SUE WILSON joins the rain-swept but undaunted party-goers at the inaugural Loopallu Festival.
29 September 2005

MARK FISHER finds Tom McGrath’s new play falls short on dramatic impact.
28 September 2005

MARK FISHER enjoys a thoughtful drama on the Irish situation in writer Andrew Doyle's full debut for the 7:84 Theatre Company.
28 September 2005

MARK FISHER spies commercial potential in Mull Theatre’s first-ever stage adaption of a favourite Highland character.
28 September 2005

ROB ADAMS reports on another weekend of high quality jazz in Islay’s unorthodox venues.
21 September 2005

MARK FISHER enjoys an enjoyable production of Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist from Borderline Theatre.
20 September 2005

GEORGINA COBURN investigates the work of two very different artists at Kilmorack.
13 September 2005

FIONA MACKENZIE is reassured that the future of Blas looks bright.
13 September 2005

JOHN SAWKINS found both local and visiting musicians in fine form when the Blas Festival came to Caithness.
12 September 2005

GEORGINA COBURN enjoys the work on show, but finds the gallery space sadly wanting.
09 September 2005

GEORGE MACKAY sees the Cape Breton invaders go down a treat in Ardross.
09 September 2005

FIONA MACKENZIE finds a very traditional approach to Gaelic song and music in Rogart.
09 September 2005

GILES SUTHERLAND finds cause for optimism in the work of three Highland-based artists.
08 September 2005

GEORGE MACKAY hears contrasting approaches to the Gaelic song tradition in Spean Bridge.
07 September 2005

GEORGE MACKAY is impressed by both the venue and the music as Blas visits Balintore.
06 September 2005

ARTHUR BROCKLEBANK admires both the ambition and the performing standards of the Highland Chamber Orchestra.
05 September 2005

FIONA MACKENZIE welcomes the arrival of the first full-scale Blas Festival.
05 September 2005