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Programme May 2010
Junior Aberdeen Youth Music Theatre presents...
The Railway Children
Wednesday 5th to Saturday 8th May at 7.30pm
“The Railway Children” is a well loved story from everyone’s childhood days and this musical adaptation still captures the special and enduring tale of the adventures of Roberta, Peter and Phyllis.
Set in 1905, three children find themselves being moved to the country after their father is falsely accused of being a spy. Their new home is close to a railway and they become friendly with Perks, the stationmaster, and win the heart of the ‘old gentleman’ who regularly takes the 9.15 train.
Containing some unique ballads and wonderful chorus numbers, this is simply a wonderful musical for all the family to come and see.
Tickets: £11 (Conc. £9)
Standout Comedy Agency presents…
Fred MacAulay
Sunday 9th May at 8pm
With a popular morning radio show on BBC Radio Scotland and a string of TV credits Fred MacAulay is undoubtedly one of the most famous faces of Scottish comedy today.
Tickets £14 (Conc. £12)
Studio Theatre Group presents…
Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer
Wednesday 12th to Friday 14th may at 7.30pm
Some of Aberdeen's most talented actors bring you a hilarious farce where dark is light, light is dark and nothing is what it seems.
Tickets: £11(Conc. £9)
Ragamuffins presents…
Go Go Beach
Wednesday 18th to Saturday 21st May at 7pm
This fun summer musical is featuring surfing dudes, cool chicks and a fantastic musical score jam-packed with songs reminiscent of the Beach Boys. Slap on your sun screen and shades and come along!
Tickets: £10 (Conc. £9)
1 free ticket for every block of 10 purchased.
Triple Threat Theatre presents…
The Wedding Singer
Wednesday 26th to Saturday 29th May at 7.30pm
It's the '80s. Robbie Hart lives in his grandmother's basement in New Jersey and sings in a wedding band. His dreams of being a singer/songwriter are long gone, replaced now by a burning desire to find the right girl and settle down. When his fiancee leaves him standing at the altar, he becomes a wedding planner's worst nightmare, taking out his bitterness on stage until his eye and heart turn to a new friend, Julia, but she's engaged to a wealthy Wall Street broker.
Tickets £12 (Conc. £11)