Spring planting of Scottish dance roots

Performances, presented by SEALL, will take to the stage at Dunvegan Community Hall on Wednesday March 25 and Sabhal Mòr Ostaig on Thursday March 26.

Celebrating four decades at the forefront of Scottish dance, the Triple Bill brings together three contrasting works where audiences can expect an evening combining powerful physical movement with evocative music and storytelling.

The programme includes Joan Clevillé’s O Chiadain and Lo, a haunting and atmospheric work set to music by Skye’s own Brìdhge Chaimbeul who will be performing at her own SEALL concert at Kyle Village Hall on Friday March 6.

Also featured is the exhilarating Moving Cloud, alongside a brand-new creation by choreographer Tess Letham.

Scottish Dance Theatre anniversary programme celebrates the company’s legacy and keeps on pushing creative boundaries.

Tickets are on sale now from SEALL’s What’s On page here www.seall.co.uk/whats-on/.

Benny Goodman, Creative Director at SEALL, said: “It’s a real privilege to welcome Scottish Dance Theatre to Skye as part of their 40th anniversary
celebrations.

"This programme speaks powerfully to place, tradition and innovation, and feels especially resonant here; particularly with Brìghde Chaimbeul’s music at its heart.”

SEALL is one of Scotland’s leading rural performing arts charities delivering music, theatre, dance, literature and arts to communities across Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh in a a year-round programme which includes sell out concerts, community projects, workshops, masterclasses and Gaelic language initiatives.