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Tutors from the inaugural Glasgow Songwriting Festival – including Louis Abbott of Admiral Fallow and Dave Hook of Stanley Odd – give their top tips on how to write a song.
Tutors from the inaugural Glasgow Songwriting Festival – including Louis Abbott of Admiral Fallow and Dave Hook of Stanley Odd – give their top tips on how to write a song.
Gary McNair talks to Loop about his monologue, A Gambler's Guide to Dying, the tale of a Scottish granddad who was surprisingly pleased by the England football team’s historic victory in the 1966 World Cup. As the Unlimited Festival at Tramway in Glasgow opens, celebrating new work and performance by disabled artists, we bring you footage from the world premiere of Gary Gardiner and Ian Johnston's multimedia production 43 Percent. Plus a poem from Orcadian poet Harry Giles, who has been shortlisted for the prestigious Felix Dennis Award for First Collection at the Forward Poetry Awards.
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Director | Marie Johnston |
Director | Alasdair Macrae |
Producer | Mark Crossan |
Executive Producer | Pauline Law |