SingingForSunshineOnLeith
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- Joined
- Nov 5, 2026
Hiya. My names Marie and I turned Hibee when I was 9 years old, first game as a Hibs kid was 6-2 against the jambos, and ever since then being a hibee has brought a lot of heartbreak but a lot of abolute joy to stand side by side with everyone cheering on the best team in the world.
I thought I'd bounce on here to see if anyone was game for something I'm up to.
I was selected by National Theatre of Scotland as one of their four artists to run a project to connect with a local community.
I obviously bounced at the chance to do anything that supports the Hibs
More importantly and to the point of the project, the chance to try to gather a group of Hibs fans who feel the importance of chanting and singing at a game is more than just supporting the team, but something that binds us all together and is a feeling unmatched. What chants make the butterflies go in yer stomach? What was your first memory of chanting? If you had the chance to make a chant what would it be?
So, I'm starting the project by a first chat and lunch meet up before the Dundee game next Saturday 21st at the Hibs Supporters Club (12-1.30pm). If you'd be up for having a chin wag about your memories and feelings towards Hibs chants, whilst grabbing a couple of sarnies before the game, then give me a message via a message here or email marie.williamson@nationaltheatrescotland.com
I'd love to welcome anyone along, although the room will be in the Pat Stanton room which is only accessible via stairs unfortunately.
GGTTH x
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I thought I'd bounce on here to see if anyone was game for something I'm up to.
I was selected by National Theatre of Scotland as one of their four artists to run a project to connect with a local community.
I obviously bounced at the chance to do anything that supports the Hibs
So, I'm starting the project by a first chat and lunch meet up before the Dundee game next Saturday 21st at the Hibs Supporters Club (12-1.30pm). If you'd be up for having a chin wag about your memories and feelings towards Hibs chants, whilst grabbing a couple of sarnies before the game, then give me a message via a message here or email marie.williamson@nationaltheatrescotland.com
I'd love to welcome anyone along, although the room will be in the Pat Stanton room which is only accessible via stairs unfortunately.
GGTTH x
