Commonplace Book is a way of sharing extracts, fragments, notes and reflections throughout the development of Into the Mountain. It creates the possibility for containing multiple voices and experiences involved in the project.
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Looking back: Julie Lawson
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Looking back: Caroline Reagh
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Looking back: Margaret Moore
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Looking back: Norma D. Hunter
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Looking back: Hannah May
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Looking back: Facilitators
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Looking back: Angela Patterson
Some months have passed since the Into The Mountain performances and with this we have invited the amazing team of women who made it happen […]
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Into The Mountain Press
Articles and reviews about the Into The Mountain performance, featured in various news outlets both national and local. National Press The Guardian, 29 May 2019 […]
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The Performance
Performed over 4 days, Into The Mountain culminated with a series of guided walks and performances deep within Glen Feshie for small audiences. On arrival […]
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The Walk
Into The Mountain culminated in a series of guided walks and performances over four days, deep within Glen Feshie in the Cairngorms National Park. Leading […]
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The Choir
As part of the Into The Mountain performances, a new choir of women learned, practiced and sang a new vocal score written by artist Hanna […]
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Into The Mountain Trainees Announced
We are delighted to announce that Leona Dölger and Polly Urquhart are our two successful Into The Mountain Trainees. They will be participating in our […]
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Winter Walk
Tumbling mist crossing the hillside opening frames of landscape. Quietness descends with gentle windblown mist. So light only breath is moving it along. A pasture […]
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How The Earth Must See Itself
How The Earth Must See Itself is a new short film project conceived and developed by Simone Kenyon and filmmaker Lucy Cash. It is created […]
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Into The Mountain – A Meet
Into The Mountain – A Meet brought together practitioners and enthusiasts interested in the intersections and conversations between the arts, dance, mountain and hill walking […]
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Placefulness
Earlier in the research process for Into the Mountain, we were joined by Jean Langhorne, who led us on one of her favourite walks from […]
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Erlend Clouston on Nan Shepherd
Erlend Clouston, long-term friend and literary executor of the Scottish poet and writer Nan Shepherd, talked intimately about his personal relationship with Nan on the […]
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With Gentle Interest
Gather and receive the core 5 sensual elements. Distil each essence – sight, smell, sound, taste, touch. Let the distillation enter Let it explore With […]
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GROUP(S)
Dance makers / Performers first day of research with Eco- Psychologist Margaret Kerr. Two days of mindfulness practices, slowing down, observation of bodily and environmental […]
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Recce
Walking Routes and site considerations with Heather Morning from Mountaineering Scotland.