Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all, we reopen in March after our winter development programme

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Staff Blog: Mary Hall-macLachlainn
Dec
5
to 28 Feb

Staff Blog: Mary Hall-macLachlainn

At the start of the year, a skiing accident left me with a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in my knee. The injury was a significant setback. After months of managing the pain and limitations, I underwent surgery in early October.

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Staff Blog: Mark Iles
Dec
7
to 28 Feb

Staff Blog: Mark Iles

I have recently participated in the Musical Theatre Network’s forum on how arts centres can better support new musical theatre writing. The week has left me with plenty of ideas and inspiration on how we can engage more actively with this artform moving forward.

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Staff Blog: Micah Mackay
Dec
8
to 28 Feb

Staff Blog: Micah Mackay

Fundraising continues at a steady pace. There are several large funds which are currently open for applications, so this is taking a significant amount of thought and time. We were very pleased to recently secure two new grants from the D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust and Jones Family Charitable Trust.

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Staff Blog: Andi Stevens
Dec
11
to 28 Feb

Staff Blog: Andi Stevens

Roll on the Christmas fun. On the first of December we have our Kid’s Crafty Christmas at An Tobar which includes a guest with a white beard in a funny red suit, who could that be?

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Jemima Hall Seaweed Shelter
Mar
3
to 16 May

Jemima Hall Seaweed Shelter

Opening Night Saturday 1 March from 6pm-8pm, all are welcome for drinks and nibbles. Jemima is an artist and educator of ancestral skills, based in the islands of Scotland's Inner and Outer Hebrides. Seaweed Shelter invites viewers into the liminal ‘moons-land’ where land meets sea, inspired by the wild shores of Gometra and the Shiant Islands and the isle of Mull.

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The Desperate Battle of the Birds
Oct
25

The Desperate Battle of the Birds

Scottish storyteller James MacDonald Reid and Scottish Korean musician Ryan Williams present a classic Gaelic folk tale, blending tradition with innovation. A story originally learned in his youth, James shares it as he heard it in the traditional manner, while Ryan responds by intertwining original pieces composed on live electric cello. An exciting new collaboration of styles! Performed in English, with Gaelic throughout.

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Men Don't Talk at Mull Theatre
Oct
18

Men Don't Talk at Mull Theatre

Three men find banter, bird boxes and biscuits in a fictional men’s shed, which celebrates companionship, camaraderie ... and custard creams. Clare Prenton’s poignant, hilarious, moving and thought-provoking play, Men Don’t Talk, explores the myth that ‘men don’t talk’.

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Lady Maisery
Oct
10

Lady Maisery

Frequent festival headliners, Lady Maisery have for over a decade enraptured audiences throughout the UK and Europe. Their return to the live stage has been eagerly awaited. “Exquisite, thrilling” – The Guardian

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100 years of Mull Geology
Sept
27

100 years of Mull Geology

In 1924, a geological blockbuster was published – the Geological Survey’s memoir to accompany their amazing Mull geological map. We will celebrate this wonderful book, and look at some of the key places in Mull involved in its ground-breaking science.

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Theatre on Tap
Sept
25

Theatre on Tap

Evening Play Reading for Adults.

Join us for a delightful evening of script reading, paired with a glass of wine and lively conversation. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come along and enjoy some relaxed reading.

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In The Wings: The Madness Of Love!
Sept
22

In The Wings: The Madness Of Love!

A feast of physical comedy. Hilarious yet rich in emotion! When Pantalone, takes his daughter, Isabella, against her will, to a distant city to be married, desperate passions and comedy erupt. Welcome to Commedia dell’Arte, 16th century Italian popular theatre that gave birth to comic greats. Fawlty Towers, Laurel and Hardy, the Marx Brothers, Father Ted are pure Commedia.

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Hebridean Treasure: Lost & Found
Sept
19

Hebridean Treasure: Lost & Found

Hebridean Treasure: Lost & Found captivatingly blends song, dance and storytelling with live Scottish and South Asian music to conjure up the landscapes of the ancient Scottish Isles and the inhabitants’ deep connection with the rhythms of nature. Based on the Carmina Gadelica by Scottish folklorist Alexander Carmichael (1832-1912).

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Theatre on Tap
Sept
18

Theatre on Tap

Evening Play Reading for Adults.

Join us for a delightful evening of script reading, paired with a glass of wine and lively conversation. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come along and enjoy some relaxed reading.

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Mull Tour: Held On The High Wire
Sept
12
to 14 Sept

Mull Tour: Held On The High Wire

  • Bunessan Hall, Craignure Hall and Mull Theatre (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A candid, spellbinding multimedia performance tells the story of Jenny's near death experience, sepsis survival, and new life on metal legs. Balancing urgency, reflection, humour and wonder, the show merges Jenny's raw, vulnerable memoir with Myshkin's haunting Folk/Jazz music.

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Theatre on Tap
Sept
11

Theatre on Tap

Evening Play Reading for Adults.

Join us for a delightful evening of script reading, paired with a glass of wine and lively conversation. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come along and enjoy some relaxed reading.

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Resound with Scottish Ensemble
Sept
10

Resound with Scottish Ensemble

With works by Johannes Brahms, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edmund Finnis, Caroline Shaw and Dobrinka Tabakova, this programme is firmly rooted in Scottish Ensemble’s belief that music can lift spirits and strengthen connections.

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Theatre on Tap
Aug
28

Theatre on Tap

Evening Play Reading for Adults.

Join us for a delightful evening of script reading, paired with a glass of wine and lively conversation. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come along and enjoy some relaxed reading.

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In The Wings: Into The Long Green Jaws
Aug
26
to 28 Aug

In The Wings: Into The Long Green Jaws

A deep dive into the stories and sounds of our mysterious underwater environments. Live ambient music, light projection and puppetry is blended with folklore to create a captivating piece of immersive visual theatre.

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Theatre on Tap
Aug
21

Theatre on Tap

Evening Play Reading for Adults.

Join us for a delightful evening of script reading, paired with a glass of wine and lively conversation. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come along and enjoy some relaxed reading.

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Amy Laurenson & Miguel Girão
Aug
14

Amy Laurenson & Miguel Girão

Amy Laurenson & Miguel Girão are a piano and guitar duo that have emerged from the vibrant Glasgow traditional music scene. Together, the duo explores the musical traditions of Scotland, Scandinavia and Eastern Europe.

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Waves of Change Workshop
Aug
10

Waves of Change Workshop

Waves of Change is an interdisciplinary project at the intersection of arts, technology, and well-being. By bringing together sea waves, ink waves, and brain waves, it aims to champion inclusive climate conversations through an innovative workshop experience.

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Ewan Macintyre
Aug
8

Ewan Macintyre

A natural performer and band leader, Ewan combines lush string arrangements, intimate acoustic storytelling and thought provoking lyrics with a fun, bombastic sensibility and showmanship.

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