SEONA MCCLINTOCK
CREATIVE ARTISTIC
Seona McClintock is a creative producer from Glasgow. She has had a varied and enjoyable career working across arts and media, both in Gaelic and English. She previously worked for Theatre Gu Leòr as Company Co-ordinator, during which time she produced touring show, Cèilidh, and has returned to the company in the role of Creative Director and CEO.
Seona began her career working in the BBC’s Gaelic department as a researcher for children’s and arts TV programmes. After studying English and Drama in London, and a spell working in Italy, she returned to the industry in Scotland. She has held producing and artist development roles at a range of organisations such as National Theatre of Scotland and Magnetic North, as well as managing a freelance portfolio of work with independent artists.
More recently, Seona worked as Producer at Eden Court in Inverness, with responsibility for Gaelic and Traditional Arts. She produced and programmed their flagship summer music festival, Under Canvas, which was nominated for Event of the Year at the Trad Awards. She also commissioned new installation, music and theatre works, and created the organisation’s first Gaelic strategy. Seona joins Theatre Gu Leòr from the post of Artistic Producer at Tron Theatre.
Outside of work Seona is an avid film fan, sock knitter and reader. She volunteers with Glasgow City Football Club’s media team and is attempting to travel the world one stadium at a time.
RHONA DOUGALL
Company CO-ORDINATOR
Rhona is from Oban. She started working full-time in arts and community development when she after graduating from the University of Glasgow in 2005. Together with Aileen Ritchie, she established a youth drama project with young refugees called Knightswood Youth Theatre, which continues today as Ignite Arts, and with which Rhona is still involved. In 2013 she started a new online magazine in Gaelic, Dàna, with other young speakers. From 2016 to 2020 she was arts co-ordinator at The Rockfield Centre, Oban. She is currently vice-chair of the Touring Network board of directors, which supports live performance events in the Highlands and Islands. She is also completing an MA Art & Social Practice with UHI, looking at community arts and contemporary Gaelic identities.