Tramway News

What social networks are you using?

Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:31:10 BST

As Tramway we over 8000 subscribers across our social networks Tramway wants to know more about who is using them and what relationship they have to the venue.
Help us find out a bit more about you by answering a few short questions.
You can find the online survey here: click here

Any questions please get in touch,

Rosemary James
Audience Engagement Officer
Tramway
rosemary@tramwayfootprints.org.uk

Musicircus: The Movie

Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:10:41 BST

Filmed during the last Tramway Family Day on 30th May 2010, Musicircus: The Movie is a film by Martin Clark. It features improvised performances from some of the performers involved on the day including Esperi, R M Hubbert, Food Love Music and Tom Dalzell from RED Ensemble, as well as the children and adults who took part in the workshops, quiz and activities on the day. The day was inspired by contemporary composer John Cage who first devised the Musicircus event in 1967. Now available to watch on YouTube. For more information please "*click here*":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jalHeduBr6Q Image: Musicircus Illustration (Erin McGrath 2010)

Any questions please get in touch,

Rosemary James
Audience Engagement Officer
Tramway
rosemary@tramwayfootprints.org.uk

Filmed during the last Tramway Family Day on 30th May 2010, Musicircus: The Movie is a film by Martin Clark.
It features improvised performances from some of the performers involved on the day including Esperi, R M Hubbert, Food Love Music and Tom Dalzell from RED Ensemble, as well as the children and adults who took part in the workshops, quiz and activities on the day.
The day was inspired by contemporary composer John Cage who first devised the Musicircus event in 1967.

Now available to watch on YouTube. For more information please click here

Image: Musicircus Illustration (Erin McGrath 2010)

Junction 25's performance Gender Divide is postponed

Fri, 11 Jun 2010 16:35:09 BST

Any questions please get in touch,

Rosemary James
Audience Engagement Officer
Tramway
rosemary@tramwayfootprints.org.uk

Filmed during the last Tramway Family Day on 30th May 2010, Musicircus: The Movie is a film by Martin Clark.
It features improvised performances from some of the performers involved on the day including Esperi, R M Hubbert, Food Love Music and Tom Dalzell from RED Ensemble, as well as the children and adults who took part in the workshops, quiz and activities on the day.
The day was inspired by contemporary composer John Cage who first devised the Musicircus event in 1967.

Now available to watch on YouTube. For more information please click here

Image: Musicircus Illustration (Erin McGrath 2010)

Junction 25â��s performance of Gender Divide is postponed until later this year. The new date will be announced when Tramwayâ��s Autumn / Winter 2010 season is launched in August. Please contact box office for refunds.

Tramway Visual Arts Podcasts

Mon, 03 May 2010 09:30:45 BST

Any questions please get in touch,

Rosemary James
Audience Engagement Officer
Tramway
rosemary@tramwayfootprints.org.uk

Filmed during the last Tramway Family Day on 30th May 2010, Musicircus: The Movie is a film by Martin Clark.
It features improvised performances from some of the performers involved on the day including Esperi, R M Hubbert, Food Love Music and Tom Dalzell from RED Ensemble, as well as the children and adults who took part in the workshops, quiz and activities on the day.
The day was inspired by contemporary composer John Cage who first devised the Musicircus event in 1967.

Now available to watch on YouTube. For more information please click here

Image: Musicircus Illustration (Erin McGrath 2010)

To coincide with the GI Festival 2010 weâ��ve uploaded two new podcasts for your listening pleasure. Featuring interviews from festival director Katrina Brown, director of Tramway, Sarah Munro, artist Graham Eatough, journalist Moira Jeffrey, and Head of Visual Arts for the Scottish Arts Council, Amanda Catto.

The podcasts explore the programme of exhibitions, events, screenings and films happening during GI in Tramway, including work by Christoph BÃ¼chel, Douglas Gordon, Keren Cytter and Graham Eatough.

Giving you insight into how these exhibitions, screenings and events relate to this yearâ��s GI Festival theme of Past, Present, Future and why the programme is relevant and exciting for audiences in Tramway now.

The podcasts are now even easier to access!

Raw Feed – click here

iTunes – click here

And now on SoundCloud – click here
SoundCloud makes it even easier to listen, share via social networking sites and comment on the podcasts without the need to download anything.

As ever comments and questions welcome!

Tramway

Tramway's GI exhibitions receive rave reviews

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:35:43 BST

Any questions please get in touch,

Rosemary James
Audience Engagement Officer
Tramway
rosemary@tramwayfootprints.org.uk

Filmed during the last Tramway Family Day on 30th May 2010, Musicircus: The Movie is a film by Martin Clark.
It features improvised performances from some of the performers involved on the day including Esperi, R M Hubbert, Food Love Music and Tom Dalzell from RED Ensemble, as well as the children and adults who took part in the workshops, quiz and activities on the day.
The day was inspired by contemporary composer John Cage who first devised the Musicircus event in 1967.

Now available to watch on YouTube. For more information please click here

Image: Musicircus Illustration (Erin McGrath 2010)

The podcasts explore the programme of exhibitions, events, screenings and films happening during GI in Tramway, including work by Christoph BÃ¼chel, Douglas Gordon, Keren Cytter and Graham Eatough.

The podcasts are now even easier to access!

Raw Feed – click here

iTunes – click here

And now on SoundCloud – click here
SoundCloud makes it even easier to listen, share via social networking sites and comment on the podcasts without the need to download anything.

As ever comments and questions welcome!

Tramway

Christoph BÃ¼chel’s LAST MAN OUT TURN OFF LIGHTS has received 5 star reviews in both the The Herald and The Skinny

Douglas Gordon’s 24 Hour Psycho Back and Forth and To and Fro (2008) has also received a 4 star review in The Herald

So make your way to Tramway now to see the talk of the festival!