The Barony Players

Community theatre in Bo'ness

Armistice Remembrance Concert

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Please come and join the The Barony Players for an evening of commemoration as they pay tribute to the men and woman of this Great Country, Commonwealth and Allies, their endeavour and sacrifice, in this the Centenary marking the end of WW1, an event which continues to cast questions over its effect on the twentieth century.

The Players will present an evening of music, dialogue, poetry and song to portray the mood during those turbulent years between 1914 and 1918.

So please come along to support and remember ‘The Men of the Old Brigade’ which will presented on the 9th & 10th November 2018.

Tickets on sale now on 07541 346639 or through the Barony Box Office or through member of the cast.

2018/19 Membership Fees now due

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2018/19 membership will fall due at the AGM on 13th June. Membership fees will remain at £30 a year for individuals and £65 a year for family membership.  Once you have re-joined you will be granted access to the Members’ Area on the website. Membership fees can be paid online or by cash, cheque or payment card at the theatre on Wednesday evenings.

Hippfest Silent Film Festival 2018 – Community Screening @ The Barony

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We are delighted that the Barony Theatre is hosting a community screening again this year as part of the Hippfest silent movie festival this year. This was a fantastic and memorable event last year – book your tickets in advance as it’s sure to be a popular evening.
 
HippFest Community Screening 
Grass: A Nation’s Battle for Life
 
Saturday 17 March 2018 | 19:30 | £9.75 | £7.75 conc
VENUE: Barony Theatre, Borrowstoun Road, Bo’ness EH51 9RS
 
First feature by the dynamic directing duo behind King Kong. Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack tell the jaw-dropping story of a tribe of nomads in Iran known as the Bakhtiari and their epic trek with half-a-million animals across impossible terrain to reach summer pasture. A spectacular ethnographic record, this film was intended for the lecture circuit but was snapped up by Paramount for theatrical distribution on the strength of its powerful dramatic punch.  It’s easy to see how the character of Denham in King Kong was modelled after the adventurer Cooper, whose daredevil real-life exploits were the stuff of Hollywood adventure films. 
 
Dir. Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack | US | 1925 | U | 1h 10m + short
 
Performing live: Mike Nolan | Screening material courtesy of Milestone Films
 
HippFest is organised by Falkirk Community Trust with key funding from Falkirk Council, and support from the BFI Audience Fund Creative Scotland’s Open Project Fund and VisitFalkirk.
 
More HippFest silent screenings and events are taking place at the Hippodrome and various venues in Bo’ness from Wed 21 to Sun 25 March 2018. www.hippfest.co.uk 

 

Tesco Bags for Help supporting the Barony Theatre

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We are delighted to have been chosen for Tesco’s Bags of Help!

If successful we will be able to improve our spaces for all by installing black curtains around the stage which will make it more flexible for community use. We will also help create level access into the building with a new portable wheelchair ramp.

We would be so grateful if anyone shopping at Tesco in Bo’ness in the coming weeks would vote for our great cause – we would love to be able to make the improvements to the theatre so that more local people can come and enjoy this wonderful community asset.

Always forgetting your bags? Great! Just remember to ask for a token at the checkout.

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