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Current Tours

  • The Emperor's New Kilt
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    Age suitability: recommended for everyone 6 years old and their families.

    Hans Christian Andersen’s famous children’s fable has been wittily re-imagined as a family musical comedy, told with Wee Stories' trademark style of story telling, interwoven with Scottish music hall, pantomime and ceilidh. 

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    Following the Festival performances in Edinburgh every year, Imaginate takes a selection of the best theatre from around the world to young audiences throughout Scotland as part of the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival on Tour.

    TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!

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  • Liar (with Sounds of Progress)

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    Age suitability: recommended for those aged 8-12 years and their families

    A story about an unconventional friendship; about trust, betrayal, hope, fear and the dangerous talent we all have for making things up. 

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  • Martha
    In association with Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh
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    Age suitability: for everyone aged over 4 years old and their families

    The award-winning Catherine Wheels present Martha, a wonderful, humorous story about friendship and trust and a goose. 

    Visit our What's On search engine and tour venue websites for on-sale dates and ticket availability.

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  • SHOPPING FOR SHOES
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    'Hilarious and impressive' - SUNDAY HERALD

    This Spring, Visible Fictions returns w
    ith the award winning Shopping for Shoes by Tim Crouch, a quirky, one-woman show performed by Angela Darcy and directed by Douglas Irvine.

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  • Up the Stairs and in the Attic
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    Magical sensory theatre for all children 6 years+ and their families

    A multi-sensory tale of the imaginative worlds we create in the hidey holes of our homes....

    Three generations of our family came to see this show..and we all thought it was fantastic, probably one of the best performances for children we have seen. Parent, Up the Stairs and in the Attic, 2004

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  • The world's best theatre for children and young people!
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    This year’s Festival opens on Saturday 24th May and runs until Monday 2nd June 2008.

    TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!

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  • THE SONG FROM THE SEA
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    Age suitability: aged 3 and over

    Visible Fictions returns with this enchanting production, using a spellbinding blend of puppetry, music and visual storytelling.

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  • Citizens' Children and Young People's International Theatre Festival

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    3-7 June 2008 at the Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow.

    A celebration of some of Europe's finest children and young people's theatre, featuring TAG's Liar and five other shows from four countries.

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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 is 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.

Even more choice
The Young Audiences search engine is now offering even more choice. More companies and, for the first time, venues, are listing their events for children and young people on the Young Audiences search engine. Find out what's happening near you, go to the easy-to-use search engine.

But that's not all, the website also provides you with the added opportunity to sign up to a FREE monthly e-newsletter service that will provide up to date information on a wide range of theatre performances, forthcoming production programmes for each of the member companies and the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival itself.

New content, new links
Young Audiences Scotland has a brand new Links page where you can learn even more about the wealth and range of theatre, puppetry, animation and dance for children and young people across Scotland.

Young Audiences Scotland is the creation of six of the leading producers 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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