Stirling Observer

SHOWOF SHOWS

One great big musical theatre party

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Years of sell-out shows at the Dunblane Centre are being celebrated next week in a “Show of Shows”.

As well as marking around 40 production­s at the centre, it also marks theYear ofYoung People in Scotland.

Producer Pamela Mackie said:“This is the culminatio­n of everything that makes performing arts at the Dunblane Centre a bit special.

“With a cast of more than 100 from our youngest four and five year-olds through the ever-increasing teen contingent, our adult principals and our community choir, we are going to feature some of the hit songs from all the 40 shows we have performed over the last 13 years or so.

“These include Summer Nights, One Day More, The Addams Family, King and I, Oliver! and more. There’s something for everyone.

“It’s exciting to be able to revisit old favourites and come together for a great big musical theatre party.”

Over the years the centre has generated a love of the arts in many of its young performers. Ryan Wilson, who appeared as Valjean in Les Miserables, one of the biggest shows ever staged by the centre, is heading to London in August to study musical theatre, as is current Dunblane High School head boy Flynn Starrs.

Performanc­es are on Friday, March 23, at 7.30pm and Saturday, March 24, at 2pm and 7.30pm. Tickets can be bought from the Centre in person, over the phone on 01786 824224 or online at theatreind­unblane. co.uk and are £8, concession­s £6.

 ??  ?? Ryan Wilson and Leigh Austin in panto - a Centre favourite
Ryan Wilson and Leigh Austin in panto - a Centre favourite
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 ??  ?? Pamela Mackie and Gillian Gray playing the Good Fairy and Poison Ivy. Over the course of all 40 shows Gillian has been producer Pamela’s “theatrical wingmate”
Pamela Mackie and Gillian Gray playing the Good Fairy and Poison Ivy. Over the course of all 40 shows Gillian has been producer Pamela’s “theatrical wingmate”
 ??  ?? Dreaming a dream Ryan Wilson (17) as Valjean in Les Miserables, probably the biggest show the Centre has ever done - Ryan is heading down to London in August to study musical theatre Fun times
Dreaming a dream Ryan Wilson (17) as Valjean in Les Miserables, probably the biggest show the Centre has ever done - Ryan is heading down to London in August to study musical theatre Fun times
 ??  ?? Togetherne­ss Celebratin­g 40 shows at the Dunblane Centre, alongside 2018 the Year of Young People in Scotland ‘Show of Shows’ is the culminatio­n of everything that makes performing arts at the Dunblane Centre a bit special
Togetherne­ss Celebratin­g 40 shows at the Dunblane Centre, alongside 2018 the Year of Young People in Scotland ‘Show of Shows’ is the culminatio­n of everything that makes performing arts at the Dunblane Centre a bit special

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