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DNA
2 days to go before we perform 'Mum'. Slightly panicky, but keeping it together. Am also in The Big Shop every night from Wed to Sat and Brian is also in the The Box It Came In, so we have a lot on our plates - usually macaroni from Skiach Services. May the force be with all the performers and may the force be with the audiences - to turn up!!
Posted by Jackie Goode on 16 October 2007
Kissing Bandits
Before you all head to the Festival Club why not take in a late night show (10pm) at the Spectrum on 18 and 20 October. Spend Hogmanay with 6 community actresses from Moray - and then they'll join you at the club!
Posted by Nick Fearne on 05 October 2007
Profilteatern
Thanks for bigging us up, Craigmonie! We're thrilled to be hosting an event for the first Drama na h'Alba; especially this great children's show from a well respected Swedish theatre company. If you're coming to see the show, you can check out the Hall website, www.glenurquhart.info, for details of the venue.
Posted by Glen Urquhart Public Hall on 19 September 2007
Mum by Ronnie Barker
Jackie Goode and Brian Smith perform Ronnie Barker's last written work, Mum', a tragi-comedy. Why don't you switch off your tv set and go out and do something less boring instead, on 18th October 2pm and 19th October 5pm in the Spectrum Centre.
Posted by Jackie Goode on 05 September 2007
Drama Na Alba in Drumnadrochit
The Craigmonie Centre - Drumnadrochit is delighted to be hosting two plays during this festival:
Our sister venue in Drumnadrochit - Glen Urquhart public hall will also be hosting a performance for children.
To find out more visit: www.craigmoniecentre.co.uk
Our sister venue in Drumnadrochit - Glen Urquhart public hall will also be hosting a performance for children.
To find out more visit: www.craigmoniecentre.co.uk
Posted by Craigmionie Centre on 17 August 2007