“Mr Write” - 31st March 2010

The National Theatre of Scotland presents “Mr Write” - written, directed and performed by Rob Drummond.

It's a play that's not written yet and doesn't have a name.

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Mr Write aka Rob Drummond (playwright, performer, optimist) will choose the cast, the story and the title on the night. It's not written because it will be one of your stories and Rob hasn't met you yet. Can he persuade one of you to take part?

  • Wed 31st March, 7pm
  • Tickets £7.50 / £5 available from Atmosphere, 5 High St, Nairn. Tel 01667 451800

http://www.nationaltheatrescotland.com/

“Voiceworks Sings Classics on Sunday“ - 21st Feb 2010

Voiceworks presents “Classics on Sunday”

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  • Ensembles by Bennet, Lassus, Monteverdi, Passereau and Rutter
  • Songs by Schubert, Faure, Menotti and Barber
  • Operatic Choruses and Arias by Purcell, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Weber and Puccini

From 4:00pm Sunday 21st February

Tickets £5 available from Atmosphere, Nairn on 01667 451800, or Voiceworks on 01349 856835

http://www.spanglefish.com/voiceworks

“The Steamie” - 8th to 11th March 2010

Nairn Drama Club presents “The Steamie”, written by Tony Roper

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Performances from 8th to 11th March, starting at 7:30pm, doors opening at 7:00pm
Tickets £7 available from Atmosphere, High Street Nairn, or from Avril on 01667 453736

Coming up in 2010

“The Steamie”

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Written by Tony Roper and brought back by public demand.
Performances on 8th - 11th March, 2010

 

“Monika Stadler”

After an absence of 3 years, a welcome return to Nairn of Monika Stadler - Austrian harpist extraordinaire
Friday 23rd April, 2010

 

“Ladies in Retirement”

Written by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham
May, 2010

 

Venue for the Nairn Book and Arts Festival

5th - 13th June, 2010

 

“Absurd Person Singular”

A comedy in 3 acts by Alan Aykbourn
September, 2010

“Playing a round with Shakespeare” - 10th Nov 2009

Wildbird and Moray Council Present - Playing a round with Shakespeare

Mixing historical fact, fiction, myth and invention 'Playing a round with Shakespeare' embarks on a comical journey that takes in the history of golf, witchcraft, ancestry and the story of Macbeth - with a drop of whisky thrown in for good measure.

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The Art of Mvsick - 'Ae fond Kiss'

Music and Poetry from 18th-century Scotland

James Ross & Bill Taylor present a programme including historical and traditional music associated with the Ossianic poems of James Macpherson, the songs of Robert Burns and selections from James Hogg’s Jacobite Relics of Scotland using voice, historical harps, early clarinets, whistles and small pipes to evoke a rich period of Scottish cultural history

  • Wed 21st October at 8pm in The Little Theatre, Nairn
  • Tickets £7 at the door from 7pm
  • Information / advance booking from ross.coronach@virgin.net

Information on this and other local performances at http://www.coronach.co.uk

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