Auld Lang Syne
10th March 2019
Mairi Campbell's five star follow up show to acclaimed Pulse.
Mairi Campbell: Auld Lang Syne tells stories of her adventures with Scotland's most famous song - singing for US President Bill Clinton, a starring role in Sex and the City and a reinterpretation of the Robert Burns classic that changed her life. Delivered with trademark wit, gentle charm and unparalleled musical ability, the sequel to 5 star Pulse, is a funny and heartfelt show that resonates with universal truths.
Friday 15th March 2019 - 8.00pm = = Melvich Village Hall
Saturday 16th March 2019 - 8.00pm = = Lyth Arts Centre
Co-devised and directed by Kath Burlinson.
"Mairi's voice is like no other... an incredible storyteller..."
Edinburgh Guide
"Campbell's irresistible love-letter to the song and her life is melodic and tribal."- Edinburgh Reporter
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