Sunshine On Leith Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Sunshine on Leith review at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pitlochry

Published 24th Nov 2023, 14:51 GMT. Sunshine On Leith,. Sunshine On Leith is at Pitlochry Festival Theatre until 23 December. The Guns Of Johnny Diablo is at Oran Mor, Glasgow, until 25.

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Originally produced last year in partnership with Capital Theatres, Sunshine on Leith will run at Pitlochry Festival Theatre from 17 November till 23 December 2023. Tickets for the Pitlochry Festival Theatre revival of Sunshine on Leith are now available from the box office on 01796 484626 or online at www.pitlochryfestivaltheatre.com

Sunshine On Leith Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Directed by Elizabeth Newman. Original production at Dundee Rep on 18th April 2007. Performed by arrangement with Music Theatre International. Originally conceived in partnership with Capital Theatres. Set to fantastic songs from world-renowned Scottish band The Proclaimers, Sunshine on Leith is both a funny and moving play about Davy and Ally.

Sunshine On Leith Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Capital Theatres have announced the 14-strong cast for their eagerly anticipated co-production of Sunshine on Leith.. The first production to be staged in the auditorium of the Pitlochry Festival Theatre in over two years, the cast for the new production of Stephen Greenhorn's feel-good musical will be led by Keith Jack (Fame, UK tour, Only The Brave, Edinburgh.

Sunshine On Leith Pitlochry Festival Theatre

The much-loved musical is back for a festive revival. Christmassy it ain't, but Pitlochry Festival Theatre's winter show is as certain to put a smile on your face as anything featuring holly or tinsel. Sunshine on Leith 's unassailable strength is the back catalogue of songs by the Proclaimers, and it churns out banger after banger.

Sunshine on Leith to take Centre Stage at Pitlochry Festival Theatre

By: Mary Baillie Dec. 11, 2023. The sun is shining brightly on Pitlochry this winter with an excellent revival of the classic Scottish musical Sunshine on Leith. Set to songs by The Proclaimers.

Sunshine on Leith Forever Edinburgh

Sunshine On Leith continues at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre until 23 December 2023.. Star rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fresh, funny and fabulous. This is far more than a reprise of the already successful production from last year. New cast, new staging, new elements to both script and score; here is a Sunshine On Leith that's even more contemporary, succinct and perfectly paced.

Pitlochry Festival Theatre Sunshine On Leith. All Edinburgh

Sunshine on Leith Auditorium 20 May - 01 October 2022 2pm & 8pm. A Musical written by Stephen Greenhorn. Featuring the songs of The Proclaimers. Directed by Elizabeth Newman & Ben Occhipinti. New Musical Arrangements by David Shrubsole. Musical Director Richard Reeday. Movement Director Lesley Hutchison. Set Designer Adrian Rees. Costume Designer Julie Carlin.

Sunshine On Leith Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Theatre last year, is returning to the stage this winter in Pitlochry. Sunshine on Leith holds a particular significance for us at Capital Theatres as it was the final King's Theatre show before closing to start its transformational redevelopment and sits at the heart of our aim to. 5/9/2023 10:01:41 AM.

Cast for Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Capital Theatres’ new Sunshine on Leith Musical

We are excited to announce Sunshine on Leith, Stephen Greenhorn's much-loved musical featuring the songs from world-renowned Scottish band The Proclaimers, is set to play in Pitlochry this Winter.. Sunshine on Leith sees the return of service members Davy and Ally from war overseas, to be confronted with civilian life relationships, blind dates, and new responsibilities.

Cast Set For SUNSHINE ON LEITH at Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Tickets for the Pitlochry Festival Theatre revival of Sunshine on Leith and the première of Helping Hands , will go on sale on Wednesday 17 May and will be available from the box office on 01796.

Pitlochry Festival Theatre Announce Cast of Sunshine on Leith Theatre Weekly

Running from 19 May until 30 September, the 2023 season will feature in its Auditorium, the legendary musical Gypsy (19 May-30 September) directed by the Theatre's Associate Director Ben Occhipinti (Sunshine on Leith and Noises Off, Pitlochry Festival Theatre) as well as a rare Scottish theatre revival of Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar.

Sunshine on Leith to be Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s Winter Production Theatre Weekly

Sunshine on Leith at Pitlochry Festival Theatre until 23rd November 2023 Tags: Adrian Rees Alyson Orr Callum Marshall Charlotte Grayson Elizabeth Newman Finlay Bain Fiona Wood Jake Reynolds James Dawoud Jessica Dives Keith Macpherson Live Music Musical Pitlochry Pitlochry Festival Theatre Robbie Scott Sinead Kenny Stephen Greenhorn Sunshine on.

Sunshine on Leith Pitlochry Festival Musical Theatre Review

Finlay Bain, Robbie Scott and Sinead Kenny. Pitlochry Festival Theatre is gearing up to present a new production of the beloved musical Sunshine on Leith this winter, featuring the songs of Scottish band The Proclaimers, and casting has been revealed.. The production, which will be directed by the theatre's artistic director, Elizabeth Newman, runs from 17 November to 23 December.

Sunshine On Leith Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Sunshine on Leith was originally staged at Dundee Rep in 2007 before being transformed into the 2013 smash hit feature film adaptation starring Jane Horrocks and Peter Mullan. Originally produced last year in partnership with Capital Theatres, Sunshine on Leith will run at Pitlochry Festival Theatre from 17 November till 23 December 2023.

Sunshine on Leith review at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pitlochry

A brand new production of Sunshine on Leith is to play at Pitlochry Festival Theatre this winter. Stephen Greenhorn's much-loved musical featuring the songs from world-renowned Scottish band The Proclaimers, will run from 17 November - 23 December 2023. Elizabeth Newman directs with new musical arrangements by David Shrubsole.