• Posts Tagged ‘dance’

    Arts: DanceLive

    by  • October 31, 2011 • arts • 0 Comments

    Friday 4-Tuesday 15 November | Various Venues, Times & Prices DanceLive is Scotland’s only festival of contemporary dance, taking place across Aberdeen and Shire and featuring companies from around Europe, there’s a varied programme of events, performances and film screenings on offer.  Browse the programme here then check out the festival’s website for ticket...

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    Arts: AIYF

    by  • July 26, 2010 • arts, music • 0 Comments

    Wednesday 28 July-Saturday 7 August | Various venues, times & prices You can’t have failed to notice it’s almost youth festival time again.  As per usual there’s so much going on, that to list it all here would break the internet. So, here’s the official AIYF listings site, Their Twitter, and their Facebook Page...

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    Arts & Foundations

    by  • November 17, 2009 • arts • 6 Comments

    By Jim Ewen Not too long ago a shudder of positive excitement ran through the cultural community of Aberdeen when the PVA proposed new arts centre was, remarkably, given approval by the local authority in a move that took many by surprise.   Understandably this quickly led to a feeling of optimism across the...

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    Arts: DanceLive!

    by  • October 14, 2009 • arts • 0 Comments

    Until Monday 2 Nov | Various Venues The 4th DanceLive! Festival is underway with nine companies (including Scottish Ballet) presenting the very best in contemporary dance.  A huge range of performances, workshops and classes are taking place at various venues in Aberdeen (and the Woodend Barn in Banchory) with full listings and booking information...

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    Music: Sound Festival Website Live

    by  • September 22, 2009 • music • 0 Comments

    The 2009 Sound Festival website is now live here. Running from the 28th October until 22nd November, there’s a fantastic array of music, dance, talks, installations and workshops on offer across NE Scotland. Last year’s festival was superb. This one looks like it may be even better…

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