Old Well Theatre SPOTLIGHT
Enjoy a truly musical night. Featuring songs by The Proclaimers. A production created and producedc by Dundee Rep Theatre, Scotlands leading production theatre. Tickets are selling fast
Knockengorroch is a world music festival held annually among the Carsphairn hills in Kirkcudbrightshire. A family friendly roots festival celebrating some of the finest music from the Celtic diaspora plus more. Kiddie friendly programming
Keith has performed an extensive tour of this concert in Theatres and Arts Centres across the UK, giving over 550 concerts to more than 150,000 people. This has proved to be ‘life changing’ and one of the greatest honours in Keith James’ 50 year career. Included in the concert are Cohen’s well-known songs: Famous Blue Raincoat, Sisters of Mercy, Suzanne, and Hallelujah alongside his rarer and profound writing such as If it be your will, Joan of Arc and Secret Life.
A concert by the Ukulele Orchestra is an unforgettable experience. A witty, quirky, irreverent, joyful, foot-stomping obituary of rock & roll and melodious light entertainment, all played on the ‘bonsai guitar’. Add to this a menagerie of voices, eccentric humour and a fusion of post-punk energy and a wonderful evening of entertainment is guaranteed.
Join members and friends of Glasgow Chamber Orchestra in a relaxing evening of chamber music in Upper Annandale Parish Church, Church Place, Moffat, DG10 9ES. Small ensembles from the orchestra, including strings, wind, brass and more, play all genres from Abba to Vivaldi and everything in between. Enjoy professional quality music and musicians in this beautiful venue in the heart of Moffat. Refreshments served at the interval.
Eden Festival is an Independent, not-for-profit celebration of music, arts, and culture. Our commitment to community is at the core of Eden’s ethos, shaping an inclusive and authentic celebration that values people over profit. Each year hundreds of local people come together to produce the festival, bringing huge social and economic benefits to the area.
Comedian, actor, author, and TV personality Joe Pasquale, who has been showing off on stage for more than 40 years, returns to the live arena this year with his longest comedy trek ever with The New Normal – 40 Years of Cack – Continued! Having impaled himself on the antlers of a prop Moose during his tour last year, one might have thought that Joe would be looking for a quieter life – but no, the much-loved comedian continues to ‘live on the edge’ and will be entertaining audiences across the UK from 19 April – 23 November 2024. If, like many, you have ever asked questions such as - can a vegetarian get a job as a Beefeater? If beauty is relative, why are all my relatives ugly? If an Eskimo has a house-warming party, will his igloo melt? Why is it that dead people get to ride in such posh cars? If a nudist spilt beetroot soup in his lap, would he have a stain on his character? And why don’t chicken breasts have nipples? Then this is the show for you! Joe delighted audiences in 2023 with The New Normal and he will be dragging out his favourite things for another airing and no doubt a few more, to prove that nothing has ever been really normal. Audiences are in for an extra treat this year as they will have the chance to ask the great man some questions of their own!
Performed by Illyria in the great outdoors, this fast-paced, polished, beautifully spoken production has been created using only the First Folio text, the most authoritative edition of Shakespeare’s plays. Illyria first performed this terrific play more than two decades ago to critical acclaim worldwide. This summer it returns for a third time: passionate, poetic, and utterly gripping! Running time (approx): 2hrs 20min (inc 20 minute interval) Suitable for all ages. Please bring your own seating/rug, suitable clothing and a picnic. Well-behaved dogs on leads are permitted. Venue is wheelchair accessible.