Season 2010 - 2011
*Please note this is a list of EK Rep's forthcoming productions and not a general listing for the Village Theatre.
For a full list of productions/events at East Kilbride Village Theatre, and other local venues, please visit South Lanarkshire Council's What's On page by clicking HERE.
Wednesday 1st - Saturday 4th September, 2010. 7.30pm
Set during the 1950s, the play takes place on Hogmanay in a Glasgow public wash-house or 'Steamie'. As the washing is done, four women sing, laugh and cry their way through the last working day of the year, with a little help from the increasingly not-so-handy Andy.
Portraying a way of life in the midst of change, The Steamie fast became a firm favourite with people of all ages up and down the land and, to this day, its popularity shows no signs of waning.
Half a century on, the way we work may have changed but, whenever the play is staged, it can still strike a chord of recognition in members of the audience and have them rolling in the aisles with laughter one moment and wiping away a tear the next.
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Wednesday 20th - Saturday 23rd October, 2010. 7.30pm
84 Charing Cross Road
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Monday 6th - Saturday 18th December, 2010. 7.30pm
(Saturday matinees on 11th and 18th December at 2.00pm)
a pantomime written and produced by Neil Cox and Alan Davie.
Come on a magical journey to Hamelin!
Join the Pied Piper and all his colourful friends as they battle the evil Queen Arachnid.
With singing, dancing and the odd funny line it has all the ingredients to make it a panto to remember!
Featuring the EK Rep cast and a chorus of talented local children.
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Wednesday 16th - Saturday 19th February, 2011. 7.30pm
Women on the Verge of HRT
The Steamie
a comedy by Tony Roper. Produced by Jean Macmillan.
When it first opened in 1987, The Steamie took the theatrical world by storm.Set during the 1950s, the play takes place on Hogmanay in a Glasgow public wash-house or 'Steamie'. As the washing is done, four women sing, laugh and cry their way through the last working day of the year, with a little help from the increasingly not-so-handy Andy.
Portraying a way of life in the midst of change, The Steamie fast became a firm favourite with people of all ages up and down the land and, to this day, its popularity shows no signs of waning.
Half a century on, the way we work may have changed but, whenever the play is staged, it can still strike a chord of recognition in members of the audience and have them rolling in the aisles with laughter one moment and wiping away a tear the next.
TICKET BOOKING INFORMATION
Wednesday 20th - Saturday 23rd October, 2010. 7.30pm
84 Charing Cross Road
a play by Helene Hanff, adapted by James Roose-Evans. Produced by Fiona Chapman.
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Monday 6th - Saturday 18th December, 2010. 7.30pm
(Saturday matinees on 11th and 18th December at 2.00pm)
The Pied Piper
a pantomime written and produced by Neil Cox and Alan Davie.
Come on a magical journey to Hamelin!Join the Pied Piper and all his colourful friends as they battle the evil Queen Arachnid.
With singing, dancing and the odd funny line it has all the ingredients to make it a panto to remember!
Featuring the EK Rep cast and a chorus of talented local children.
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Wednesday 16th - Saturday 19th February, 2011. 7.30pm
Women on the Verge of HRT
a comedy by Marie Jones. Produced by Eileen McKenna.
TICKET BOOKING INFORMATIONWednesday 6th - Saturday 9th April, 2011. 7.30pm
Caught on the Hop
a comedy by Derek Benfield. Produced by Tom Matthew.
TICKET BOOKING INFORMATIONTuesday 3rd - Saturday 7th May, 2011. 7.30pm (Dates to be confirmed)
EK Rep's Festival of One Act Plays
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Wednesday 8th - Saturday 11th June, 2011. 7.30pm
How the Other Half Loves
a comedy by Alan Ayckbourn. Produced by Alfie Newton.
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Tickets for Season 2010 - 2011 are priced at £7.50 / £5.50.
Festival of One Act Plays: Prices to be confirmed.
EK Rep Season Tickets (priced £20.00) allow admission to all productions (except the pantomime) and every night of the Festival of One Act Plays. For Season Ticket enquiries speak to one of our Front of House staff or email us at the address below.
