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Pitlochry Festival Theatre Season
Pitlochry Festival Theatre also known as the “theatre in the Hills” attracts over 100,000 people each year. PFT is famous for its high quality productions which receive critical acclaim year after year and rival those put on at top London play houses. Besides their summer season productions they also have a full programme of tours, talks, concerts and much more, which run throughout the whole year.
Once - 23 May – 27 June
The Tony Award-winning musical comes to Scotland for the first time, directed by John Tiffany and choreographed by Steven Hoggett.
Inexperience - 13 June – 4 July
A witty, heartfelt romantic comedy by Douglas Maxwell, directed by Sally Reid, starring Adura Onashile and Sandy Grierson. Supported by Aberfeldy Single Malt.
Lear - 4 July – 1 August
Maureen Beattie leads Finn den Hertog’s bold new adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with Forbes Masson.
I Can Die Too - 11 July – 2 August
A concert-style play with music by Frances Ruffelle, Sally George, and Alan Cumming, directed by Bill Buckhurst.
A History of Paper - August – 12 September
Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson reunite in this magical Scottish musical by Oliver Emanuel and Gareth Williams, directed by Andrew Panton. Co-produced with Dundee Rep Theatre.
Wiping My Mother’s Arse - August – 6 September
A fearless, darkly comic revival of Iain Heggie’s acclaimed play, directed by Sam Hardie and featuring Johnny McKnight.
I’ll Be Seeing You - September – 11 October
Written by Martin Sherman, directed by Alan Cumming, and starring Simon Russell Beale and Fra Fee in this dazzling world première.
Ceilidh - 24 September – 17 October
A joyful, immersive new Scottish musical by Scott Gilmour and Claire McKenzie (Noisemaker), directed and choreographed by Tony Award-winner Sam Pinkleton.
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie - 4 - 7 November
Vicky Featherstone directs Gayle Rankin in David Harrower’s new adaptation of Muriel Spark’s classic, presented in partnership with the National Theatre of Scotland and Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh.
My Fair Lady - 21 November – 31 December
Maria Friedman directs Alan Cumming as Henry Higgins in a glorious new chamber revival of Lerner and Loewe’s iconic musical.
Tickets are available to purchase from www.pitlochryfestivaltheatre.com or by calling Box Office on 01796 484626.
