Live Events Jun - Sep 2022
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Have a Happy Summer
It’s been great having so many of you at Macrobert this spring and it’s an absolute pleasure to bring you this busy summer programme with; the premier of NTS’s Exodus; a celebration of the best of Scottish Footballers Rose; an exploration of how far cyclists will go to succeed - Ventoux; and the first chance to enjoy Macrobert’s new musical theatre collaboration - A Mother’s Song. The glazed atrium and garden areas at our Box Office now connect Macrobert directly to our beautiful surroundings, making a summer visit to your arts centre a delightful indoor/outdoor experience. Grab an ice cream or drink from our Kiosk and enjoy the fresh air. Be careful however not to relax so much that you forget to plan ahead for Panto. We’ve been waiting a long time for her but Maw Goose will be dazzling us all this festive season. Written by the inimitable Johnny McKnight, starring the internet sensation Brido Hingwy as our new panto dame. Tickets are already selling like hotcakes so it is clear to see that you are as excited as us. You can also catch Brido in his one-man show Uh Huh - The Janice and Frank Story: 2022 this September. I look forward to saying hello to you on your summer visits to Macrobert Arts Centre.
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Julie Ellen, Artistic Director
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Exhibitions Picture Hooks Emerging Illustrators 2022 Mon 20 Jun - Sun 14 Aug 10am - 10pm FREE The Picture Hooks mentoring programme pairs five exceptional emerging children’s illustrators with five established professional illustrators for nine months to develop their craft and provide career support. This unique installation showcases the work of the most recent Picture Hooks graduates alongside pieces from their mentors Ross Collins, Debi Gliori, Kate McEwan, James Mayhew and Chris Haughton. www.picturehooks.org.uk
Orla Stevens Fri 19 Aug - Sun 25 Sep 10am - 10pm FREE Northern Edgelands is a collection of paintings by Orla Stevens. Firmly rooted in painting and playful mark-making, the work explores connections with the natural world, and the history/folklore tied to these locations - interpreting the sensory experience of landscape/seascape, soundscapes, and storytelling through expressive mixed media pieces. These paintings reference several of the Orkney Isles’ coastal paths, beaches, edges, and stories learned along the way. The works blend memories with plein air sketchbook references of walking and camping trips -exploring where the land and water meet. www.orlastevens.com
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Magdalena Schamberger
In the Light of Day Fri 8 - Sat 9 Jul | 11am & 2.30pm
£5 (companions free). Discounts apply to care homes. Call the Box Office for details. (limited capacity, booking is advisable) In the Light of Day is a collaborative performance specifically for people living with dementia, their families and carers. Its focus is on hands, gloves and gestures and tells a simple, universal story of love, longing, household chores and the wish for connection. In the Light of Day uses live music, movement, and very few words, focusing on emotional memory and engagement. Funny, entertaining and gentle, it invites the audience to participate or to simply sit back and watch.
“It made me laugh, it made me cry. What more could you want?” A person living with dementia on the work-in-progress showing
Photo: Brian Hartley
The Lady Boys of Bangkok Tue 12 - Wed 13 Jul | 7.30pm £23.50/£21.50
The Boys Are Back in Town!
age 16+
Starring 16 of the world’s most glamorous and beautiful showgirls who just happen to be men! Hollywood and Bollywood meet the West End as these diamante dripping divas perform all your favourite hits from the world’s biggest pop icons.
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With over 400 incredible costumes, more diamante covered sequin laden dance numbers and more glitz and glam than Las Vegas, this production is now recognized as the biggest and longest-running cabaret show in the country.
National Theatre Live
Prima Facie Thu 21 Jul | 7pm Sun 24 July | 1.30pm £17/£15 Jodie Comer (Killing Eve) makes her West End debut in the UK premiere of Suzie Miller’s award-winning play. Tessa is a young, brilliant barrister. She has worked her way up from working class origins to be at the top of her game; defending; cross examining and winning. An unexpected event forces her to confront the lines where the patriarchal power of the law, burden of proof and morals diverge. Prima Facie takes us to the heart of where emotion and experience collide with the rules of the game. Justin Martin directs this solo tour de force, captured live from the intimate Harold Pinter Theatre in London’s West End.
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Rubber Chicken Theatre
Fri 5 Aug | 7.30pm Sat 6 Aug | 2.30pm & 7.30pm £16/£13
Make room for ogre-sized family fun as the greatest fairy tale never told comes to life in a whole new way in this breathtaking musical adaptation of the hit movie Shrek! From the team that brought Joseph, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and most recently the world record-breaking production of Return to the Forbidden Planet, Rubber Chicken is back with its flagship event ‘Show in a Week’. Join a cast of 150 from 5 year olds through to adults, a live band, amazing costumes, a fairytale set, and theatre magic.
Dean Friedman in Concert Sun 7 Aug | 7.30pm £20.50 Join Friedman for an evening of powerful, poignant, hilarious songs about the ordinary and extraordinary lives we share. Hailed by critics and fans alike as one of the finest songwriters of his generation, Dean has achieved legendary, pop-icon status for chart-topping hits, Ariel, Lucky Stars, Lydia, McDonald’s Girl, and more.
“Entirely unique and utterly brilliant” THREE WEEKS
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Opera Bohemia
The Marriage of Figaro Fri 19 Aug | 7.30pm £18.50/£16.50 Opera Bohemia makes a welcome return with Mozart’s sublime comedy. The big day has arrived for Figaro and Susanna, but a catalogue of twists and turns threatens to spoil it all! Will the wedding go ahead, or will Count Almaviva have the last laugh? Oliver Platt directs with a chamber orchestra under the baton of Alistair Digges. A stellar cast includes Scottish favourite Catriona Clark and former Scottish Opera Emerging Artists, Andrew McTaggart, Charlie Drummond, and Arthur Bruce. Packed with wonderful arias, duets, and ensembles, all brought to life in this exciting new production.
“a wealth of extraordinary fresh talent” The List
Photo: Alisa Kalyanova
A solo autobiographical show
The Elephant in the Room Sat 3 Sep | 7.30 pm £15
Unapologetically Indian, irreverently American, The Elephant in the Room is a funny, tumultuous ride through immiscible cultures, love and loss, issues of race, and the desperation of not belonging anywhere. The play navigates Priyanka’s real-life journey as she transitions from her deeply embedded roots in India, to finding context and common ground in America. 2020 Broadway World US Award winner for Best Play and Best Performer of the Decade “Well-written show, nicely calibrated humour... she’s a performer to watch.” (MDTheatreGuide)
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“Amusing, relatable... incisive.” (TVJerry) Photo: Teresa Castracane
age 12+
Uh Huh - The Janice and Frank Story: 2022 Sat 10 Sep | 7.30pm £15
Hailed by Limmy as, “absolute perfection”, Brido Hingwy has become an internet comedy sensation! Now he brings his brand new live show to Stirling ahead of his star turn in this year’s panto, where he takes the title role of Maw Goose. Join everyone’s auntie and uncle, Janice and Frank, as they weave a hilarious Scottish story through side-splitting and heart-warming comic monologues. This is a one-man comedy tour de force you don’t want to miss!
Image design: Luke McGregor
Simon Parker
Riding Out Mon 12 Sep | 7.30pm
Award-winning travel writer and broadcaster, Simon Parker, has reported from well over 100 countries for the BBC, The Telegraph, and Amazon Prime. In this multi-media presentation of short films, photos, audio clips, and anecdotes he talks about cycling 3,427 miles around ‘Pandemic Britain’ in 2020 and 2021. He travelled to the furthest corners of Britain to find out how the pandemic had impacted people of all backgrounds. This is a ground-level portrait of Britain with dozens of unique stories. He also talks about his own struggles with anxiety, bereavement, and mental health. The talk will be followed by a Q&A and a book signing.
Photo: Orkney.com
£17/£15
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David Colvin
Thunderstruck Thu 15 Sep | 8pm £15.50/13.50 An award-winning production focussing on the legendary piper Gordon Duncan and how he changed the life of one young piper from Fife. Sensationally epic and brutally intimate, Thunderstruck immerses us in the legacy and mythology of Duncan, a Pitlochry bin man, who flew beyond the summit of his art to change Scottish music forever. The story of a tortured soul, but are the demons his or Scotland’s? Take whatever romantic notions you have of the bagpipes and leave them at the door. “Hilarious and dramatic in equal measure.” The Wee Review
age 12+
Part of Scotland’s ‘Year of Stories’ 2022 | Strong language.
Fri 16 Sep | 7.30pm £15.50/£13.50/£6.50 (students) From the producers that brought you the smash-hit Girls’ Night OOT! Insideout Theatre Productions Ltd proudly presents A Night at the Musicals. Join its firstclass professional cast as they sing some of the best show tunes from London’s West End and Broadway. Four fabulous singers will perform songs from shows such as Les Misérables, Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, and many more.
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A Night at the Musicals has audiences dancing in the aisles - book your tickets for an evening of sensational singing and brilliant banter.
Witsherface
Rose by Lorna Martin Wed 21 Sep | 7.30pm £18.50/£8 (students) The incredible true story of the best Scottish footballer of all time - Rose Reilly.
Rose tells the funny, poignant, and inspiring story of an underdog, working-class teenager from Ayrshire who refused to play by society’s sexist rules, and who overcame every possible obstacle to make her dream of being a professional footballer come true. With women’s football banned in Scotland, 17-year-old Rose left her home and family to play first in France and then Italy. She played for the Italian national side, helping them win the Mundialito Femminile (precursor to the Women’s World Cup), and was subsequently voted the best female footballer in the world. Photo: Adele Evans
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Ventoux
Thu 22 Sep | 7.30pm £15.50/£13.50
Ventoux is the story of Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani on the fearsome Mont Ventoux in the 2000 Tour de France. 20 years on, their rivalry is re-staged in Ventoux using breath-taking video accompaniment and a pair of road bikes, asking the question – how far will we go to succeed? “Touching and elegantly controlled” The Scotsman “The performance is a true Tour de Force” ½The Public Reviews Photo: Drew Forsyth
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Rapture Theatre
The Beauty Queen of Leenane Fri 23 Sep | 7.30pm
£15.50/£13.50/£8 (students) A Tony Award-winning dark comedy thriller, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, “crackles with emotional fire and the blackest of comedy that is both hilarious and horrific” (The Guardian). One of playwright Martin McDonagh’s (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri; The Lieutenant of Inishmore) finest achievements, winner of four Tony Awards on Broadway and nominated for an Olivier Award, the play conjures up the unbearable tension and loneliness of an isolated existence that surely speaks to all of us today. Not to be missed.
The McDougalls in Toyland
Sat 24 Sep | 2.30pm
£9/£34 Wee Group Saver (4 tickets) A spectacular new show for children up to age 8 and their families. Have you ever lost a favourite toy? They’ll be living in TOYLAND! A magical land over the rainbow full of talking teddies, jolly jigsaws, and dancing dollies! Join Max, Auntie Aggie and Morag the Rabbit as they go travelling on the Toyland Express, and help return the missing toys to their rightful owners back home. Packed with singalong songs, musical mayhem, and bucket loads of audience participation, this five-star family show is the perfect treat for your little ones. Come dressed as a toy!
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A Mother’s Song in Concert Fri 30 Sep | 7.30pm £20
Join a cast of West End performers and some of Scotland’s best folk musicians for a night of songs from the new musical A Mother’s Song. Themes of identity, motherhood, and choice collide in this bold and life-affirming story which follows three remarkable women at different times in history, and traces the incredible journey of Scottish folk music across the Atlantic. Sarah comes from a long line of ballad singers but has severed ties with the folk traditions of her childhood. In modern-day New York City, Sarah’s rediscovery of these songs and the family stories within them, force her to go on an unexpected and life-changing journey across time. Created by the award-winning composer Finn Anderson (Islander) and the award-winning director Tania Azevedo.
“hugely impressive… a musical of considerable depth and power” Broadway Baby “as refreshing as it is heartbreaking… percussive, visceral, and passionate” Musical Theatre Review
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Maw Macrobert Arts Centre presents
Wed 30 Nov - Sat 31 Dec 2022 Written by Johnny McKnight Directed by Julie Ellen Starring Brido Hingwy as Maw Goose
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Things are not going well down in Stirling Stella – Maw Goose is being threatened with eviction from her Dance Academy for not paying Panto Tax; eldest son Jack is missing ballet class because he’s fallen for new pupil Jill and youngest son Gary is too busy forming his own band with Bo Peep and Little Jack Horner to notice that the evil Narcissa has plans to steal the family’s beloved Lucy the Goosey. The only person that can save the day is the lovely Fairy Liqui-Tap, but she’s only a learner fairy and is struggling to pass her Higher Grade in Fairy Technology. Will Maw Goose manage to pay those bills and still have enough spare change to afford some cut-price Botox? Will Jack and Jill manage to get down safely from the hill when they fetch that pail of water? And will the evil Narcissa’s plan to have Goose for her Christmas dinner succeed? Join us this Christmas to find out!
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Celebrating the best of Forth Valley’s local talent Central Scotland Ballet School
Everybody Dance Now! Sat 4 Jun, 3pm & 7pm Sun 5 Jun 3pm & 7pm Mon 6 Jun, 7pm £12/£8
Laura Gray School of Dance
The Show Must Go On
Sat 11 Jun | 1pm & 6.30pm £12/£9.50
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The young dancers from Central Scotland Ballet School are very excited to be back onstage at Macrobert again after almost 3 years without performances. From the little pre-school stars to the advanced students, they will be showcasing their dance skills in a sparkling and joyful celebration of dance and music to guarantee the audience will be smiling and singing along! Check our website for when each branch of the school is performing.
This is the company’s 11th annual performance at Macrobert. After the last two years, they cannot wait to be back on the stage where they belong. The Laura Gray School of Dance runs classes in Balfron, Stirling, and Clydebank and have over 250 pupils. Dream…Believe… Achieve… come along and support them.
Dollar Academy
Me and My Girl Wed 15 - Fri 17 Jun | 7.30pm Fri 17 Jun | 2.30pm
£15/£10
Dollar Academy are delighted to return to Macrobert to perform this year’s Senior Musical ‘Me and My Girl’. It tells the story of Bill, heir to Hareford Hall and his Cockney chums. We meet the Duchess and her posh family who, after initial reservations, accept Bill into the family. Audiences will enjoy the popular melodies including Leaning on a Lampost, The Sun has Got His Hat On, and the toe tapping Lambeth Walk. Join them for an evening of fun as they celebrate live theatre once again.
Dance Central
All In This Together
Sat 18 Jun | 3.30pm
Dance is your pulse, your heartbeat, your breath. It’s the rhythm of your life. It’s the expression in time and movement, in happiness, joy, sadness and envy. Join them for a spellbinding performance filled with energy and emotion as over 200 dancers take to the stage to showcase their love of dance.
£11.50/£9
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Into the Light…
Macrobert’s Conversation Autumn 2022
At Macrobert it really matters to us to present a programme rich with diverse artists telling different stories in original ways. This summer and autumn is no exception as we bring the best of performance and film to you…
Photo : Washington Gwande
• NTS’s Exodus by Uma Nada-Rajah • The Elephant in the Room by Priyanka Shetty • Reel Roots: Windrush from the New Black Film Collective • Shades: A Queer Black Cabaret • James IV - Queen of The Fight
So why is bringing different stories and stories of difference so important?
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Keep an eye on our website and socials for further information.
Directed by Laurie Sansom Designed by Jon Bausor Music composed by Venus Ex Machina
Wed 9 – Sat 12 November
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What’s coming up in the autumn Sat 1 Oct, 7.30pm Wonderfools
549: Scots of the Spanish Civil War Thu 6 Oct, 7.30pm White & Givan
Worn
Fri 7 Oct, 7.30pm
Artists International
Dirty Dusting
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549 tells the true stories of four working class miners who went to fight as part of the International Brigade. Travelling from the streets of Prestonpans to the valleys of Spain. They gave up everything that was familiar: for a land that was not; for a people they had never met; and for a cause they believed was right.
Inspired by the ancient Japanese art of kintsugi, where broken pottery is mended with gold or silver, Worn is an exquisite and emotive dance, that explores how the body is affected by the experiences, marks and scars that make us who we are. Choreographed and performed by acclaimed duo, Errol White and Davina Givan.
Gladys, Olive and Elsie are three “vintage style” cleaning ladies who, threatened with redundancy, chance on an ‘unconventional’ way of earning some extra cash. A wrong number requiring a Sex Chat Line rings into the office and gives them a great idea… “Why not start their own Sex Chat Line?” After all, their age and appearance won’t matter on the telephone and providing they can keep this a secret from Dave, their boss…they could be onto a winner!
Sat 8 Oct, 7.30pm
Ed Littlewood Productions in Association with Edinburgh Royal Lyceum Theatre Co
Tartuffe by Liz Lochead
Wed 12 Oct, 7.30pm
Jo Sarsby Management
Saba Douglas Hamilton
Thu 27 Oct, 7.30pm Christine Bovill
Piaf
Fri 28 Oct, 7.30pm
Red Entertainment
Mum’s the Word
Liz Lochhead’s irreverent, rude, rhyming cut of Moliere’s Tartuffe. Trophy wife and cheeky maid must stop “religious” conman from bleeding gullible paterfamilias dry. A hilarious one-hour classic set in a Scotch livingroom. (Scotsman) (Herald)
From warring tribes to ivory poachers, conservationist and elephant expert, Saba Douglas-Hamilton, takes you on a wild and precipitous journey, meandering from Kenya to the Congo, Namibia to St Tropez, to share the trials and triumphs of what it takes to save a single species - the African elephant.
Christine Bovill threads her remarkable journey in the world of French Song with the life and works of Edith Piaf. No glamour. No gimmicks. No pretence. Nothing but a voice, singing of life’s triumphs and tragedies. An evening of unforgettable stories and some of the finest songs of 20th century France.
The Mother of all Shows. The stuff nobody tells you about parenthood...until it’s too late. An uplifting, honest, heart-warming show that will have you both roaring with laughter and reaching for the tissues. Mum’s The Word takes you on an emotional ride through pregnancy pitfalls to teenage tantrums.
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About Us Macrobert Arts Centre is a Scottish charity [Charity no: SC039546] based on the campus of the University of Stirling. The campus is set at the foot of the Ochil Hills, and surrounds the Airthrey Loch.
Your visit
Following a major University re-development project, our front doors now form part of Campus Central, the building extension on the site of Queen’s Court roundabout. This area has now been pedestrianised. Look out for the signs to guide you to our venue. We welcome all visitors with additional access requirements and are committed to making our work and spaces accessible for everyone. Our building is accessible to wheelchair users and we have a changing places toilet, you can find us on the CPT register. Gender neutral toilet cubicles are available in the Playhouse Foyer.
Photo: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan
Family Friendly
We welcome children and families and are accessible for prams and pushchairs, an unsupervised buggy park is available in the foyer area opposite the bar. Booster cushions are available on request for the Filmhouse. Mothers are welcome to breastfeed anywhere and we have baby changing facilities in both the men’s and women’s toilets in the main foyer.
Familiarisation visits
We understand that visiting a new place can be unsettling for some people. If you would like to arrange a pre-event tour, please get in touch by emailing venue@macrobertartscentre.org
Parking and Drop Off
There are additional blue badge car parking spaces available outside of our new entrance with an easy to access ramp right to our front door. This is also where you can drop off.
The Bus Hub
The bus hub on campus is located by the Stirling Court Hotel. There are regular buses to and from the campus bus hub and a number that drop off on Hillfoots Road at the back of the university.
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Booking Information In Person at the Box Office Macrobert Arts Centre, University of Stirling, Stirling, FK9 4LA
Hours
Mon - Sun: 10am - 7pm By phone: 01786 466 666 Textphone: 18001 01786 466 666 Online: macrobertartscentre.org Groups: To book 10 tickets or more, email groups@macrobertartscentre.org
Charges
We charge a booking fee of £1 on phone and online bookings and are happy to post your tickets out to you for an additional £1. Ticket prices for most shows include a 50p contribution to our development fund helping protect the future of Macrobert Arts Centre and improve our facilities.
Refunds
We’re unable to offer any refunds unless we cancel the event. We can try and exchange your tickets for a small admin fee - please contact the Box Office.
Concessions apply to
Full time students, children (aged 16 & under), senior citizens, people with a disability and their assisting companions and equity* members (*proof of eligibility is required at the time of booking/collection).
Babes in Arms
We offer a limited number of free tickets for children (under 12 months old) who are sharing a seat with their carer at some family events - these must be booked in advance and are subject to availability.
Your Data
We are committed to protecting your personal information and being transparent about what information we hold about you. You can find our privacy policy on our website.
For more information please keep an eye on our website and our social media platforms. @macrobertartscentre
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All information is correct at time of print and is subject to change without prior notice. Macrobert Arts Centre reserves the right to make any alterations to the advertised arrangements, programme or price. Macrobert Arts Centre cannot be held liable for travel, accommodation or subsistence costs.
Macrobert Arts Centre is a registered Scottish company and charity. Company no: SC337763 | Charity no: SC039546
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Diary at a Glance Jun
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• Everybody Dance Now • Everybody Dance Now Sat 11 Jun • Laura Gray School of Dance Wed 15 - Fri 17 Jun • Me and My Girl Fri 17 Jun • Me and My Girl Sat 18 Jun • All in this Together Mon 20 Jun - Sun 14 Aug • Epic Art Challenge Mon 20 Jun - Sun 14 Aug • Picture Hooks Fri 8 - Sat 9 Jul • In the Light of Day Tue 12 - Wed 13 Jul • The Lady Boys of Bangkok Thu 21 Jul • NT Live Prima Facie Sun 24 Jul • NT Live Prima Facie Thu 28 Jul • Exodus Sat 4 - Sun 5 Jun
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• Shrek the Musical • Shrek the Musical Sun 7 Aug • Dean Friedman Fri 19 Aug- Sun 25 Sep • Orla Stevens Fri 19 Aug • The Marriage of Figaro Sat 3 Sep • The Elephant in the Room Uh Huh Sat 10 Sep • The Janice & Frank Story 2022 Mon 12 Sep • Riding Out Thu 15 Sep • Thunderstruck Fri 16 Sep • A Night at the Musicals Wed 21 Sep • Rose Thu 22 Sep • Ventoux Fri 23 Sep • The Beauty Queen of Leenane Sat 24 Sep • The McDougalls in Toyland Fri 30 Sep • A Mother’s Song Key: •Theatre •Comedy •Music •Family •Entertainment •Event Cinema •Exhibition •Dance Fri 5 Aug
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