Looking at the care system through the stories of those who have lived it

Cultural experiences can offer ways to explore challenging subjects and we’re delighted to be hosting an intriguing new immersive installation looking at Scotland’s care system.

One Hundred Voices, which is coming to the Rothes Halls from 8-10 October , gives an insight into life in the system with stories told creatively through the eyes and voices of those who have experienced it.

The installation is accompanied by Ten Faces, a photographic exhibition.

One Hundred Voices is part of Caring Scotland, a three-year listening project from the National Theatre of Scotland in partnership with Who Cares? Scotland and the National Library of Scotland. It is funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund and supported by the Weir Charitable Trust and the Rayne Foundation.