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CURRENT TOURS

  • CATHERINE WHEELS THEATRE COMPANY
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    For everyone aged 8 and over 

    On tour: 27th February - 1st April 2010 

    The darkly humorous tale of Ashmol, Kellyanne and her imaginary friends Pobby & Dingan. Pobby and Dingan is a heartbreaking and beautiful contemporary tale about the possibility of dreams, the preciousness of hope and how, sometimes, we have to believe in the impossible.

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  • THE BANK OF SCOTLAND IMAGINATE FESTIVAL ON TOUR
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    Suitable for children aged 6 – 10 and their families and friends.

    Presented by Teater Refleksion/De Røde Heste at the Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh on Saturday 27th March. This wonderfully warm, humorous production tells the story of the last days in the life of a beloved guinea pig and of the emotions experienced during the passing of a much loved pet.  

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  • WEE STORIES
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    Blood, Greed, Murder and Mutiny for the whole family!

    A thrilling retelling of the greatest pirate story of them all.
    Suitable for everyone over 8 years (but not for the fainthearted…)

    ‘Forget the kids, just go!’ The Scotsman

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Welcome to Young Audiences Scotland
Welcome to the Young Audiences Scotland website, the megaphone for the vibrancy and variety of theatre for children, young people and families in Scotland.

Our message is loud and clear!

We hope you will find this website simple and easy to use. It features up to date information on tours and performances, to see or to book, and a search engine with maps and booking details aiming to make the booking of your theatre trip as straightforward as possible.

News of highlights in store for 2010:
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In the Spring, Catherine Wheels will be bringing the Australian outback to venues across Scotland.

Pobby & Dingan, the tale of Ashmol, Kellyanne and her imaginary friends, Pobby and Dingan, opens at the Brunton Theatre on Saturday 27th February, and will be on tour until 4th April.

Pobby and Dingan is a heartbreaking and beautiful contemporary tale about the possibility of dreams, the preciousness of hope and how, sometimes, we have to believe in the impossible.
Suitable for everyone 8 years old and over.
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In April and May, Wee Stories return with their thrilling version of Treasure Island, the greatest pirate story of them all.

Set sail with Long John Silver and young Jim Hawkins on a swashbuckling adventure where desperate men fight for hidden treasure, bloodthirsty pirates rule the high seas and danger lurks at every turn.

Opening at the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow on 13th April, the tour then continues across Scotland with performances at the King's Theatre, Edinburgh, Eden Court, Inverness, Howden Park Centre, Livingston and the macrobert, Stirling.

Suitable for everyone over 8 years (not for the fainthearted…)


For further details of our featured forthcoming productions please click on the relevant buttons at the top of this page.


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The Young Audiences search engine offers even more choice. More and more companies and venues are listing their events for children and young people in the Young Audiences Scotland What's On pages.

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Young Audiences Scotland is the pilot audience development project for the children and young people’s theatre sector. Young Audiences Scotland is managed by a consortium of nine of the leading producers and presenters of work for Children and Young People who have joined forces to promote their work together and, for the first time, on the same website. We are committed to developing younger audiences for theatre across Scotland, opening up the possibilities for you to see more theatre across the country and for a much wider age range than ever before.
 
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