Community theatre in Bo'ness
For two nights in July The Bo’ness Belles will be performing their concert – The Best of The Belles and the Barony Theatre, Bo’ness. You can order your tickets using our safe and secure Paypal checkout at the Online Box Office or alternatively call the Box Office on 07541 346639.
All online orders will be confirmed by e-mail.
The Drama Club notices that their biggest rivals, the Cheerleaders, are acting unusual. They’re beginning to smell, and they seem to have an odd taste for human flesh… yup, they’ve turned into zombies. With the big Homecoming game approaching, Head Zombie-Cheerleader Peaches organizes her undead followers to plan a feast on the rest of the school. It’s up to the Drama Geeks to use their gift for dramatic flair to slay their rivals. Can a ragtag band of over-dramatic misfits defeat the zombies — and save the world — before it’s too late?
Come and join the Barony Youth Theatre in this fun production of Kathryn Walat’s Drama Geeks versus Zombie Cheerleaders this October.
BYT will follow this performance with a selection of scenes and performances to showcase their talents.
Directed by BYT Youth Theatre Leader Amy Grieve.
Tickets now on sale through the Barony Box Office.
BYT are delighted that the successful Youth Summer Drama School is returning this year at teh Barony Theatre. Running from 2nd – 5th July, it promises to be and action-packed and fun-filled experience.
Booking essential.
The Barony Players are delighted to announce our Spring 2018 production as Graham Linehan’s stage adaption of the Ealing comedy classic, The Ladykillers. Rehearsals are well underway as is a traditional “Barony set build”. Tickets are now on sale via our online Box Office or by calling 07541 346639 and are already selling fast.
The Ladykillers is a classic black comedy; a sweet little old lady, alone in her house, is pitted against a gang of criminal misfits who will stop at nothing. Posing as amateur musicians, Professor Marcus and his gang rent rooms in the lopsided house of sweet but strict Mrs Wilberforce. The villains plot to involve her, unwittingly, in Marcus’ brilliantly conceived heist job. The police are left stumped but Mrs Wilberforce becomes wise to their ruse and Marcus concludes that there is only one way to keep the old lady quiet. With only her parrot, General Gordon, to help her, Mrs Wilberforce is alone with five desperate men. But who will be forced to face the music?
“This is no pale stage rip-off but a new-written piece of perfection.” – The Times
“A joy from start to finish.” – Daily Express
“The show works and, at its considerable best, works triumphantly.” – The Daily Telegraph
“An exuberantly inventive evening.” – The Guardian
| Constable Macdonald | Roddy Bain |
| Mrs Louisa Wilberforce | Eleanor Bain |
| Professor Marcus | Steve Corrall |
| Major Courtney | Ian Stewart |
| Harry Robinson | John Knox |
| One-Round | David Todd |
| Louis Harvey | Craig Lowe |
| Mrs Jane Tromleyton | Judy Barker |
| Mrs Wilberforce’s Guests | Sheena Keeble Jen O’Donnell Sue Spencer |