_318 Talla Dhuisdeil, Isleornsay "" Site TEXT "" "A talk by Dr Alasdair MacLean on the ambivialent attitudes of Skye people to the Jacobite Rising of 1745-46, and appropriate topic in the year of the 250th aniiversay of Culloden." Talks and Literature "A talk by Dr Alasdair MacLean on the ambivialent attitudes of Skye people to the Jacobite Rising of 1745-46, and appropriate topic in the year of the 250th aniiversay of Culloden." Talks and Literature "From the sharp and witty pen of Seonag Monk and Calum Mackinnon, the central character is the village caretaker, the quitessential island bachelor. Let him take you on a journey to meet the characters who inhabit his world, hall, memory and imagination." Theatre Adult "From the sharp and witty pen of Seonag Monk and Calum Mackinnon, the central character is the village caretaker, the quitessential island bachelor. Let him take you on a journey to meet the characters who inhabit his world, hall, memory and imagination." Theatre Adult "Stray Theatre Co - a new company from Argyll with a new play commissioned from Iain Crichton Smith on the life of St Columba (1400th anniversary)." Theatre Adult "Stray Theatre Co - a new company from Argyll with a new play commissioned from Iain Crichton Smith on the life of St Columba (1400th anniversary)." Theatre Adult "The World Premiere of Iain Crichton Smith's hilarious critique of the absurdities of modern life with a tale of Murdo, the Crofter who won't get out of bed today for metaphysical reasons. Music by Anna Mhoireach" Theatre Adult "The World Premiere of Iain Crichton Smith's hilarious critique of the absurdities of modern life with a tale of Murdo, the Crofter who won't get out of bed today for metaphysical reasons. Music by Anna Mhoireach" Theatre Adult "A new comedy, specially commissioned for Mull Theatre, by award-winning playwright, Peter Arnott. Swindle & Death are a Highland touring theatre company, established in 1707, loved by their audiences, but unheard of elsewhere. Marjorie, an intrepid spy from the Scottish Arts Council, infiltrates the company to find out how they manage to keep going without funding, a website or press reviews. Marjorie finds herself drawn into a world of tartan and nostalgia, Mary Queen of Scots and the Undead Shakespeare, and slowly she uncovers the hysterical horror at the heart of this Caledonian darkness... and what really happened that night in Ballachulish... In their sinister and stupid celebration of all things theatrical and Scottish, Messrs Swindle & Death promise you an evening of unfettered wierdness, leaving no clich\u00e9 unpunished and no sporran unturned. Tickets also on www.thebooth.co.uk" Theatre Adult "A new comedy, specially commissioned for Mull Theatre, by award-winning playwright, Peter Arnott. Swindle & Death are a Highland touring theatre company, established in 1707, loved by their audiences, but unheard of elsewhere. Marjorie, an intrepid spy from the Scottish Arts Council, infiltrates the company to find out how they manage to keep going without funding, a website or press reviews. Marjorie finds herself drawn into a world of tartan and nostalgia, Mary Queen of Scots and the Undead Shakespeare, and slowly she uncovers the hysterical horror at the heart of this Caledonian darkness... and what really happened that night in Ballachulish... In their sinister and stupid celebration of all things theatrical and Scottish, Messrs Swindle & Death promise you an evening of unfettered wierdness, leaving no clich\u00e9 unpunished and no sporran unturned. Tickets also on www.thebooth.co.uk" Theatre Adult "The famous 'Deoch 'n' Doras' C\u00e8ilidh band are in residence at the College Short Courses this week. Come and join them and the local community for a great ceildh in this lovely old church." Ceilidh "The famous 'Deoch 'n' Doras' C\u00e8ilidh band are in residence at the College Short Courses this week. Come and join them and the local community for a great ceildh in this lovely old church." Ceilidh "Graham Stephen, Chris Stout, Phil Bancroft, Ben play Graham's score for the 1922 black and white original Dracula film. No colours - everyone in black and white only. Award winning Guitarist and Composer Graeme Stephen tours his SilentSSJF GraemeStephen 350 Film SSJF Nosferatu 350Scores with some of the most adventurous and talented musicians in the UK. His scores take influence from Folk, Jazz and Classical music giving these classic films a fresh, exciting update. The group will perform Graemes score to a screening of the classic Silent Horror Film \u201cNosferatu\u201d. \u201c\u2026..the contents of guitarist Graeme Stephen\u2019s latest album offer further evidence of his mastery of sound, melody and feeling\u201d \u2013 Herald Graeme is joined by Phil Bancroft \u2013 Saxophone, Ben Davis \u2013 Cello, Mario Caribe \u2013 Bass and Tom Bancroft \u2013 Drums" Film and Music "Graham Stephen, Chris Stout, Phil Bancroft, Ben play Graham's score for the 1922 black and white original Dracula film. No colours - everyone in black and white only. Award winning Guitarist and Composer Graeme Stephen tours his SilentSSJF GraemeStephen 350 Film SSJF Nosferatu 350Scores with some of the most adventurous and talented musicians in the UK. His scores take influence from Folk, Jazz and Classical music giving these classic films a fresh, exciting update. The group will perform Graemes score to a screening of the classic Silent Horror Film \u201cNosferatu\u201d. \u201c\u2026..the contents of guitarist Graeme Stephen\u2019s latest album offer further evidence of his mastery of sound, melody and feeling\u201d \u2013 Herald Graeme is joined by Phil Bancroft \u2013 Saxophone, Ben Davis \u2013 Cello, Mario Caribe \u2013 Bass and Tom Bancroft \u2013 Drums" Film and Music "" Performance Dance "" Performance Dance "For the first time, a selling exhibition showcasing the work of Sleat-based artists and makers.\n\nFeaturing paintings in oil, watercolour and mixed media, textiles, jewellery, woodwork, ceramics and leather, fromNigel Grounds, Donald MacKenzie, Peter McDermott, Gary Mahon, William Swann, Rosemary Hale, Helen Fryer, Suzanne Arnold, Heaven\u2019s Ocean, Patricia Shone, Katharina Lenz, Heather McDermott, Graeme MacKenzie and Tom Hyslop." Exhibition "For the first time, a selling exhibition showcasing the work of Sleat-based artists and makers.\n\nFeaturing paintings in oil, watercolour and mixed media, textiles, jewellery, woodwork, ceramics and leather, fromNigel Grounds, Donald MacKenzie, Peter McDermott, Gary Mahon, William Swann, Rosemary Hale, Helen Fryer, Suzanne Arnold, Heaven\u2019s Ocean, Patricia Shone, Katharina Lenz, Heather McDermott, Graeme MacKenzie and Tom Hyslop." Exhibition "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McLucas for fun night of dance." Music Jazz "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McLucas for fun night of dance." Music Jazz "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McClLucas for fun night of dance." Music Jazz "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McClLucas for fun night of dance." Music Jazz "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McClLucas for fun night of dance." Workshop "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McClLucas for fun night of dance." Workshop "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorayne McLucas for fun night of dance." Workshop "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorayne McLucas for fun night of dance." Workshop "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McClLucas for fun night of dance." Workshop "A series of workshops leading up to the 2 Swing Jazz Festvail. Join a great crowd of all ages, and Lorainne McClLucas for fun night of dance." Workshop "North-Norfolk singer-songwriter Paul Thompson is the first musician ever to tour Britain in a milk float, specially converted using solar panels to power stage lighting and music gear. He is joined on his 'Beautiful Britain Tour 2105' by singer-songwriter Daria Kulesh (aka Eternal Child), whose Russian roots are reflected in her music.\n\nA \u2018blissed out Donovan meets John Martyn\u2019, Paul has toured Europe, the US, Canada and New Zealand, but maintains that this will be his most exciting tour so far. Proceeds from his tour go towards setting up a rural music project in Norfolk.\n\n\u201cLeave the world-weary cynicism to one side for an hour and fly above it all with a true romantic . . . \u201d Acoustic magazine\n\nSupported by donations.\n\n\n\nSunday, 26 July at 2 pm\n\nL\u00e0 na S\u00e0baid, 26 An t-Iuchar aig 2 f\n\noutside Talla Dhuisdeil, Isleornsay\t\n\nSunday, 26 July at 8 pm\n\nL\u00e0 na S\u00e0baid, 26 An t-Iuchar aig 8\n\nOstaig House party\t\n\n\n\nEntry by donation" Music Contemporary "North-Norfolk singer-songwriter Paul Thompson is the first musician ever to tour Britain in a milk float, specially converted using solar panels to power stage lighting and music gear. He is joined on his 'Beautiful Britain Tour 2105' by singer-songwriter Daria Kulesh (aka Eternal Child), whose Russian roots are reflected in her music.\n\nA \u2018blissed out Donovan meets John Martyn\u2019, Paul has toured Europe, the US, Canada and New Zealand, but maintains that this will be his most exciting tour so far. Proceeds from his tour go towards setting up a rural music project in Norfolk.\n\n\u201cLeave the world-weary cynicism to one side for an hour and fly above it all with a true romantic . . . \u201d Acoustic magazine\n\nSupported by donations.\n\n\n\nSunday, 26 July at 2 pm\n\nL\u00e0 na S\u00e0baid, 26 An t-Iuchar aig 2 f\n\noutside Talla Dhuisdeil, Isleornsay\t\n\nSunday, 26 July at 8 pm\n\nL\u00e0 na S\u00e0baid, 26 An t-Iuchar aig 8\n\nOstaig House party\t\n\n\n\nEntry by donation" Music Contemporary "The final event of the Festival is an intimate evening of duets, hosted by Rick Taylor, trombone and vocals, and Cameron Skerrow, guitar, with songs from across the decades, from the Great American Song Book. Rick and Cameron first performed together as a duo at this year\u2019s Skye Festival with the NYJOS Summer School. \n\nBrian MacAlpine and Jonny Hardie are two of Scotland\u2019s stars of traditional music. Their appearance at a Jazz Festival is unusual, but they are no strangers to improvisation, with a free-wheeling approach to the sets; their ability to inspire and stretch one another and the on-the-spot arrangements that sound so crafted. And the craic between them means you won\u2019t care about genre - you\u2019\u2019ll just love them and their music.\n\nNo Jazz event, especially with SEALL, can possibly take place without a visit from bass player Mario Carib\u00e9, especailly when he is joined by saxophonist Phil Bancroft. The music flows in tandem and the direction is never predictable always changing and finding unexpected twists & turns in a true conversation with instruments.\n\nAnd then all six come together for a final mind-blowing session." Music Jazz "The final event of the Festival is an intimate evening of duets, hosted by Rick Taylor, trombone and vocals, and Cameron Skerrow, guitar, with songs from across the decades, from the Great American Song Book. Rick and Cameron first performed together as a duo at this year\u2019s Skye Festival with the NYJOS Summer School. \n\nBrian MacAlpine and Jonny Hardie are two of Scotland\u2019s stars of traditional music. Their appearance at a Jazz Festival is unusual, but they are no strangers to improvisation, with a free-wheeling approach to the sets; their ability to inspire and stretch one another and the on-the-spot arrangements that sound so crafted. And the craic between them means you won\u2019t care about genre - you\u2019\u2019ll just love them and their music.\n\nNo Jazz event, especially with SEALL, can possibly take place without a visit from bass player Mario Carib\u00e9, especailly when he is joined by saxophonist Phil Bancroft. The music flows in tandem and the direction is never predictable always changing and finding unexpected twists & turns in a true conversation with instruments.\n\nAnd then all six come together for a final mind-blowing session." Music Jazz "The Skye Swing Jazz Festival kicks off with an Oscar-winning film, accompanied by an innovative musical score, played live by one of Scotland\u2019s most exciting and prodigious musical talents. Graeme Stephen\u2019s score for F W Murnau's visual masterpiece Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans won him the innovation award at the Scottish Jazz Awards in 2012. The film won the Unique and Artistic Picture Award at the First Academy Awards in 1929. Harnessing influences from various musical styles including folk, classical and jazz, Graeme will be performing with a world-class band featuring, Pete Harvey, cello; Phil Bancroft, saxophone; and Tom Bancroft, drums\/percussion. The show involves the projection of the classic silent movie accompanied by the quartet performance of Graeme\u2019s specially written soundtrack. The event will take the form of a fancy dress Hallowe\u2019en-themed evening to get the festival going with a swing. There is a prize for the best costume and the bar will be open from 7pm. "Murnau\u2019s Sunrise is a compelling story full of drama, with storms both emotional and meteorological, private moments, bustling public scenes, a twisting plot and a not easily reached happy ending. It calls for a detailed score, and it got one here as Stephen set the scene with hypnotic guitar work that gave way to a veritable harvest of beautifully written vignettes." The Herald \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605 "Stephen\u2019s daring writing and willingness to complement conventional lyricism with sonic experiment makes for a powerful experience.\u201d The Scotsman \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605 "Guitarist Graeme Stephen has emerged as one the Scottish jazz scene's most capable, exportable and distinctive talents. His group is a beacon of original, ambitious and brilliantly realised music.\u201d The Herald" Film and Music "The Skye Swing Jazz Festival kicks off with an Oscar-winning film, accompanied by an innovative musical score, played live by one of Scotland\u2019s most exciting and prodigious musical talents. Graeme Stephen\u2019s score for F W Murnau's visual masterpiece Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans won him the innovation award at the Scottish Jazz Awards in 2012. The film won the Unique and Artistic Picture Award at the First Academy Awards in 1929. Harnessing influences from various musical styles including folk, classical and jazz, Graeme will be performing with a world-class band featuring, Pete Harvey, cello; Phil Bancroft, saxophone; and Tom Bancroft, drums\/percussion. The show involves the projection of the classic silent movie accompanied by the quartet performance of Graeme\u2019s specially written soundtrack. The event will take the form of a fancy dress Hallowe\u2019en-themed evening to get the festival going with a swing. There is a prize for the best costume and the bar will be open from 7pm. "Murnau\u2019s Sunrise is a compelling story full of drama, with storms both emotional and meteorological, private moments, bustling public scenes, a twisting plot and a not easily reached happy ending. It calls for a detailed score, and it got one here as Stephen set the scene with hypnotic guitar work that gave way to a veritable harvest of beautifully written vignettes." The Herald \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605 "Stephen\u2019s daring writing and willingness to complement conventional lyricism with sonic experiment makes for a powerful experience.\u201d The Scotsman \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605 "Guitarist Graeme Stephen has emerged as one the Scottish jazz scene's most capable, exportable and distinctive talents. His group is a beacon of original, ambitious and brilliantly realised music.\u201d The Herald" Film and Music "" Performance Dance "" Performance Dance "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Music Classical and Opera "" Music Classical and Opera "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Exhibition "" Exhibition "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult 57.1481289 -5.80476550000003