Following the success of the three performances earlier this month, a further two are now planned.

Once again Nairn Drama Club presents three one act plays, from the BBC's Talking Heads series, written by Alan Bennett:

• A Chip in the Sugar
• A Lady of Letters
• A Cream Cracker under the Settee

All three plays will be performed each evening on the following dates:

Friday 27^th August

Saturday 28^th August

Starts at 7:30pm, with doors opening at 7:00pm
Tickets are on sale priced at £7 from County Books, 97 High Street Nairn, or available at the door on the night

Nairn Drama Club presents three one act plays, from the BBC's Talking Heads series, written by Alan Bennett:

• A Chip in the Sugar
• A Lady of Letters
• A Cream Cracker under the Settee

All three plays will be performed each evening on the following dates:

Thursday 22^nd July

Friday 30^th July

Friday 6^th August

Starts at 7:30pm, with doors opening at 7:00pm
Tickets are on sale priced at £7 from Atmosphere Homes, 5 High Street Nairn, or available at the door on the night

Nairn Drama Club presents the renowned Victorian Drama in memory of the French prototypes who wrote it with their lives - “Ladies in Retirement”, by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham

• Performances from 18^th to 21^st May, starting at 7:30pm, doors opening at 7:00pm
• Tickets are on sale priced at £7 from Atmosphere, 5 High St, Nairn. Tel 01667 451800

During the week long book and arts festival, The Little Theatre will be one of a number of venues hosting numerous events.

Below is a listing of all the events taking place at The Little Theatre:

 
Please see www.nairnfestival.co.uk for further information.

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

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

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.