- Produced by Art Macabre
- Price £25 per ticket, includes shot of whisky
- Get ready to explore Cutty Sark, the world's last surviving tea clipper, after hours with immersive sketching
- Bring along all levels of drawing experience are welcome
- Surf to Tickets
- See you at Cutty Sark Theatre
Come aboard the good ship Macabre for an evening of theatrical life drawing at Cutty Sark.
Beginning at 7pm on Saturday 13th August, Art Macabre will present nude and costumed characters performing across the historic ship, with drawing and performances from the Upper Deck to the hull.
Sketch the Snottledogz Shanty Trio and join in as the group performs a selection of sea shanties, folk songs and singalongs. Capture tattooed mermaid Bliss Theadora, wrapped up in rope amongst the rigging, and draw inspiration from opera-singing figurehead Carmen Monoxide.
Plus have your portrait drawn by artist Jake Spicer; large scale painting activities; drawing games with the Captain in his cabin; and more.
Suitable for 18+.
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COMPETITION: Win 1x pair of tickets to attend Draw Aboard: Art Macabre at Cutty Sark on 13th August at 7pm at Cutty Sark Theatre Studios. To enter the competition, send an email to ava@run-riot.com with the correct answer in the ‘subject’ line. The winner will be randomly selected.
Q: The Cutty Sark is named after Nannie Dee, a character in the 1791 poem Tam o’Shanter, by which famous Scottish poet?
A: .1) Carol Ann Duffy .2) Robert Burns .3) Robert Louis Stevenson .4) Walter Scott
