SEPTEMBER2013

WHATS ON AT AN TOBAR AND MULL THEATRE

VISUAL ARTS ARTS
THEATRE

LIVE MUSIC

MODERN LANGUAGES

EUROPA

LONG LIVE THE LITTLE KNIFE

CEILIDH

6 Sept - 2 Nov Opening night 5 Sept, 6-8pm with screening of Man Of Aran at 8.30. Modern Languages presents the work of 5 artists & designers with varying relationships to Ireland. Coming from as far afield as Japan & Canada these artists offer new interpretations of Irish craft.

Retelling the myth of Europa, a Phoenician princess who was abducted by Zeus in the guise of a bull, this new play links Mediterranean and Celtic folklore in an international artistic collaboration which celebrates the contribution island communities from Greece to the Hebrides have made to civilisation. (age 12+) Wed 11 Sept, Bunessan Hall, 8pm Tickets 9/6

Dynamic and absurd theatre about forgery, castration and blind drunkenness. Liz and Jim are smalltime con artists who need 250,000 to buy their way out of a turf war. Their mission is to be the greatest art forgers in the world. Theres only one problem. They cant paint. Fast-paced, boisterous and provocative. (age 16+) Fri 20 Sept, Mull Theatre, 8pm Tickets 9/6

A fun night for all the family at one of our Ceilidh nights, featuring local musicians with song and dance.
Tues 3 Sept, An Tobar, 8.30pm Ticket 5/15 Family

LAURENCE FOX BLAS FESTIVAL

An International celebration of Highland music and Gaelic language, with Donald Black Scotlands top harmonica player and his band, and two world-renowned Mod Gold Medallists - Paul McCallum from South Uist, and Maggie Macdonald, one of the Campbells of Greepe of Skye.

Laurence, scion of an acting dynasty - son of actor James and nephew of Edward and Robert, cousin of Freddie as well as Emilia - is better known as Lewis prime-time alter ego, James Hathaway. His wife, Billie Piper, says his music is a cross between Coldplay and Empire of the Sun. Truly very good. The Daily Telegraph Tue 24 Sept, Iona Library, 8.30pm Wed 25 Sept, An Tobar, 8.30pm Tickets 10/8

DANCE

MCKENZIE SAWERS DUO

The McKenzie Sawers Duo have been collaborating musically for 7 years. They are widely respected as performers and innovators in their field. Encompassing classical, jazz, world and folk music.

Sat 14 Sept, Bunessan Hall, 7.30pm, Tickets 14 Adult / 12 Senior/ 5 Pupils / 34 Family

CAFE CURRY WEDNESDAYS

EDINBURGH CHOREOGRAPHIC PROJECT

Tues 10 Sept, An Tobar, 8.30pm. Tickets 10/8

An exciting evening of modern dance and ballet, set to newly composed and existing music. Includes award-winning Adagietto No 5 and Black Earth, both choreographed by Royston Maldoom OBE. Wed 4 Sept, Mull Theatre, 8pm Tickets 9/6

THE DRAWER BOY

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Opening night for Mull Theatres autumn tour! A delightful, funny and bittersweet tale by Michael Healey about a young actor who arrives on a small farm to research a role. He moves in with two middle aged farmers and finds himself embroiled in their complex histories as he uncovers a tragic past, riddled with secrecy, heartbreak and loss. Multi award winning, complex and warm hearted, it will live long in the memory. (age 11+) Thu 12 Sept, Mull Theatre, 8pm Tickets 9/6

THE BARONESS

At the age of 62, Karen Blixen, author of Out of Africa, met the 29- year-old and newly married poet, Thorkild Bjrnvig. They shared a powerful, dangerous and intimate friendship which fell apart after six years. Dogstar Theatres play is based on their relationship, and stars Roberta Taylor (from Eastenders and The Bill). With music by Aidan ORourke. (age 14+) Tue 24 Sept, Mull Theatre, 8pm Tickets 9/6

SHEARWATER

TANNAHILL WEAVERS

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The Weavers arrangements blend the beauty of traditional melodies with the power of modern rhythms. The penetrating sound of the Highland bagpipes is a thread running through it all. Fri 13 Sept, An Tobar, 8.30pm Tickets 10/8

Shearwater opens a world of beauty, loss, longing and timeless truth through personal and mythic stories and songs. It gracefully balances the heartfelt and the humorous, never losing its footing but letting the audience know they are on the edge. Rich stories and vibrant music, presented by two master storytellers.

 pice up your Wednesday S lunchtimes with our special selection of curries, dhals, tasty accompaniments and warming soups. Something for everyone with hot and mild dishes, meat and veggie options. Served from 12-3pm, the An Tobar Cafe is open from 10-5pm Monday to Saturday for hot/cold drinks and snacks.

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Tue 17 Sept, An Tobar, 8.30pm Tickets 10/8

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