Tag: performance

Call for nation’s dancers to take steps towards helping hearts

Bircan Tulga Photography

National dance competition, The UK Dance Elite Championship, returns in 2017 in their annual search for the United Kingdom’s number 1 dance act. Dancers of all styles and ages are encouraged to display their talents and celebrate the diversity of dance. Continue reading Call for nation’s dancers to take steps towards helping hearts

Culture Fund cash to support perfoming arts initiatives? I’ll drink to that …

Up-and-coming performing artwork will benefit from a new culture fund launched by the City of Edinburgh Council. Designed to support Capital-based collaboration in the arts, the Culture Project Fund is awarding grants to 14 performing arts-based projects in its first year. North Edinburgh Arts is a partner in ‘Champion’s Tale’, one of the succesful applications. Continue reading Culture Fund cash to support perfoming arts initiatives? I’ll drink to that …

City five make final cut

After three months of call-outs and auditioning over 100 young performers nationally, Scottish Youth Theatre has finally unveiled the line-up for its first ever National Ensemble – and Edinburgh’s Amy Curran (19), Annie Bowes (16), Hana Mackenzie (22), Hannah Cumming (23) and Katee McCulloch (20) have made the final 24. Continue reading City five make final cut

Simple Times at North Edinburgh Arts

Saturday 18 March 7.30pm

 

A poignant, funny story of growing up in Glasgow in the ’50s and ’60s evoking memories from that era using original poetry, story-telling and well known song.

Running time approximately one hour.

TO BOOK TICKETS:
Call: 0131 315 2151
Email: admin@northedinburgharts.co.uk
In person at North Edinburgh Arts

Cost: £5 full / £3 concession / £2 Good Neighbour
What others thought about Simple Times:

“Wow. Your show was tremendous.”

“I thought it had humour, sadness, happiness, memory and a sort of gentle acceptance of the way life was then. So many of the songs were part of my teenage years too, that I have danced to, sung to, sobbed to when rejected” Jill

“You are a superb performer. You owned that stage, and yes you have a fab voice.” Christine