You will know them as the masterminds behind some of Scotland’s most adventurous theatre productions. For the National Theatre of Scotland, they staged the wordless family show Dragon, a sustained 90 minutes of visual invention presented with the seamlessness of a dream.
That show also played at the Edinburgh International Festival, as did Flight, a production so unusual it was hard to know if you should call it theatre at all. For this one, the audience peered into a giant rotating cylinder as three-dimensional vignettes showing a refugee’s trek across Europe passed before their eyes. Whatever it was, it was a stunning achievement.
Their names are Candice Edmunds and Jamie Harrison and they are the masterminds behind Glasgow’s Vox Motus. Small though their company may be, they have not gone unnoticed. On the contrary, they have been spotted by one of the biggest players in the business. [READ MORE]