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Friday 20 March @ 19.30
Fergus McCreadie Trio
Doors open 7pm, 7.30pm start.
Following two previous sell out nights, we’re delighted that the Fergus McCreadie Trio are back at Resolis Hall this year.
Pianist and composer Fergus, is joined by David Bowden on bass and Stephen Henderson on drums.
Those who have seen Fergus before will understand how his music has won him critical acclaim, a Mercury Prize shortlist nomination, Jazz FM’s Instrumentalist of the Year and Scottish Album of the Year Award for Forest Floor.
With the release of a new ablum, The Sheiling, created by the trio while secreted away in a cottage on North Uist, they are on the new wave of a global tour. If you haven’t seen this hugely talented trio before, make sure you grab your tickets now.
Tickets: £22.50 cash or card on the door.
To book email resoliscommunityarts@gmail.com
Refreshments
BYOB and interval home baking, tea and coffee for sale. All sales support Resolis Community Arts to keep hosting events.
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Sunday 12 April
Ian Carr and Laura Wilkie
Ian’s extraordinary guitar and Laura Jane’s genre crossing fiddle playing promise a unique musical evening.
www.iancarrguitar.com & Laura Jane Wilkie
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Laura Jane Wilkie from Tain is a highly sought after fiddle and violin player. She was a founding member of Fat-Suit, the Glasgow-based jazz/funk/R&B/synth/folk juggernaut that took the Glasgow scene by storm. Her ability to play with improvisation in different musical genres makes her a versatile influence on many collaborative projects.
Laura has toured worldwide and worked with many artists in the contemporary folk scene including Salsa Celtica, Shooglenifty, Rachel Sermanni, The Elephant Sessions, GRIT orchestra, singer Beth Malcolm and many more.
For this current tour of Scotland, Laura has teamed up with the brilliant guitar virtuoso Ian Carr - a true one-off, a bold rhythmic innovator and a master of harmony. As well as working on his own projects he has worked with many of great musicans includiing Eddie Reader, Kris Drever, Kate Rusby and many more.
The performance will be based around her most recent album, VENT. The music on VENT is a bone melting blend of melancholy and beauty, with Laura’s sweeping violin lines joined by Ian’s accomplished acoustic guitar picking.
Tickets: £15 cash or card on the door.
Doors open 7pm, 7.30pm start.
Interval with refreshments and delicious home baking, or BYOB. All sales support Resolis Community Arts to keep hosting events.
Tuesday 21 April @ 19.00
Alys Williams @ Co - The Lighthouse
Written by Alys Williams | Directed by Andrea Heaton
Highly-acclaimed solo show returns to stages across the UK in 2026
Age rating: 12+ (with parental supervision / 15+ for school groups
Sensitive content:
The performance includes sensitive content, including references to depression, suicide/suicidal ideation & hospitalisation.
The show does include gentle audience participation but its okay to say ‘no’ if you would prefer not to participate.
Tickets: £15
Duration: 60 min, no interval
To book email resoliscommunityarts@gmail.com,
Refreshments
Home baking, tea and coffee for sale after the play
All sales support Resolis Community Arts to keep hosting events.
“to bring hope to a nation that is crying out for it” (★★★★★ Theatre & Tonic).
The Light House is autobiographical and a genuine passion project for Alys, who says: “Our society is getting so much better at talking about mental health and suicide but I still don’t think we hear many stories about the care involved or the possibility of recovery. I think a lot of people have stories like ours, where someone has ‘gone to the brink’ as it were but found their way back into the light, perhaps over and over again through the years. I wanted to tell that story. In the end, though, The Light House isn’t about mental health. It’s about love, and hope, and the way human beings hold onto each other when things get tough. It’s about getting through this messy, beautiful thing called life, together.”
The play garnered wide praise during its previous tour and London run at Park Theatre:
★★★★★ “leaves audiences with stars in their eyes [...] and a lump in their throat. A play that will leave you feeling lighter and more hopeful” Adventures in Theatreland
★★★★★ “crafted from top to bottom with artistry[...], The Light House is an important, impactful and outstanding play” Theatre Weekly
Below is a reminder of some of the performances we've enjoyed in the past.
