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NEWS PAGE

(Updated 18th december 2011)

FARNDALE....MACBETH

The production of Farndale Macbeth ran for two nights in Birnam and two in Pitlochry. See pictures on Current Production page.

THE CEMETERY CLUB

Several of our members have joined with friends from other Perthshire clubs to form Just Do It Theatre. They presented The Cemetery Club by Ivan Menchell in Birnam on August 12th and 13th and made a great impression on all who came to see the show as well as raising in excess of £1,000 for the Corbenic Trust. They will now take the show to Pitlochry Festival Theatre on January 20th and 21st 2012.

 

 

DISTRICT FESTIVAL 2012

We have one definite entry for this year with the possibility that a second might yet come to light. Trixi will direct Epitaph For A Hard Man by Evelyn Hood. The cast will be Fran, Ruth and Iain. More details in the New Year.

 

There are 16 entries for the Festival this year

DIARY DATES

The Cemetery Club in Pitlochry Festival Theatre on Friday 20th and Saturday 21st January 2012

District Festival 2012 in Birnam Institute 22nd to 25th February with a matinee on the 25th as well as an evening performance.

Divisional Youth Festival 2012 in Birnam Institute Saturday 17th March

Divisional Festival 2012 in Aberdeen 22nd to 24th March

MEMBERSHIP

Are you an individual member of SCDA? Do you wish you could have your own copy of SCENE instead of hoping that someone might remember to pass on the club copy? See information further down this page.

THE SCOTTISH COMMUNITY DRAMA ASSOCIATION

The Association is very keen to get more individuals to join. This will not only bring in badly needed finance but it strengthens our case when looking for external funding if we can point to an expanding member base. What is in it for you? Well, apart from strengthening the amateur drama movement you get:

Free Stuff

  1. Advice from a professional source
  2. Your own copy of Scene and newsletters
  3. Access to libraries containing over 20,000 scripts
  4. Access to the national website

Cheaper Stuff

  1. Low cost training or advisory visits
  2. Discounts on theatre visits
  3. Discounts on scripts
  4. Cheap club insurance
  5. Discount on events run by Theatre Maker and Play Maker

Legal Stuff

  1. Child Protection training and support
  2. Free disclosure checks
  3. Charity information
  4. Updates on legal changes affecting clubs
  5. Advice on dealing with complaints

The Boring Stuff

  1. Keping government informed of the needs of amateur drama
  2. Keeping SCDA's accounts in ordeAccessing funding from Scottish Arts Council and other sources

And, of course, providing the infrastructure for our one act play festivals and playwriting competitions.

Speak to Iain McEwan for further details and for an application form.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 
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