This page contains a diary of events happening within the SCDA and its member clubs throughout Scotland during a rolling 12 month period. I have colour-coded the events by SCDA region to make the list easier to read. Western = Yellow, Northern = Blue, Eastern = Green and Highland = Red.

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7	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	Dario Fo's The Virtuous Burglar, translated by Joe Farrell. When a burglar breaks into the flat of a wealthy councillor, he gets more than he bargained for! Plagued by interruptions, he is one of seven characters involved in an ever-expanding web of sexual intrigue. This farce by one of the world’s greatest satirists combines physical and verbal comedy and is bound to entertain anyone who ever answered the phone and wished they hadn’t!	Big Village	Augustines, George IV Bridge 8.15pm	4 to 10 August, 8.15 p.m
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
8	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	Dario Fo's The Virtuous Burglar, translated by Joe Farrell. When a burglar breaks into the flat of a wealthy councillor, he gets more than he bargained for! Plagued by interruptions, he is one of seven characters involved in an ever-expanding web of sexual intrigue. This farce by one of the world’s greatest satirists combines physical and verbal comedy and is bound to entertain anyone who ever answered the phone and wished they hadn’t!	Big Village	Augustines, George IV Bridge 8.15pm	4 to 10 August, 8.15 p.m
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
9	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	Dario Fo's The Virtuous Burglar, translated by Joe Farrell. When a burglar breaks into the flat of a wealthy councillor, he gets more than he bargained for! Plagued by interruptions, he is one of seven characters involved in an ever-expanding web of sexual intrigue. This farce by one of the world’s greatest satirists combines physical and verbal comedy and is bound to entertain anyone who ever answered the phone and wished they hadn’t!	Big Village	Augustines, George IV Bridge 8.15pm	4 to 10 August, 8.15 p.m
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 2.30pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
10	Dario Fo's The Virtuous Burglar, translated by Joe Farrell. When a burglar breaks into the flat of a wealthy councillor, he gets more than he bargained for! Plagued by interruptions, he is one of seven characters involved in an ever-expanding web of sexual intrigue. This farce by one of the world’s greatest satirists combines physical and verbal comedy and is bound to entertain anyone who ever answered the phone and wished they hadn’t!	Big Village	Augustines, George IV Bridge 8.15pm	4 to 10 August, 8.15 p.m
11	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
	“Barrie – beyond Neverland” another tribute to a famous author, this time JM Barrie, researched and devised by Douglas Currie.	Mercators	Diverse Attractions, room 2, Riddles Court, High Street 5.30pm	11 to 16 August
	Naga-Mandala – Play with a Cobra Inspired from two Indian folktales, a story within a story comes alive as a sleepless writer meets some gossiping flames in a derelict temple. A tale of love, lust and fate arises as a lonely bride falls in love with a poisonous snake. And as death looms large we wonder, what is reality…who is sane…	Holy Cow Performing Arts Group	Room 1 Riddle’s Court, Lawnmarket 5.30pm	Tickets - £5/ £4con Box office number – 0131 225 8961
12	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
	“Barrie – beyond Neverland” another tribute to a famous author, this time JM Barrie, researched and devised by Douglas Currie.	Mercators	Diverse Attractions, room 2, Riddles Court, High Street 5.30pm	11 to 16 August
	Naga-Mandala – Play with a Cobra Inspired from two Indian folktales, a story within a story comes alive as a sleepless writer meets some gossiping flames in a derelict temple. A tale of love, lust and fate arises as a lonely bride falls in love with a poisonous snake. And as death looms large we wonder, what is reality…who is sane…	Holy Cow Performing Arts Group	Room 1 Riddle’s Court, Lawnmarket 5.30pm	Tickets - £5/ £4con Box office number – 0131 225 8961
13	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
	“Barrie – beyond Neverland” another tribute to a famous author, this time JM Barrie, researched and devised by Douglas Currie.	Mercators	Diverse Attractions, room 2, Riddles Court, High Street 5.30pm	11 to 16 August
	Naga-Mandala – Play with a Cobra Inspired from two Indian folktales, a story within a story comes alive as a sleepless writer meets some gossiping flames in a derelict temple. A tale of love, lust and fate arises as a lonely bride falls in love with a poisonous snake. And as death looms large we wonder, what is reality…who is sane…	Holy Cow Performing Arts Group	Room 1 Riddle’s Court, Lawnmarket 5.30pm	Tickets - £5/ £4con Box office number – 0131 225 8961
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
14	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
	“Barrie – beyond Neverland” another tribute to a famous author, this time JM Barrie, researched and devised by Douglas Currie.	Mercators	Diverse Attractions, room 2, Riddles Court, High Street 5.30pm	11 to 16 August
	Naga-Mandala – Play with a Cobra Inspired from two Indian folktales, a story within a story comes alive as a sleepless writer meets some gossiping flames in a derelict temple. A tale of love, lust and fate arises as a lonely bride falls in love with a poisonous snake. And as death looms large we wonder, what is reality…who is sane…	Holy Cow Performing Arts Group	Room 1 Riddle’s Court, Lawnmarket 5.30pm	Tickets - £5/ £4con Box office number – 0131 225 8961
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
15	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 7.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 7.40pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
	“Barrie – beyond Neverland” another tribute to a famous author, this time JM Barrie, researched and devised by Douglas Currie.	Mercators	Diverse Attractions, room 2, Riddles Court, High Street 5.30pm	11 to 16 August
	Naga-Mandala – Play with a Cobra Inspired from two Indian folktales, a story within a story comes alive as a sleepless writer meets some gossiping flames in a derelict temple. A tale of love, lust and fate arises as a lonely bride falls in love with a poisonous snake. And as death looms large we wonder, what is reality…who is sane…	Holy Cow Performing Arts Group	Room 1 Riddle’s Court, Lawnmarket 5.30pm	Tickets - £5/ £4con Box office number – 0131 225 8961
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
16	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	'A Wee Touch of Class' by Rikki Fulton and Denise Coffey a farce/riotous comedy, based on Moliere's Le Bourgois Gentilhomme, but set in Edinburgh 1820. Erchie has made his fortune and moved into the New Town. His attempts to acquire culture and climb the social ladder backfire with hilarious results	Leitheatre	St Serfs Hall, Clark Road 2.30pm	2 to 15 August, 7.30pm (excl Sundays) and Saturday 16th August at 2.30pm (no evening performance).
	“Blue Remembered Hills” A stage version of Dennis Potter’s legendary TV play. In this haunting piece, seven children, played by adult actors, play, fantasize, fight and swagger through a summer afternoon during the Second World War. A simple but disquieting tale about yesterday for today and tomorrow.	Edinburgh Theatre Arts	St Ninian’s Hall, Comely Bank Road 2.30pm	4 to 16 August (exc Sunday), 7.40 pm. Matinees Sat 9 and 16 Aug (2.30 pm ).
	“Barrie – beyond Neverland” another tribute to a famous author, this time JM Barrie, researched and devised by Douglas Currie.	Mercators	Diverse Attractions, room 2, Riddles Court, High Street 5.30pm	11 to 16 August
	Naga-Mandala – Play with a Cobra Inspired from two Indian folktales, a story within a story comes alive as a sleepless writer meets some gossiping flames in a derelict temple. A tale of love, lust and fate arises as a lonely bride falls in love with a poisonous snake. And as death looms large we wonder, what is reality…who is sane…	Holy Cow Performing Arts Group	Room 1 Riddle’s Court, Lawnmarket 5.30pm	Tickets - £5/ £4con Box office number – 0131 225 8961
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
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18	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
19	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
20	New Members Open Evening & Cheese & Wine	Stewarton Drama Group	The SDG Premises, Corsehillbank Street, Stewarton, KA3 5BA 7.30pm	Email Stewarton DG
	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
21	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
22	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
23	Stramash at the Store	Edinburgh Peoples Theatre	St Peter's Episcopal Church Hall, Lutton Place, off South Clerk Street , Newington 7.45pm	2nd - 23rd August (not Sun/Mon)
	Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". First staged in 1970, it’s a farcical tale of well-to-do people getting lost in the mix between social graces and personal misunderstandings.	Edinburgh Makars	Murrayfield Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace 7.30pm	13 to 23 August (not Sun 17th)
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25	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
26	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
27	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
28	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
29	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
30	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
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Day	Event	Club	Venue	Contact
1	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
2	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
3	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
4	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
5	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
6	'Heaven Can Wait' - a light drama with music by David Cosgrove	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
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October

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7	La Cage Aux Folles - the musical	The Largs Players	Barrfields Theatre, Vikingar! Greenock Road Largs 7.30pm	Box office tel. 01475 689777 General information tel 07825 913 931 Tickets on sale from July from box office number
8	La Cage Aux Folles - the musical	The Largs Players	Barrfields Theatre, Vikingar! Greenock Road Largs 7.30pm	Box office tel. 01475 689777 General information tel 07825 913 931 Tickets on sale from July from box office number
9	La Cage Aux Folles - the musical	The Largs Players	Barrfields Theatre, Vikingar! Greenock Road Largs 7.30pm	Box office tel. 01475 689777 General information tel 07825 913 931 Tickets on sale from July from box office number
10	La Cage Aux Folles - the musical	The Largs Players	Barrfields Theatre, Vikingar! Greenock Road Largs 7.30pm	Box office tel. 01475 689777 General information tel 07825 913 931 Tickets on sale from July from box office number
11	La Cage Aux Folles - the musical	The Largs Players	Barrfields Theatre, Vikingar! Greenock Road Largs 7.30pm	Box office tel. 01475 689777 General information tel 07825 913 931 Tickets on sale from July from box office number
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20	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
21	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
22	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
23	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
	William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"	Edinburgh GraduateTheatre Group	Church Hill Theatre, Morningside Road, Edinburgh 7.30pm	Advance booking Susan Wales
24	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
	William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"	Edinburgh GraduateTheatre Group	Church Hill Theatre, Morningside Road, Edinburgh 7.30pm	Advance booking Susan Wales
25	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
	William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"	Edinburgh GraduateTheatre Group	Church Hill Theatre, Morningside Road, Edinburgh 7.30pm	Advance booking Susan Wales
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27	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
28	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
29	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
30	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609

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November

Day	Event	Club	Venue	Contact
1	'April in Paris' - a warm hearted comedy by John Godber	The Abbey Theatre, Arbroath	The Abbey Theatre, Abbot Street, Arbroath, DD11 1HH. At 7.30 pm	Phone 01241 876 420 or telephone Visit Scotland, Arbroath, 01241 872609
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13	'Taking Care of Baby' by Dennis Kelly An unusual docu-drama about a mother charged with murdering her babies, but is she guilty?	Purple Star Theatre	East Kilbride Arts Centre, Old Coach Road, East Kilbride, G74 4DU 8pm	Tickets £8/£6 conc can be obtained from Box Office 01355 261000
14	'Taking Care of Baby' by Dennis Kelly An unusual docu-drama about a mother charged with murdering her babies, but is she guilty?	Purple Star Theatre	East Kilbride Arts Centre, Old Coach Road, East Kilbride, G74 4DU 8pm	Tickets £8/£6 conc can be obtained from Box Office 01355 261000
15	'Taking Care of Baby' by Dennis Kelly An unusual docu-drama about a mother charged with murdering her babies, but is she guilty?	Purple Star Theatre	East Kilbride Arts Centre, Old Coach Road, East Kilbride, G74 4DU 8pm	Tickets £8/£6 conc can be obtained from Box Office 01355 261000
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