Monday November 21st - Saturday November 26th at 7.30pm
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Latest news for our winter and spring season
David Hayman, distinguished Scottish actor, comes to the Barony stage to perform Six and a Tanner by Rony Bridges. Sunday 23rd October 2011 at 7.30 pm with a question and answer session after the performance. David
Hayman first performed Six and a Tanner for The Play,
Pie and a Pint series at Oran Mor in Glasgow in 2006 and he is now
taking the play across Scotland over the next nine months
with the proceeds going to support his charity Spirit Aid. The Barony
Players are delighted to bring this powerful piece of theatre to our
stage. "Written by Rony Bridges the play sees a middle-aged
man relive the joys and tragedies of his 1950s childhood as he rages
at the coffin of his dead father. Spirit Aid founded in 2001 by David Hayman and friends, is a voluntary organisation set up to support children and young people around the world by running humanitarian projects. Check out their web site for details of their work. www.spiritaid.org.uk Please be warned that this play contains strong language that appropriately conveys the extreme emotions of the piece. Tickets £15 . Box office details to follow shortly.
Our own winter production will be "Cuttin' a Rug " by John Byrne, directed by Sandy Queenan
Cuttin' a Rug is the second of the The Slab
Boys Trilogy by John Byrne.
The three
plays which make up the trilogy are:
The Slab Boys,
Cuttin' a Rug,
and Still Life. If you were introduced
to Phil, Spanky , Lucille and the other characters employed
in the slab room of the carpet factory you will have an idea
of the fun in store when they all attend the annual staff
dance. Each play stands alone so do not worry if you missed
the first one, just come along and enjoy the highs and
lows and the banter. John Byrne is a rare multi talented
writer, designer and artist' who knows how to keep an
audience entertained.
Monday November 21st - Saturday November 26th at 7.30pm
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