<< Back
03 November 2021
Wednesday 3 November 2021
The day of action is still being planned but groups across the UK are hoping to take action that day to call on councils, universities and other institutions to divest from fossil fuels. If you’d like to find out more about it or be involved in any way, we’d be delighted to send you more information and any updates on plans.
<< Back
03 November 2021
UK GREEN FILM FESTIVAL
3-14 NOVEMBER 2021.
Bringing the best green documentaries to audiences across the country.
Four of the five films in the festival are being shown at Eden Court in Inverness, on Wednesday and Thursday 3 and 4 and Friday and Saturday 12 and 13 November, as part of the theatre's 'Climate of Hope' programme leading up to the COP26 climate conference.
Taking us deep undercover into the billion-dollar timber mafia is Wood, whilst Now meets with a new wave of climate rebels fighting for the future and Nuclear Forever investigates mankind’s dream of atomic energy. In Journey To Utopia, one family decides to take a giant leap of faith under the shadow of climate change.
Inverness screening times and booking
Wednesday 3 Nov 18:15 'Now' Tickets>
Thursday 4 Nov 18:00 'Wood' Tickets >
Friday 12 Nov 18:15 'Nuclear Forever' Tickets >
Saturday 13 Nov 14:15 'Journey to Utopia' Tickets >
<< Back
03 November 2021
Starts: 19:30
Wednesday 3 November 7.30 Eden Court One Touch Theatre
Weaving spoken word and movement, we are taken through Australia's fiery history through dance and sound with artist Penny Chivas.
Embedded in sound is the Australian Black Summer; magpies that have learnt to mimic emergency sirens, shark sirens and helicopters circling overhead.With original music by Paul Michael Henry interwoven with lighting design by David Bowes, Burnt Out is an autobiographical dance-theatre work from the daughter of an environmental geochemist, bringing together fact and personal account.
Burnt Out is both an intimate personal story and a universal meditation on our changing climate.
Penny wishes to acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as the traditional custodians of the land involved in Burnt Out, and to pay her respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elders; past, present and future.
Information and booking (variable pricing)
<< Back
03 November 2021
Wednesday 3 November
From Sussex to Manchester to Hampshire, people are coming together with a clear message for our local leaders: stop funding fossil fuels.As world leaders take part in the UN’s COP26 climate talks in Glasgow, people are coming together across the UK to demand that our local leaders divest from fossil fuels and instead invest in climate justice and a safer future for us all.
On Wednesday, we will rally outside town, city, and county halls to tell local decision-makers that climate justice is not just the responsibility of global leaders — it’s theirs too.Find out what's going on near you and how you can add your voice.