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The Cemetery Club
Just Do It Theatre
Three Women in search of a life . . .
Three Jewish, New York widows meet once a month for tea before visiting their husband’s graves . . . Lucille and Ida in their own very different ways are ready for a new life and perhaps a new man - or in Lucille’s case, ‘men’! However when Ida meets Sam and romance starts to blossom . . . Lucille and Doris go into action! They know what’s best for Ida . . . or think they do!
Dates & Times: Fri 20th Jan, 7.30pm and Sat 21st Jan, 2.00pm
Tickets: £12.00 - £14.00
Concessions available.
Please book concession tickets by phone (01796 484626) or in person.
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Burns Nicht
with Linda Ormiston, James and Andrew Nicol
With a traditional supper and piper in the Festival Restaurant, the evening follows the time-honoured form: traditional Scottish fare (warm-reekin’, rich!) will be served with local whisky, all washed down with a performance of Burns songs and poems in the cosy surroundings of the Foyer.
Date: Tues 24th Jan
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £30.00
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27 January - 5th February
Get Together with Great Minds at the eighth successive Winter Words Festival - the best possible start to Scotland’s Literary Year! This year, we’ll bring you even more of the special elements that make this celebration of the written and the spoken word unique - from stories of Scotland’s landscape, its history and its people, to tales of adventure, exploration and discovery, all shared by a dazzling array of authors, wordsmiths and broadcasters from across Scotland and beyond.
Sir Chris Bonington
Sir Chris Bonington returns to Winter Words with some breathtaking images to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his first ascent of the north face of the Eiger. He will also recount his involvement in the dramatic story of extreme climbing – to say nothing of the media circus! – involved in the first ascent of the Eiger Direct in the winter
of 1966.
Date: 28th Jan 2012
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £18.50
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Find out more about Winter Words Festival here!
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Creative workshops!
"When staying in Pitlochry during the early part of the war, I chanced to see a stately house with a fairly large garden, quite close to the town. I at once realised that here my dream theatre might well be established in this fashionable resort right in the heart of Scotland"… John Stewart, Founder of Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
