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Opportunity to perform with Dance Ihayami

Posted by Emily Sharp on February 16th, 2010 No Comments

Shetland Arts is delighted to offer the opportunity for anyone interested in dance to perform with Dance Ihayami who will be visiting Shetland in March.  Dance Ihayami is a groundbreaking Scottish based classical Indian dance company that has captivated audiences in Scotland and abroad for many years.  During the week beginning 15th March members of…

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Curve Foundation Dance Company Performance Postponed

Posted by Emily Sharp on October 29th, 2009 No Comments

Shetland Arts regrets that the performance on the 4th November at the Clickimin has had to be postponed.  The performance will be rescheduled for a later date.  Any tickets that have been purchased will be valid for the rescheduled performance or refunds are avaliable from Shetland Box Office.
Shetland Arts is bringing Scotland’s most exciting…

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GMan Dance Performance at the Museum & Archives

Posted by Emily Sharp on October 14th, 2009 No Comments

Shetland Arts is delighted to welcome back to Shetland, dancer and choreographer Martin Robinson.
To compliment the Gunnister Man exhibition at Shetland Museum and Archives, Martin is devising an exciting and innovative new dance piece with young local dancers James Watt, Kara Manson, Chris Wright and Mhairi Coutts.  The piece is inspired by the exhibition and…

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Invitation for tenders: The Voyage

Posted by Gwilym Gibbons on August 5th, 2009 No Comments

Shetland Arts in partnership with the Scottish Arts Council and EventScotland is seeking tenders for the preparation of a feasibility study and outline operational plan for The Voyage a UK trans-regional/ trans-national celebration of culture, place and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. See our opportunities page for more details.

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Creative Connections blog – Monday

Posted by Richard Wemyss on August 4th, 2009 No Comments

Creative Connections got off to a flying start yesterday; visitors, from as far away as Australia, the States and Spain, started gathering in the early afternoon and Islesburgh Community Centre was filled with Shetland fiddle tunes. Our regular Fiddle Frenzy visitors were desperate to fire up a session and for three quarters of an hour…

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