument\u2019s foremost exponent in Scottish traditional music.\u201d Scotland on Sunday\n\nEnjoy a pre-concert meal, and book on 01471 844774." Music Traditional "Donald Black with Donnie MacKenzie, guitars, and Suzanne Houston, keyboard. \n\n\u201cfirmly established as the instrument\u2019s foremost exponent in Scottish traditional music.\u201d Scotland on Sunday\n\nEnjoy a pre-concert meal, and book on 01471 844774." Music Traditional "" Music Jazz "" Music Jazz "The Sage Gateshead\u2019s \u2018Jambone\u2019 is the North East\u2019s top youth jazz ensemble. They are working with renowned Jazz great and composer Rick Taylor. Jazz percussionist Corrie Dick won the 2013 Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year, a hugely prestigious award. \u201cCorrie is one of the finest contemporary percussionists on the UK scene.\u201d Will Vinson (New York Saxophonist)" Music Jazz "The Sage Gateshead\u2019s \u2018Jambone\u2019 is the North East\u2019s top youth jazz ensemble. They are working with renowned Jazz great and composer Rick Taylor. Jazz percussionist Corrie Dick won the 2013 Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year, a hugely prestigious award. \u201cCorrie is one of the finest contemporary percussionists on the UK scene.\u201d Will Vinson (New York Saxophonist)" Music Jazz "B\u00e0rdachd, c\u00e8ol is \u00f2ran a Eirinn agus Alba A gathering of Irish and Scottish musicians and poets including Proinsias Mac a\u2019 Bh\u00e0ird and P\u00e1draic Keane from County Galway, the singer Eithne N\u00ed Chath\u00e1in and storyteller Ceait\u00ec N\u00ed Bheildi\u00fain with Scottish guest musicians. + Crisdean Macdonald, Rody Gorman Enjoy a pre-concert meal, and book on 01471 844774." Talks and Literature "B\u00e0rdachd, c\u00e8ol is \u00f2ran a Eirinn agus Alba A gathering of Irish and Scottish musicians and poets including Proinsias Mac a\u2019 Bh\u00e0ird and P\u00e1draic Keane from County Galway, the singer Eithne N\u00ed Chath\u00e1in and storyteller Ceait\u00ec N\u00ed Bheildi\u00fain with Scottish guest musicians. + Crisdean Macdonald, Rody Gorman Enjoy a pre-concert meal, and book on 01471 844774." Talks and Literature "Alex Finlay and Ken Coburn, poets and artists, were inspired by Boswell and Johnson\u2019s 1773 journey across the Scottish Highlands and Islands to set out to revisit particular landscapes and recover particular views. Boswell and Johnson passed through Sleat twice, staying once in Armadale and once in Ostaig. Finlay and Coburn will give readings, show images and might even lead a walk. Look out for more details.\n\nCome along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774." Talks and Literature "Alex Finlay and Ken Coburn, poets and artists, were inspired by Boswell and Johnson\u2019s 1773 journey across the Scottish Highlands and Islands to set out to revisit particular landscapes and recover particular views. Boswell and Johnson passed through Sleat twice, staying once in Armadale and once in Ostaig. Finlay and Coburn will give readings, show images and might even lead a walk. Look out for more details.\n\nCome along early for a pre-concert meal, bookable on 01471 844774." Talks and Literature "Long considered one of the most important guitarists in Irish and acoustic music worldwide, John is now increasingly lauded for his singing and beng an imaginative and original songwriter who grabs audiences with his ability to tell a story through song. "John has now entered a rarefied zone of inspired, instinctive, in-the-moment creativity that made me gasp in awe and for breath." The Wall Street Journal. "More talent than anybody deserves to have all to themselves" Philadelphia News" Music Traditional "Long considered one of the most important guitarists in Irish and acoustic music worldwide, John is now increasingly lauded for his singing and beng an imaginative and original songwriter who grabs audiences with his ability to tell a story through song. "John has now entered a rarefied zone of inspired, instinctive, in-the-moment creativity that made me gasp in awe and for breath." The Wall Street Journal. "More talent than anybody deserves to have all to themselves" Philadelphia News" Music Traditional "Skip Gorman brings back to life the workaday world of the early settlers of the American West. His music is not the music of the Hollywood cowboy, but rather the simple, yet beautifully poignant music that was performed around campfires by cowboys and westward settlers in the 19th century. Gorman brings to the music a scholar's knowledge of the cowboy's Celtic, Spanish and Afro-American roots as well as the personal experience gained by working as a cowboy on a ranch in Wyoming, along with an exquisite touch as a singer, guitarist, fiddler and mandolinist." Music World "Skip Gorman brings back to life the workaday world of the early settlers of the American West. His music is not the music of the Hollywood cowboy, but rather the simple, yet beautifully poignant music that was performed around campfires by cowboys and westward settlers in the 19th century. Gorman brings to the music a scholar's knowledge of the cowboy's Celtic, Spanish and Afro-American roots as well as the personal experience gained by working as a cowboy on a ranch in Wyoming, along with an exquisite touch as a singer, guitarist, fiddler and mandolinist." Music World "Inspired by the act of walking, A Walk at the Edge of the World begins with a walk taken by the whole audience, before they arrive at the venue for a \u2018magic lantern\u2019 style talk about walking on the coast. The solo performer leads the audience along the many paths his mind followed as he walked and the talk leaps from subject to subject, mirroring the way the mind works when there is time only to think. Projected images hint at how the hidden secrets of the landscape and the constantly shifting border between land and sea remind us that the past is always with us, whether we realise it or not. 'A Walk at the Edge of the World' is inspired by the act of walking and examines the particular character of the coast \u2013 a crossing point where the land meets the sea and a place of arrival and departure. A Walk at the Edge of the World begins with a short walk taken by the whole audience, from the sea to the theatre. Once inside the theatre, as the performer begins to talk about walks he has taken, audience and performer find the projected images leading us all on another journey. The hidden secrets of the landscape and the constantly shifting border between land and sea remind us that the past is always with us, whether we realise it or not. The evening start in Armadale pier Carpark, where you should leave your car just before 7.30pm. We then walk for 20 minutes across the foreshore, through some trees and to the venue for the play which starts at 8pm. Lifts will be arranged to collect you car at the end. We suggest that you wear suitable footwear. Those not wishing to do the walk should meet in the Stables at 7.30pm Text by Nicholas Bone, Design by Sans fa\u00e7on and performed by Ian Cameron **** \u201cWorks beautifully\u2026 a tremendously timely piece of theatre.\u201d The Scotsman on 'Walden' \u201cA wonderful meditation on journeys, lives and spaces.\u201d Audience member Part of the Highland Seashore Festival" Theatre Adult "Inspired by the act of walking, A Walk at the Edge of the World begins with a walk taken by the whole audience, before they arrive at the venue for a \u2018magic lantern\u2019 style talk about walking on the coast. The solo performer leads the audience along the many paths his mind followed as he walked and the talk leaps from subject to subject, mirroring the way the mind works when there is time only to think. Projected images hint at how the hidden secrets of the landscape and the constantly shifting border between land and sea remind us that the past is always with us, whether we realise it or not. 'A Walk at the Edge of the World' is inspired by the act of walking and examines the particular character of the coast \u2013 a crossing point where the land meets the sea and a place of arrival and departure. A Walk at the Edge of the World begins with a short walk taken by the whole audience, from the sea to the theatre. Once inside the theatre, as the performer begins to talk about walks he has taken, audience and performer find the projected images leading us all on another journey. The hidden secrets of the landscape and the constantly shifting border between land and sea remind us that the past is always with us, whether we realise it or not. The evening start in Armadale pier Carpark, where you should leave your car just before 7.30pm. We then walk for 20 minutes across the foreshore, through some trees and to the venue for the play which starts at 8pm. Lifts will be arranged to collect you car at the end. We suggest that you wear suitable footwear. Those not wishing to do the walk should meet in the Stables at 7.30pm Text by Nicholas Bone, Design by Sans fa\u00e7on and performed by Ian Cameron **** \u201cWorks beautifully\u2026 a tremendously timely piece of theatre.\u201d The Scotsman on 'Walden' \u201cA wonderful meditation on journeys, lives and spaces.\u201d Audience member Part of the Highland Seashore Festival" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "seall's First Promotion" Music Traditional "seall's First Promotion" Music Traditional "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Music Jazz "" Music Jazz "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Performance Dance "" Performance Dance "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Performance Dance "" Performance Dance "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Jazz "" Music Jazz "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Talks and Literature "" Talks and Literature "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music World "" Music World "" Exhibition "" Exhibition 57.06959338547512 -5.897054025100715