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If you missed Iolanthe
We look forward to returning to the Carnegie Hall on 13–15 February 2025 with another sparkling production and hope to see you there!
Following the success of Iolanthe, our next show is The Jury’s Out, a different take on G&S created by our own Linda D Milne. Take a look at the flier at this link … further details will be under wraps until the show, but we can assure you that they’re exciting.
If joining us on stage appeals, then book the afternoon of Sunday 19 May, and join us for the workshop at Limekilns, when all will be revealed, and you’ll be able to release the inner Thespian! To register an interest, please drop Ellen an email.
Our next show
Our plans for the next show are currently under wraps, but we can assure you that they’re exciting — another different take on G&S, following the success of Iolanthe. If joining us appeals, then book the afternoon of Sunday 19 May, and join us for the workshop at Limekilns, when all will be revealed, and you’ll be able to release the inner Thespian! To register an interest, please drop Ellen an email.
Just the ticket!
What our Pitreavie Pirate would really like, to celebrate his 50th birthday, for you to buy a ticket for our show! It’s ever so easy … just go to our Box Office, where you can choose your seats and buy on-line.
Alternatively, you can phone our ticket hotline on 07703 483083, and Anne will be delighted to assist you. We also recommend this option if you need a wheelchair space.
Time is running out
This is what our Director (Robin Ożóg) has to say by way of introduction to our production of The Pirates of Penzance. It’ll a fun show to watch, but even more to take part in. If being one of our team appeals, be aware that time is running out for you to join!
Enjoy singing with us!
In this week’s video Eddie MacLennan, our conductor, explains how anyone who loves singing will enjoy themselves as part of our Pirates team, and invites you to come along to Limekilns church next Wednesday.
There’s still time …
… to join our crew. This week the invitation comes from Sinead Black, our Vice Chair – having passed the task of Social and Fund-Raising Manager to Jack Archibald.
What Sinead doesn’t say is that we’re an “equal opportunities Society”, so are very open to have those who don’t identify as male appearing as pirates and policemen!
Our Chair speaks …
Which one is the pirate, you might well ask! The one on stage right is Morag, the other is our Pireavie Pirate … and both are inviting you to come along to Limekilns Parish Church at 7.30pm on a Wednesday evening to find out how much fun being part of our team can be.
