It's pretty, but is it art? Through magic, comedy and storytelling, Chris Cook shares the story of a faker so skilled he had to forge his way to freedom, an artist so talented he may himself be a fraud, a magician whose promise conceals a lie, and a mysterious figure who may not even exist. Read more...
Award-winning chanteuse, Christine Bovill has built her reputation on the massively successful sell-out show, PIAF. In “Christine Bovill’s PARIS”, she beckons you back to the Golden Age of French Song; a demi-monde of heroes and outcasts, cynics and bruised romantics. With drama, pathos and pizzazz, the show casts a sepia-tinged spotlight on the songs and Read more...
It's pretty, but is it art? Through magic, comedy and storytelling, Chris Cook shares the story of a faker so skilled he had to forge his way to freedom, an artist so talented he may himself be a fraud, a magician whose promise conceals a lie, and a mysterious figure who may not even exist. Read more...
Award-winning chanteuse, Christine Bovill has built her reputation on the massively successful sell-out show, PIAF. In “Christine Bovill’s PARIS”, she beckons you back to the Golden Age of French Song; a demi-monde of heroes and outcasts, cynics and bruised romantics. With drama, pathos and pizzazz, the show casts a sepia-tinged spotlight on the songs and Read more...
Award-winning chanteuse, Christine Bovill has built her reputation on the massively successful sell-out show, PIAF. In “Christine Bovill’s PARIS”, she beckons you back to the Golden Age of French Song; a demi-monde of heroes and outcasts, cynics and bruised romantics. With drama, pathos and pizzazz, the show casts a sepia-tinged spotlight on the songs and Read more...
In 1970s Iran, Marjane 'Marji' Satrapi watches events through her young eyes and her idealistic family of a long dream being fulfilled of the hated Shah's defeat in the Iranian Revolution of 1979. However, as Marji grows up, she witnesses first hand how the new Iran, now ruled by Islamic fundamentalists, has become a repressive Read more...
Extraordinary women whose courage, daring, ingenuity and sacrifice defeated Nazi terror. Songwriter and storyteller Louise Jordan uncovers the lives of inspiring secret agents of WW2. Who were they? How were they selected and trained to commit acts of sabotage, subversion and silent killing? Did they ultimately evade capture, torture and execution? Behind Enemy Lines is Read more...
Step inside Rogues’ Gallery — where the forgotten women of art history finally get to speak, sing, and take the spotlight. In this brand-new comedy from award-winning company Black Liver (BBC Radio 4 Sitcom Award winners), two performers bring to life a whirlwind exhibition of stories, sketches, songs, and spoken word. Set in a contemporary Read more...
Extraordinary women whose courage, daring, ingenuity and sacrifice defeated Nazi terror. Songwriter and storyteller Louise Jordan uncovers the lives of inspiring secret agents of WW2. Who were they? How were they selected and trained to commit acts of sabotage, subversion and silent killing? Did they ultimately evade capture, torture and execution? Behind Enemy Lines is Read more...
Extraordinary women whose courage, daring, ingenuity and sacrifice defeated Nazi terror. Songwriter and storyteller Louise Jordan uncovers the lives of inspiring secret agents of WW2. Who were they? How were they selected and trained to commit acts of sabotage, subversion and silent killing? Did they ultimately evade capture, torture and execution? Behind Enemy Lines is Read more...
This event is part of our Festival of Darkness: Witches weekend taking place at Haddo House on the weekend of Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October. More information about our other festival events can be found here. A striking documentary exploring the history, legacy and modern relevance of witchcraft. Blending personal stories, historical insight and Read more...
This event is part of our Festival of Darkness: Witches weekend taking place at Haddo House on the weekend of Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October. More information about our other festival events can be found here. 7:30pm - Haddo House Hall Seating: Unreserved (with the exception of those attending the Häxan pre-film talk). A Read more...
This event is part of our Festival of Darkness: Witches weekend taking place at Haddo House on the weekend of Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October. More information about our other festival events can be found here. A beautifully animated adventure inspired by Irish mythology, folklore and the history of the Book of Kells. Rich Read more...
This event is part of our Festival of Darkness: Witches weekend taking place at Haddo House on the weekend of Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October. More information about our other festival events can be found here. After a life-changing operation, an ageing film star retreats to the Scottish Highlands to recover. As unsettling visions Read more...
Welcome to the ancestral home of Count Chickens. A dark, dank insalubrious place where all with evil in their hearts are trapped by an ancient curse. Meet Gore the Ghost, the Mistress Monster and the vampire overlord himself as you seek to solve the murder of the poor bagpiper. YOU are the detectives! Interrogate the Read more...
Join us for an evening of theatre, history and storytelling exploring Wicked Quines, a new play inspired by the Aberdeenshire Witch Panic of 1596-97. The evening begins with an interactive workshop taking you behind the scenes of Wicked Quines. Discover the development of the play through script extracts, discussion and optional practical theatre exercises, exploring Read more...
A wealthy socialite, Melanie Daniels, follows lawyer Mitch Brenner to Bodega Bay, hoping to surprise him with a gift of lovebirds. Soon after her arrival, birds begin acting strangely, escalating from minor disturbances to terrifying, unexplained attacks on the townspeople. As seagulls, crows, and sparrows strike in relentless waves, Melanie, Mitch, and his family struggle Read more...
Matthew Zajac’s stunning show about his Polish-Ukrainian father has entranced over 40,000 people, playing in a huge variety of venues from prestigious theatres in cities which include New York, Adelaide, Glasgow, Kyiv, London, Malmo and Berlin, to tiny village halls. This is a rare chance to see this unforgettable and moving story of displacement and Read more...
Matthew Zajac’s stunning show about his Polish-Ukrainian father has entranced over 40,000 people, playing in a huge variety of venues from prestigious theatres in cities which include New York, Adelaide, Glasgow, Kyiv, London, Malmo and Berlin, to tiny village halls. This is a rare chance to see this unforgettable and moving story of displacement and Read more...
Matthew Zajac’s stunning show about his Polish-Ukrainian father has entranced over 40,000 people, playing in a huge variety of venues from prestigious theatres in cities which include New York, Adelaide, Glasgow, Kyiv, London, Malmo and Berlin, to tiny village halls. This is a rare chance to see this unforgettable and moving story of displacement and Read more...
