Keeping Going - Together

Wed 10 - Sat 20 Apr | Joan Knight Studio, Perth Theatre Tickets: 01738 621031 | horsecross.co.uk Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts and Little Angel Theatre present Fine today … can’t get out of bed tomorrow. That was three months ago. I’ve been in these pants ever since. It’s a lot of pressure being Prince Charming. There’s all those dragons to fight and kingdoms to save, not to mention being charming all the time. It’s enough to make anyone a little worried. Holed up in his bed, Prince Charming is making a list of his worries – from being struck by lightning or getting stuck in quicksand to the problem of his unfortunate name. Somebody needs to come to our Prince’s rescue. This new musical is funny, endearing and suitable for anyone who’s ever felt a bit anxious. Age guidance: 6+ Written by Jenny Worton Designed and directed by Ross MacKay

Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts presents House of Mirth's production Marie by Sarah MacGillivray and Phil Bartlett Touring Scotland Fri 29 Mar - Sat 11 May Tickets: 01738 621031 | horsecross.co.uk There's two rules. First, the person you choose must be dead. And second, you have to be dressed up to get in. It's Thursday night in the Prince Arthur and their latest theme night is in full swing. Landlady Liz is run off her feet, whilst husband Barry struggles to get into his new costume. Elsewhere in London, a young woman from Edinburgh steps off a train, determined to make her dreams a reality. Fast-paced and irreverent, Marie is a darkly comic new play inspired by the life of Mary Queen of Scots, but given a distinctly modern twist. ***** Broadway Baby ***** Edinburgh Reporter **** British Theatre Guide Fri 29 Mar: 6pm + Sat 30 Mar: 8pm | Joan Knight Studio, Perth Theatre Thu 25 - Sat 27 Apr: 8pm | Tron Theatre, Glasgow Wed 1 May: 8pm | The Boathouse, Kinross Thu 2 May: 8pm | Blair Atholl Village Hall Fri 3 May: 8pm | Birks Cinema, Aberfeldy Sat 4 May: 8pm | Rattray Community Connect Wed 8 May: 8pm | Birnam Arts Centre Thu 9 May: 7.30pm | The Byre Theatre, St Andrews Fri 10 + Sat 11 May: 8pm | Strathearn Artspace, Crieff

Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts presents GASLIGHT by Patrick Hamilton Directed by Kai Fischer Thu 21 Mar - Sat 6 Apr | Perth Theatre Tickets: 01738 621031 | horsecross.co.uk 'I begin to doubt, don't you see? I begin to believe I imagine everything. Perhaps I do...' Bella Manningham is going mad, 'stark gibbering mad' just like her mother. She must be: items go missing in her house; pictures disappear from walls, brooches, rings, keys, and pencils vanish, only to turn up in the most surprising places; lights flicker up and down; and she hears noises at night in the closed off rooms upstairs. When Bella replaces her smelling salts for a stiff glass of whisky with a retired detective, the fog starts to clear. But what is the connection between all the strange goings-on around her and a violent murder and robbery twenty years ago? A mystery with shades of Film Noir, Kai Fischer directs Patrick Hamilton's timeless psychological thriller which coined the term 'gaslighting'. Suitable for ages 12+

'Twa brothers. One born by the light of day, and one born tae the nicht...' A storm is brewing in a small fishing village. A young woman returns home, searching for answers about her father's death. But as she begins to weave together the strands of her past, a mysterious force unravels family secrets. Lost at Sea journeys through a labyrinth of myth and memory in an epic tale spanning forty years of the fishing industry. Featuring the voices of fishermen and their families in their own words - with music, songs and Scots language - it is the lyrical and powerfully evocative story of a North-East fishing family. Written by Morna Young.

For the first time in a public gallery setting see 30 of Marlene Millar’s most recent artist’s films including Pilgrimage alongside her most ambitious body of work to date entitled Witness – commissioned by Horsecross Arts and acquired for Threshold artspace. Curated by Iliyana Nedkova. Produced by Horsecross Arts, the artist and curator for Threshold artspace. In partnership with Danns-Ed, University of Edinburgh, Perth Film Society, Goat Media, Traditional Dance Forum of Scotland. Supported by Canada Council for the Arts and CALQ Quebec Council for the Arts

In honour of the birthday girl Mary Shelley, we asked some of the cast and writer Rona Munro how they would describe what kind of tale you can expect when we open on Thu 5 Sep! Don't miss the chance to see it here first! https://bit.ly/2K3gOod Hx

Rebel Vison and Flying Entertainment presents Havana...The Rolling Stones...500,000 screaming fans..and you. Relive the concert of concerts as if you were there in this brand new immersive event like no other. Rebel Vision’s cutting-edge cinematic technology will transport you to Havana where rock history was made as The Rolling Stones performed to half a million fans in a spectacular and iconic record breaking event. A state-of-the-art sound system, screens and concert lighting creates a brand new experience as Cuban dancers provide an exotic backdrop allowing you to submerge yourself in Havana Moon and let the Caribbean air wash over you. https://www.horsecross.co.uk/whats-on/the-rolling-stones-havana-moon-73202 www.flyingmusic.com

Sat 12 Oct | Perth Concert Hall Tickets: 01738 621031 | horsecross.co.uk From the producers of Rip it Up the 50’s and 60’s, comes the greatest music decade ever! Join Olympic champion Louis Smith, Rachel Stevens (S Club 7), Melody Thornton (Pussycat Dolls) and Lee Ryan (Blue) for a groovy evening of singing & dancing. The 1970’s were when icons were born. With the groundwork for a new sense of personal freedom laid in the swinging 60’s, people experimented with their sound, look and entire persona in more extreme ways. From somewhere in space landed David Bowie and Marc Bolan - two other-worldly angels at the forefront of glam rock. In New York and Miami disco was born and music became more soulful with the sweet sounds of Philadelphia. The Eurovision Song contest made its greatest contribution to pop music with the birth of Abba. There is a strong argument that this might have been the greatest decade of all-time for popular music. Michael Jackson went Off The Wall, Eagles were checking out of Hotel California, The Bee Gees defined a Saturday Night Fever, Bruce was Born To Run, Carole King wove her Tapestry, Fleetwood Mac had their Rumours, The Beatles Let It Be, John Lennon Imagined... And we have still yet to mention to Queen, Elton, American Pie, The Carpenters, Marvin Gaye, Barry White, Sandy & Denny in Grease, Led Zeppelin climbing their Stairway to Heaven and Pink Floyd finding The Dark Side Of The Moon. Probably the greatest decade for music ever. The 70s didn't do things by halves!