Steve Smith
Philip Howard
Paul Allen
Cathie Boyd
Keir Charles
Edward Kemp
Gaïa
Gaïa (she/they) is a jazz and rnb singer based in Glasgow. Their practice revolves around several collaborative projects within the Neo-jazz scene in Glasgow ranging from rnb to spiritual jazz projects. Their practice has evolved over the past year – now working amongst different scenes and working collaboratively with different musicians, poets, and more.
RCS CPP 2024 Graduates
We are delighted to expand our partnership with The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and offer a special group residency for the 2024 graduates of the Contemporary Performance Practice programme. Every summer since 2021, Cove Park has hosted one recent graduate of the CPP programme including Sally Charlton, Nell O’Hara, and Margot Conde Arenas. This year, […]
Lucy Beth
Lucy Beth is an emerging performer and theatre-maker, hailing from Inverurie Aberdeenshire. In December 2023, Lucy graduated with distinction from the University of Glasgow’s MLitt Theatre and Performance Practices Course. She was awarded a PGT Excellence Scholarship by the University. Prior to postgraduate study, Lucy served as a visiting drama lecturer at the North East […]
Heather Marshall
Heather Marshall (she/her) is a queer, disabled artist, writer and facilitator. She often works under the company name Creative Electric where she creates theatre, live art and tape art with and for people that may not traditionally engage in the arts due to social, physical and/or financial barriers. She is the only professionally practising Tape […]
The Flames
Tricky Hat Productions is a company that makes multi-art form theatre with and about people who live on the margins of our society. They work with people to find a creative and credible voice through participation in high quality, collaborative, cross-arts events alongside high calibre artists. They work in collaboration with agencies, artists and areas […]
Jian Yi
Jian Yi is a multidisciplinary artist working in performance art, contemporary dance and new genres. Their practice is rooted in an ongoing enquiry into the ambiguities of emotional experience.