The first of a series of blogs by Caroline Bowditch who spent a year with us exploring the lack of visibly disabled performers in performance work targeted at young audiences.
saw lots of work at SWOP Festival in Denmark and at Edinburgh
Commissioned by Imaginate in partnership with Aberdeen Performing Arts and in association with Platform. Supported by the Scottish Government’s Festivals Expo Fund.
and Cushions Assembly Roxy 2 Roxburgh Pl, Edinburgh
Brian Hartley’s third blog about his Immerse residency with St Ninian’s R.C. Primary School, talking about weeks 6, 7 and 8.
This is to tell the story of the Edinburgh Fire Balloon
Kate Temple highlights some of the excellent visual art resources and workshops currently available online for children, young people and families during this extended period of lockdown.
Edinburgh Art Festival have posted some home creativity
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lead a Devising Theatre workshop in December 2023 in Edinburgh
Read more about Artist Residencies at Oaklands School
Situated in the north-west of Edinburgh, Oaklands School
Read more about Artist Residencies at Oaklands School
Situated in the north-west of Edinburgh, Oaklands School
Shane O’Reilly (Gender Lab, January 2017 as part of PUSH) talks about the impact Covid-19 on physical interaction and intimacy.
Then I think about my weeks spent in Edinburgh with
As part of an effort to promote the highly regarded children’s theatre and dance sector internationally, Imaginate and Creative Scotland are supporting a delegation of Scottish artists, producers and companies making work for young audiences to the prestigious International Performing Arts for Youth showcase event in Philadelphia, IPAY 2019, from 15-19 Jan 2019.
As Imaginate celebrates 30 years of the Edinburgh International
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live in Birmingham, but my husband used to live in Edinburgh
