Down in the Arches Cafe Bar, third-year students from the Contemporary Performance Practice (CPP) course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland are serving up short performances until the end of February, but the Into the New showcase by CCP4 graduating students has now ended.
Down in the Arches Cafe Bar, third-year students from the Contemporary Performance Practice (CPP) course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland are serving up short performances until the end of February, but the Into the New showcase by CCP4 graduating students has now ended.
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Mary Brennan
Fingers crossed some of these works re-appear at a future date.
No-one tagged the event with an over-arching theme, but a shared mood and inter-connecting mindset did emerge across the three days. A youthful, yet mature, way of looking at the bleaker aspects of life, before socking adversity in the eye with a comical punchline and anecdotally personal confrontations with the issues that undermine self-belief.
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