Thank you so much. Me and my mum and grandma went yesterday to see the puppet Theatre show, it was superb I thought. All aspects of it worked so well, it was so good and moving,mesmerising and so so clever! I loved it. If you are in Glasgow, it's a must see I think. quite unusual and different. you won't see anything like this ever again. The only thing is, it was a bit loud but apart from that it was very good. Very charming. The lighting and shadow effects were great, and the music adds to it.

This is definitely one of the most unique things to do in Glasgow and shouldn't be missed! The show takes around 45 minutes and is incredible. If you come a little before the show starts you can take a look at the kinetic sculptures more closely too.

A hidden gem in Glasgow. Beautiful and enjoyably weird sculptures, like nothing I’ve seen anywhere else. They come to life for a few moments as you journey around the gallery. Also wonderful is the lighting with rich colour and creative use of shadows. Just an amazing place, enchanting, a little creepy in a good way.

This my third experience of Shamanka in Glasgow. I first experienced Shamanka kinetic art performance in Manchester (in the 90s?). I love kinetic art, this was fascinatingly beautiful. I bought a enamelled broach made in Russia, depicting the iconic signature crow and bell, a token memory of my visit. I was so excited that I could see the exhibits ,and more, again in the the magical, quirky performance Shamanka in Glasgow. My excitement was rewarded by a gift from Sergey of another rare enamelled broach to treasure. I will be back! Best wishes to Eduard, Tatyana, Sergey, family and friends and team. Sylvia Clitheroe

This is well worth a visit, especially for anyone liking something a bit different or slightly creepy. These are intricate pieces of work that are mesmerising to watch. We went to see the Promenade show and there was plenty of space to see all the pieces, as it is a fairly intimate group booked onto each show. Would definitely go and see one of the other shows if back in Glasgow.

Multi-sensory experience which also fires the imagination. Everyone who can, should go once and many who do will want to return time and time again. I have. There's nothing quite like it. Moving sculptures made from junk that will move you too. Some events here have musicians as well.

We very much enjoyed our visit I had my 3 grandchildren and they were all amazed as it is very different from computer games. They asked lots of questions. It’s a unique experience. I myself had been before with a community project. It is atmospheric, moving and the information on the walls is very important to the whole story . Go along it’s a wonderful experience that has no rival in Glasgow.

Fascinating intriguing sculptures that move to music and cool lighting. Best to go to a show to get full benefits. Russian themed with some Scottish influences later in Eduard's life. Absolutely fantastic.

This unique experience is quite wonderful! I have been before but wanted to bring my teenager for their first time -- we came to see the 'Promenade' performance. The artworks, the lighting, the music, the history and the overall atmosphere combine to create a truly strange and magical effect - I am so grateful that we have this in Scotland and hope it remains here for a long time. All visitors to Glasgow with an interest in arts and culture who are looking for something a bit different should definitely come to this. We combined it with a visit to the Britannia Panopticon, Britain's oldest surviving music hall, which is just around the corner.

Realy enjoyable , the time flew past so quickly best light and mechanical show in my life . the show was great , would recomend for about 7 yrs up . The tickets are pretty well priced , definitely worth your money. Leonw