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New director signals major rethink for National Museum to retell the story of Scotland s past and future

Submitting. Professor Christopher Breward was appointed the new director of National Museums Scotland just over a year ago. However he also revealed that the attraction was likely to move away from staging major touring exhibitions in future, admitting that museums around the world were already debating the “real cost” of such shows before the Covid-19 outbreak, which closed down the museum for five months in 2020, due to their carbon footprint. Professor Breward, a former principal of Edinburgh College of Art, said there had been a “deliberate choice” to focus on largely Scottish content in his exhibitions programme in 2021, which will focus on the Galloway Hoard, the Viking-age treasures acquired by the museum three years ago following their discovery by a metal detectorist in Dumfries and Galloway, the writer Sir Walter Scott and Scotland’s response to the climate emergency.

Pandemic devastates theatre industry in Tayside and Fife - but bosses remain focused on creativity

© Mhairi Edwards The Whitehall Theatre Covid-19 has been ruinous for the arts industry; theatres have been forced to close, shows have been postponed and staff have been furloughed. As the pandemic drags on, the future of theatre seems bleak – and it’s getting bleaker every day. But even though culture is in crisis, still the creativity keeps coming. The team at Dundee Rep Theatre are in the middle of presenting their four-part digital Christmas offering, Shine On, which ends on January 6. Andrew Panton, artistic director of Dundee Rep Theatre and joint CEO of Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Centre Ltd, says that the past few months have been a “really challenging time” for many.

Transgender debate: MSPs must stand up for women s sex-based rights in key vote on Bill to help rape victims – Susan Dalgety

Transgender debate: MSPs must stand up for women s sex-based rights in key vote on Bill to help rape victims – Susan Dalgety When news broke of Maria Fyfe’s death on Thursdaymorning, social media was flooded with tributes to the former Glasgow MP and lifelong feminist. Thursday, 17th December 2020, 2:04 pm Johann Lamont learned her feminism the hard way, battling angry men in smoke-filled committee rooms, says Susan Dalgety (Picture: Neil Hanna)

Theatre Show For Special Audience Of Just One - The People s Friend

Theatre Show For Special Audience Of Just One By Neil Hanna © Photograph by Neil Hanna. PRESENT will see both companies stage a total of four bespoke, socially distanced performances for four deserving local resident Dundonians. The lucky recipients will be nominated by friends, families or colleagues to have a show made just for them. These unique Christmas pop-ups can take place on a doorstep or back garden and will be designed to surprise and delight (while operating within current Government guidelines). If you would like to nominate someone to receive a PRESENT please email present@dundeereptheatre.co.uk and tell us:

Ian Rankin s archives to be opened up to the public this week

Ian Rankin s archives to be opened up to the public this week
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