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DUCK AND THE DUKE V CAT CLAWS PARSONS + THE NAMELESS DREADS (FEAT. THE LADY FROM THE SOCIAL SERVICES)
From the team that brought you Yellow Moon comes a brand new play for teenagers written by David Greig. This will be at the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow and on tour. -
Wee Stories Theatre and Arts & Theatres Trust Fife present
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There are many Jacks but there is only one Jock... A filthy, funny, clarty show for everyone aged 5+ and their families.
"An old story that bristles with inventiveness, humour and moments of pure magic" Edinburgh Evening News
"A stoatir of a family treat" (Herald).
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Welcome to the Young Audiences Scotland website, the megaphone for the vibrancy and variety of theatre for children, young people and families in Scotland. Our message is loud and clear! We hope you will find this website simple and easy to use. It features up to date information on tours and performances, to see or to book, and a search engine with maps and booking details aiming to make the booking of your theatre trip as straightforward as possible. News of up and coming events  In October, Starcatchers presents The Attic at The Byre Theatre 20 - 23 October for ages 2-4. Grandma and Lucy are up in the attic where all the memories are stored. Hidden in dusty containers at the top of the house, they have been waiting a long time to come out and play. Come up the stairs, blow away the cobwebs and peep into the boxes. Who knows what might happen when the sleepy attic comes to life. To book call the box office on 01334 475 000 or online www.byretheatre.com TAG presents The Monster In The Hall A new play by David Greig opens at the Citizens on 2 November until 13 November 2010 and then tours. A low budget indie comedy musical about a girl on the verge of a nervous breakdown played out by four actors and a big fat motorbike which goes vrrooommm.  Visible Fictions take over the Tall Ship. Get a little too close for comfort . . . Plans are afoot at Visible Fictions to re stage Curse of the Demeter on board the Tall Ship in Glasgow, turning this already spooky play into an eerie site specific experience, exploring the nooks and crannies of one of Glasgow's main visitor attractions. Setting sail in November, we will let you know when tickets go on sale as the capacity is very limited. www.visiblefictions.co.uk Wee Stories Theatre and Arts & Theatres Trust Fife present Jock & the Beanstalk The award-winning Wee Stories return to Carnegie Hall, Dunfermilne from 7 - 31 December with “a stoatir of a family treat” for everyone aged five and over.  There are many Jacks but there is only one Jock… Jock is not your traditional hero, but an overgrown, lazy lump of a ‘man-boy’still living at home with his long suffering mother who has finally reached the end of her tether and shown him the door. Jock and the Beanstalk is the previously untold tale of one big numpty, his highland cow and piles upon piles of dung. “Where there’s muck, there’s laughs – piles ‘n’ piles of them…” The Herald Even more choice The Young Audiences search engine offers even more choice. More and more companies and venues are listing their events for children and young people in  the Young Audiences Scotland What's On pages.Sign up! Sign up to the FREE monthly e-newsletter service that will provide you with up to date information on a wide range of theatre performances, forthcoming production programmes for each of the partner companies including the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival. Young Audiences Scotland is the pilot audience development project for the children and young people’s theatre sector, managed by a consortium of nine of the leading producers and presenters of work for Children and Young People who have joined forces to promote their work together and, for the first time, on the same website. We are committed to developing younger audiences for theatre across Scotland, opening up the possibilities for you to see more theatre across the country and for a much wider age range than ever before. |
