The Shout

Grioghal Cridhe at Kings Place, London

From 1999 to 2010 she performed with Orlando Gough's award-winning vocal ensemble The Shout, contributing several compositions to its repertoire.

Their work included:

several full-scale theatre productions - “Critical Mass” dir. Emma Bernard; “Sea Tongue” dir. Felix Barratt; “Tall Stories” dir. Rufus Norris
several enormous outdoor celebrations abroad (Stavanger 08; Linz 09)
a BBC prom (libretto Caryl Churchill)
several national tours (Stand; Lip; Deep Blue; On Arrival)
performances of site-specific new work abroad and in the UK
appearances at many international festivals
two CDs