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Rachel Sermanni is a Scottish based singer/songwriter that makes the mundane moments mystical: shock-positive pregnancy tests in train-station toilets, coffee machine breakages, cold river swims, the regret of not saying ‘I love You’, the moon & how it pulls, bare feet on wood floors, the soft glow of a house plant, ‘what even is consciousness?’, ... Read more
Award-winning singer Hannah Rarity has made a lasting impression since being warmly embraced by the folk world, winning BBC Young Traditional Musician of the Year (2018) and recording and touring with top acts Blazin’ Fiddles, Rura, Niteworks and Cherish the Ladies. Both of her albums ‘Neath the Gloaming Star’ (2018) & ‘To Have You Near’ (2022) have been shortlisted ... Read more
Talented Scottish musician Lauren Collier is making a name for her virtuosity on the fiddle and captivating vocals. Originally from Irvine in Ayrshire, Lauren now lives in Glasgow and has been writing and playing her own music for the last six years. She has toured all over Scotland and has played in Canada, India, Ireland, ... Read more
Jeeva Raghunath brings an evening of stories featuring fish curry, chicken curry, gourd curry, superstition, rumour and punishment – stories of Indian women power. Journey through the folk lands of India with music, rhythm and dance. Jeeva has been a professional storyteller since 1997, telling stories to both adults and children. She is noted for ... Read more
Dementia the Musical! is a radical new musical theatre production by Ron Coleman, Scottish poet and writer living with dementia, in collaboration with renowned director Magdalena Schamberger and one of Britain’s top jazz musicians Sophie Bancroft as composer and musical director. Additional music is by esteemed songwriter Andrew Eaton-Lewis and design by Karen Tennent. Written ... Read more
Performed by three of Scotland’s finest traditional musicians, One Great Circle is a musical tribute to Stanley Robertson, the late Aberdeenshire storyteller, piper, singer, author and member of the Travelling community, composed by Fraser Fifield in his role as Traditional Artist in residence for University of Edinburgh. Joining Fraser (low whistle/small pipes), the acclaimed fiddle/harp ... Read more
