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Glasglow 2025 - Trick or Treat
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Director - Oli Norman Design Claire Halleran Lighting Design - Grant Anderson Sound Design - Kevin Murray This Halloween season, the doors to 10 epic realms will open. It’s time to Trick or Treat! Ten worlds to excite or scare*. Knock knock… if you dare. Buckle up (or dress up!) for a 60 minute outdoor blockbuster as GlasGLOW returns to Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens. |
Elfingrove
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Director - Oli Norman Design - Claire Halleran Lighting Design - Grant Anderson The festive spectacular takes place at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum with a month-long run of skating under the stars. Elfingrove is a 'bespoke, fully covered rink' that will be 'bigger, snowier and glowier'. With a rink, the UK’s first ever Snow Wheel, Skate Side Dining, the Apres Skate Bar, Candyland and dedicated toddler rink and the chance to skate with Santa, there's plenty on offer. |
Glasglow 2022

Director - Oli NOrman
Designer - Claire Halleran
Lighting Design - Phil Supple
Sound Design - Kevin Murray
GlasGLOW is an immersive outdoor experience like no other that’s jam packed with photo opportunities, exciting displays, interactive installations, GLOW bar and the return of Marshmallowland.
The show is an ‘epic dinosaur adventure into The Land That Time Forgot.’
GlasGLOW takes guests on an exhilarating 60 minute outdoor route through the Botanic Gardens where jeopardy lies around every corner, dinosaurs come to life, dormant volcanos threaten to erupt and only the brave will make it out, without being eaten alive.
Moments In time

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Lead Science Developer - Sarah Thomas
Design - Claire Halleran
Police Box Creation - Big House Events
Animation - Fergus Dunnet
Moments in Time is a family-friendly outdoor installation of iconic Scottish police boxes. Step inside and allow yourself to be transported back in time as we take you on a journey through some pivotal moments in Scotland’s scientific history. Through a series of immersive snapshots, you will discover milestones of Scottish scientific achievement from the flowering of philosophy and science during the Enlightenment, through the rapidly mechanising world of the Industrial Revolution, to the data rich and globally connected Information Age.
The boxes will also shine a spotlight on some very special Scottish endeavours and the scientists that have brought them to life, including how women in science, medical pioneers and some very important inventions have shaped our national heritage.
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CSI

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www.abudhabisciencefestival.ae
Concept - Augusta MacDonald
Design - Claire Halleran
A lab has been broken into and a team of brilliant scientists are investigating the scene to discover what's happened.
The Blood Lab

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www.abudhabisciencefestival.ae
Design - Claire Halleran
The Edinburgh International Science Festival is collaborating with a new Science Festival in Abu Dhabi to take place in November this year. This world class event is the first of its kind to be held in the capital of the United Arab
Emirates (UAE) and has been programmed and developed by the team from Edinburgh together with the Abu Dhabi Technology Development Committee (TDC).
The nine-day Festival aims to spark the curiosity of the Emirate’s youthin science, technology and innovation (STI) and will encompass over 150 of the world’s most exciting informal science learning experiences, including interactive exhibits, fun workshops and spectacular shows.
8 1/2 Days

Ballerina Ballroom, Nairn
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Concept - Tilda Swinton & Mark Cousins
Producer - Matt Lloyd
Design - Claire Halleran
'Our team, led by designer Claire Halleran, turned a smelly bingo hall into a cheap-as-chips but somehow glowing wee space, with Chinese lanterns, bendy mirrors, midnight blue walls, ultra-violet flashes and a brilliant John Byrne mural about dreams and stars. Before each film we cut the lights. A spot light roamed the room, as if Elvis was about to arrive. A song began. Judy singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” made us hold our breath; Marilyn Manson’s “Personal Jesus” rocked the place. We treated the screen
as if it was sacred, by covering it with a flag that said The State of Cinema, then dropping it as the movie began.' Mark Cousins