SEALL

SEALL (meaning to look or to show in Scottish Gàidhlig and pronounced shàal) is one of Scotland’s leading rural performing arts charities. Founded in 1991, we bring the magic of performance in music, theatre, dance, literature, comedy and Scottish Gaelic led arts to the Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh region.

Our experienced and passionate team deliver a year round programme including our festivals Fèis an Eilein and Festival of Small Halls, community projects such as SEALL @ Home and a series of workshops, masterclasses and Gaelic language initiatives.

People, Performance and Place is at the heart of what we do. We look forward to welcoming you!”

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“SEALL is an inspiration to what can be achieved in terms of support for Scotland’s culture. Over the years SEALL has become one of the best rural performing arts promoters in Scotland, with a great reach and range of events.”

Fiona Hyslop MSP

 

“Since its foundation, SEALL has done as it promised – delivering quality entertainment and stimulation to all of Skye and Lochalsh. As it progresses through the 21st century, it’s difficult to imagine this region without the inspiration of SEALL.”

Roger Hutchinson – Journalist & author

 

“SEALL’s commitment to presenting outstanding music in a distinctive island setting makes every visit memorable. We value the deep connection it fosters between performers, community, and place.

William Conway – Hebrides Ensemble Artistic Director

 

SEALL VISION ..

SEALL’s vision is to lead a programme that is collaborative and inclusive. 

We aim to celebrate the identity of Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh while connecting to wider creative networks.

We continually strive to strengthen ties between artists, communities and education.

Our identity is rooted in the language, landscape and people of the area we live and work in. 

SEALL Team

AllCreative Director

For general enquiries contact info@seall.co.uk

SEALL Board

Chair – Gareth Morgan
Treasurer – Karen Kennedy
Directors – Suzie Tobin, Sheena Amos, Michael Rossi, Louis Barabbas, Simon Hunter, Ian Young