It was announced last week that June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me, our 2024 co-production with National Theatre of Scotland, has received a wonderful three nominations from the Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland.
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We were delighted to recently retain support from Creative Scotland through a successful application to the Multi-Year Fund.
Grid Iron are dismayed by Creative Scotland’s decision to close the Open Fund for Individual Artists. This fund provides critical support to individual artists, who in turn offer employment for collaborators on their projects.
We are delighted to set free today the news of our new show, June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me, in co-production with the National Theatre of Scotland.
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Having kept it secret for quite a long time we are delighted to finally be able to announce that Edinburgh International Festival have commissioned us to create a brand new show for this years’ 75th edition of the festival.
Grid Iron are delighted to be supporting new Edinburgh art collective, And If Not Now, on the presentation of their first project which will run in the National Museum of Scotland during COP26.
We are beyond delighted to announce that we are finally able to bring you LIVE performances of Doppler during the first two weeks of this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Throughout 2021, Grid Iron, in conjunction with Plum Films have been supporting the graduating HND Acting and Performance students of Edinburgh College in the creation of their digital showcase. The resulting film is free to view on Traverse Three until midnight on Friday 28th May.