Today we drive to Edinburgh with a visit to historic Stirling Castle. We enjoy a second night at the beautiful Hilton Dunkeld Hotel. Later we will drive to the village of Kirriemuir to visit the birthplace of J.M. Participants will tour one of the smallest distilleries in Scotland and learn about how the golden drink is created. Today we enjoy lunch in a lovely village and then tour Edradour distillery, a single malt whisky distillery based in Pitlochry. Our group dinner will be held at the Hilton Dunkeld in Dunkeld. Our next stop will be in the Central Highlands at the Sheepdog display at Kincraig. We will stop for lunch along the route at Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness. Today we leave around noon on a beautiful drive along Loch Ness and across central Scotland to Dunkeld. Stay overnight again at The Lovat Arms Hotel, Fort Augustus. Lunch today is in Fort Augustus followed by a journey through some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland, The Isle of Skye.Īlong the way we will stop and visit the iconic Eilean Donan Castle.ĭinner will be at a restaurant or pub nearby. Stay overnight at The Lovat Arms Hotel, Fort Augustus. Our group dinner will be in a restaurant in Fort Augustus on the shores of Loch Ness! We will stop for a 1 hour cruise on beautiful Loch Katrine (Setting of Sir Walter Scott’s Lady of the Lake.) Today we leave Glasgow and drive into the Scottish Highlands, along the shores of Loch Lomond, stopping for lunch along the way. Stay one more night at the Marriott Hotel, Glasgow. Stay overnight at the Marriott Hotel, Glasgow.Īfternoon drive to Ayrshire (on the Scottish coast) where we will enjoy lunch and visit the Robert Burns Heritage Centre. We hold our first group dinner at The Marriott Hotel where we introduce ourselves to each other and Sue will lead us on our first short writing exercise.
Our hotels are all within easy walking distance of local shops and restaurants for those who prefer to stay in for the day or would like to go shopping.Ī one-time group transfer to the hotel is available from Glasgow airport.
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Feel free to select the activity, or opportunity to relax that suits you best. On the between days we visit a different part of Scotland. We have our own bus and driver/guide to take us to the sites, restaurants and hotels. Senior citizens and non-university students can get in for $10, and the admission is free for the university students.A NOTE ON OUR ITINERARY: Every morning we start with an hour of restorative yoga, followed by breakfast in the hotel restaurant, and then a two and a half hour writing workshop.Įach afternoon we provide optional opportunities for sightseeing and travelling. The show will be performed at the Vonnie Borden Theatre. John, quadroon Colette Delacroix, crippled laundress Mary Earle and runaway slave and survivor of the 1811 slave revolt Bras Coupé, the magic of the Vieux Carré, the French Quarter, is brought to life in this wickedly delicious tale of female empowerment, love and magic.” Ann Street, the unexpected return of her husband, Jacques Paris, disrupts the ceremony, ultimately leading to Marie’s mystic awakening through African traditions.”įox expects magic to take the theatre stage.įox stated, “Filled with 19th century legendary Louisiana Black Creoles, the mysterious Jacques Paris, Vodou priestess Sanité Dédé, conjure man Dr. “When the Saint-Domingue priestess Sanité Dédé performs a midnight ritual cleansing in Marie’s cottage on St. “Set in 1820-1821 in New Orleans, ‘She Danced with a Red Fish’ imagines the story of the New Orleanian legend Marie Laveau as a young woman before she became one of New Orleans’ most famous citizens,” shared Fox.
Achieving this gives Wistrand the opportunity to present her play ‘She Danced with a Red Fish,’ to a 445-seat theatre on this coming Feb.19-22.”Īccording to Fox, Wistrand’s method of storytelling will give a fresh perspective on the most famous Creole woman of New Orleans, Marie Laveau. “The contest promotes and encourages new works by emerging playwrights.
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“Playwrights from all over the country submit their original plays, and the SLU theatre department offers a full production of this new play,” said Fox. Anne-Liese Fox, third time guest director for the theatre department, explained the process of entering the competition down to winning and performing it. The competition called for an original, unpublished, full-length play for the university. The play, written by Carolyn Nur Wistrand, will be performed on Feb. The university theatre program began preparations for the performance of “She Danced with a Red Fish,” the winner of the 2018 Inkslinger Playwriting Competition. Breanna Rexwinkle, Staff Reporter | February 12, 2019
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