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Lyth Arts Centre - September 2006 Programme

7th September 2006

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BLAS-festival presents CLAN
6 September 7.30pm
Mary Ann Kennedy, Kenna Campbell, Wilma Kennedy and Maggie Macdonald are four of the most distinguished Gaelic singers of our age, all Mod medal winners and well known throughout Scotland. They are joined by musicians Angus, Kenneth and Calum Mackenzie who hail from Mabou in Cape Breton, a community rich in Gaelic tradition and language, to create an evening of great music.

Scottish Opera - Die Fledermaus
12 September 7.30pm - Thurso High School
We are pleased to announce details and booking information on behalf of Scottish Opera which is bringing its sparkling production of Strauss' Die Fledermaus to Thurso High School.

Kate and Mike Westbrook
15 September 8.00pm
This is a very special occasion with two of the best names in British jazz. The Westbrooks have led the field over several decades with their constant pushing of boundaries; some of you may have been enjoying the four recent Radio Three Jazz File programmes devoted to their life's work. At Lyth the duo will perform The Westbrook Songbook with the works of Kurt Weill, Hollaender, Cole Porter and others.

NTC in The Comedy of Errors
18 & 19 September 8.00pm
This company always presents the highest quality of stage work and it will be fun to see what they make of one of Shakespeare's most wacky plays. All of their previous productions have attracted a great response and the sheer scale of the tour shows how much they are in demand from Lincs. to Lyth. If you think Shakespeare might be too hard-going, NTC will quickly change your mind.

Carole Sutherland Saxophone Workshop
23 & 24 September 10.00am
A two-day workshop for saxophone players of any age and musical ability. For details of timing, fees, course content and accommodation options please contact Carole directly at: carole.sutherland[AT]btinternet.com or mobile 07968 691097

National Theatre of Scotland in Thurso
27 & 28 September
Thurso Players are playing host to NTS with performances of Mancub (Wed) and Julie (Thu) in Thurso High School. Book seats (only 70 per night) via Neil Macdonald 01847 896956 See details at www.nationaltheatrescotland.com

See Lyth Arts Centre Web site for more details www.lytharts.org.uk
Tel 01955 641270

 

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