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Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 Organisation Funding Awarded - 3 years (£) Aberdeen Performing Arts 1,000,000 An Lanntair 1,210,000 Arika Heavy Industries 600,000 Atlas Arts 450,000 Ayr Gaiety Partnership * 225,000 Barrowland Ballet * 420,000 Birds of Paradise Theatre Company 450,000 Catherine Wheels Theatre Company 641,250 Celtic Connections 550,000 Centre for Contemporary Arts 1,920,000 Centre for the Moving Image 3,200,000 Citizens Theatre 3,333,000 Citymoves Dance Agency 300,000 Collective Gallery 850,000 Comar 1,250,000 Conflux Scotland * 450,000 Cove Park 400,000 Craft Scotland 975,900 Cryptic 750,000 Cumbernauld Theatre 740,000 Curious Seed * 366,225 Dance Base 1,225,000 Dance House 240,000 Deveron Arts 330,000 Dovecot Foundation * 300,000 Drake Music Scotland 350,000 Dundee Contemporary Arts 2,000,000 Dundee Repertory Theatre 3,255,450 Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 1 Dunedin Consort * 300,000 Eden Court 2,100,000 Edinburgh Art Festival 300,000 Edinburgh Festival Fringe 210,000 Edinburgh International Book Festival 836,000 Edinburgh International Festival 6,952,000 Edinburgh Printmakers 480,000 Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop 700,000 Edinburgh World City of Literature Trust 285,000 Enterprise Music Scotland 675,000 Feis Rois 660,000 Feisean Nan Gaidheal 1,400,000 Festival & King’s Theatre * 315,000 Fife Contemporary Art And Craft 300,000 Fire Exit 525,000 Fruitmarket Gallery 2,000,000 Glasgow Film Theatre 1,900,000 Glasgow International 270,000 Glasgow Lunchtime Theatres * 450,000 Glasgow Print Studios 480,000 Glasgow Sculpture Studios 500,000 Glasgow Women’s Library * 300,451 Grid Iron Theatre Company 660,000 Hands Up for Trad 400,000 Hebrides Ensemble 550,000 Highland Print Studio 300,000 Horsecross Arts 1,000,000 Hospitalfield Arts * 300,000 Imaginate 1,095,000 Indepen-dance 300,000 Janice Parker Projects * 350,000 Luminate 300,000 Lung Ha's Theatre Company 440,455 MacRobert Arts Centre 1,230,000 Mischief La-Bas 615,000 Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 2 Moniack Mhor 349,000 National Youth Choir of Scotland 600,000 National Youth Orchestras of Scotland 650,000 North East Arts Touring 250,000 North Lands Creative Glass 550,000 NVA 450,000 Paragon Ensemble * 300,000 Peacock Visual Arts 800,000 Pier Arts Centre 800,000 Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1,275,000 Plan B Collaborative Theatre 740,000 Platform - Glasgow East Arts 330,000 Playwrights’ Studio Scotland 575,806 Project Ability 430,000 Publishing Scotland 840,000 Puppet Animation Scotland 551,000 Rapture Theatre * 375,000 Red Note Ensemble 645,000 Regional Screen Scotland 638,500 Royal Lyceum Theatre Company 3,000,000 Scottish Book Trust 2,579,792 Scottish Dance Theatre 2,689,560 Scottish Ensemble 1,000,000 Scottish Film Limited (Film Hub 188,820 Scotland) * Scottish Music Centre 570,000 Scottish National Jazz Orchestra 650,000 Scottish Poetry Library 950,000 Scottish Sculpture Workshop 585,000 Shetland Arts Development Agency 750,000 Solar Bear 600,000 St Magnus International Festival 500,000 Stellar Quines 500,000 Street Level 441,000 Taigh Chearsabhagh Trust 305,000 Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 3 The Arches 1,295,650 The Beacon (Greenock Arts Guild) * 600,000 The Common Guild 540,000 The Gaelic Books Council 620,000 The National Piping Centre 450,000 The Stove Network * 150,000 The Touring Network 360,000 The Work Room * 330,000 Timespan – Helmsdale Heritage and Arts 285,000 Society * Traditional Arts and Culture Scotland 1,270,500 (TRACS)* Tramway 1,050,000 Transmission Gallery 210,000 Travelling Gallery 460,000 Traverse Theatre 2,600,000 Tron Theatre 2,421,000 Vanishing Point 817,000 Visible Fictions 660,000 Voluntary Arts Scotland 300,000 Wigtown Festival * 208,500 Woodend Arts 400,000 YDance (Scottish Youth Dance) 550,000 Youth Theatre Arts Scotland 400,000 TOTAL £99,696,859.00 * organisations new to long term funding arrangements Notes 1 Some sector development bodies will be supported through Targeted Funding. This is a policy decision in order to enable Regular Funding to focus on support for organisations that create, distribute or present artistic work. 2 Some strategic gaps in the cultural provision were identified through the Regular Funding application process, including weaknesses in cultural diversity and digital leadership and innovation. These will be addressed through Targeted Funding support and through Creative Scotland working closely with representatives from the arts, screen and creative industries. Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 4 3 Funding agreements will be subject to amendment should overall grant in aid budgets decrease during this three-year period. Portfolio of Regularly Funded Organisations 2015-18 5 .
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