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STORM, a 10 meter high sea goddess arose from the River Clyde last Saturday morning 18 January 2020 in the calmer wake of her big brother Brendan who had battered these shore a few days previously. Made entirely of recycled and natural materials, STORM is said to be the largest puppet in the UK. With …
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Click here for Review of Madame Scotia, Madame Scrap by Helene Witcher Scottish Review of Books Vol 13 Number 1 2018 Published by The Islands Book Trust Heloise Russell-Ferguson with ‘Harplet’ 1920 Author Helene Witcher will be appearing at Aye Write on 24 March 2018. For further information click here
Celtic Connections columnist Anni Donaldson reviews one show looking at the life and music of Margaret Barry This article first appeared in Common Space https://www.commonspace.scot/articles/10265/anni-donaldson-century-apart-art-margaret-barry-and-karine-polwart THE gulf separating the lived experience of singers Margaret Barry and Karine Polwart could hardly be wider. Margaret, born into a family of street musicians in Cork in 1917, and Karine, …
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t This review first appeared in The Lennox Herald 29 January 2016 Linsey Aitken and Ken Campbell pull off a musical world tour at their first Celtic Connections gig. Like the wild geese taking off above Linsey Aitken and Ken Campbell’s home in Gartocharn on Loch Lomondside, a full house at the Glasgow Art Club …
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