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RothesHallsGlenrothesAdamSmithTheatreKirkcaldyCarnegieHallDunfermline

summerseason2011www.attfife.org.uk

Welcome to our SummerProgramme. This season, we'redelighted to continue our support for the development ofchildren’s shows, ensuringwe have plenty to enjoy for allages – even our very youngest audiencemembers! And, aswell as bringing great national shows to Fife, we are pleasedto help local arts organisations bring their hardwork to thestage, withmore than 20 performances this season alone.In addition, our Fifespace gallery (pages 30-31) continuesto gather attention locally and nationally –make sure youcheck it out for yourself.

HazelWotherspoon,HeadofProgrammingandCreativeDevelopment

What’s onacrossArtsandTheatresTrustFife

Supported by Fife Council

In this brochure youwillfind details of our events:AdamSmithPages 3 to 9CarnegieHallPages 10 to 22RothesHallsPages 23 to 31Diary listingof all eventsPages – 16 and 17

Pre-theatremealsDon’tmiss out onfantastic pre-theatremeals offers.Look out for thesymbol onselected events.These delicioustwo-coursemealsare only £9.

Aswell as entertainmenton stage, there are lots ofopportunities across ourvenues to get involved inclasses, courses andgroups – check our

website for full details.www.attfife.org.uk

Make sure you don’tmissany news or special offers!Join our email list,follow us on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/artsfifeor on Twitter (@attfife)

Beauty and the Beast will never get on. He lickshis hands, stands on the toilet and runs throughthewoods. She carries a hankie, never getsmudon her shoes and always remembers to send athank you note. So how come, when she sees himrun like that, when he brings down a deer, whenthey sit at night just watching the stars, how comeher heart starts to spin?Caged is a story about two people trappedtogether findingmore freedom than they everimagined.www.catherinewheels.co.ukCaged is recommended for all beauties and beastsaged 8 and over.Caged is also performed at Rothes Halls onWed 4 May at 10.30am & 1.30pm

Sun1May3pm£5.50 (conc. £4.50) 4 for £18

Catherine Wheels Theatre Company

Caged

A double bill from award-winningdancer/choreographer Claire Cunninghamshowcasing her exceptional dance techniqueand impressive power. ME (Mobile/Evolution)is a showwoven fromhumorous stories; aboutdoctors and dancing, bikes and ballet; allthreaded together and balanced upon, hangingfrom, spinning on and swinging on crutches. Anypossible sentimentality is undercut with a healthydose of Scottish sarcasm. Audiences for thiscritically acclaimed production, seen at theEdinburgh Fringe Festival in 2009, have beendelighted, as well as provoked into questioningtheir ideas of aesthetics and dance.“...feisty, innovative, radical and witty... It’s hugely,generously entertaining too” �� The Herald

Thur5May7.30pm£10.50 (conc. £8.50)

RW International Arts

ME (Mobile/Evolution)ClaireCunninghamin association with Jess Curtis/Gravity

AdamSmith Theatre 01592583302 www.attfife.org.uk

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AdamSmithTheatre

Adam Smith Theatre is an historical buildingin the centre of Kirkcaldy presenting a highquality programme of drama, dance,music,comedy and children’s theatre, including awell-loved annual Christmas pantomime.

In addition to presenting live theatre, theauditorium provides amodern cinematicexperience, showing contemporaryblockbusters alongside a selection ofarthouse and classic films.

Our Theatre Café isopenMonday toSaturday 10am to 2.30pmserving hot food, snacksand home baking.The bar is open onperformance nightsand for pre theatremeals on someperformances.


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Tue24May 10.00am&1.00pm Last few tickets remaining for 1.00 pm performance.£4.50 (conc. £3.50) (4 for £14) Age 3+

Students from theMusical Theatre Course at AdamSmith College perform the Tony Award-winningmusical, Spring Awakening. An electrifying fusion ofmorality, sexuality and rock& roll, this exhilaratingmusical adaptation of FrankWedekind’s original playhas delighted and enthralled audiences across thenation in recent years. Join a group of late-19th centuryGerman students on their journey as they navigateteenage self-discovery and coming of age anxiety inthis powerful celebration of youth and rebellion.

“The most gorgeous Broadway score this decade”EntertainmentWeekly

Contains strong language and scenes of a sexual nature.

Fri 20&Sat 21May 7.30pm£9 (conc. £5)

Adam Smith College presents

SpringAwakeningDuncan Sheik, Steven Saterand Frank Wedekind

TheatreHullabaloo

TheNightPiratesInspiredby thebookbyPeterHarrisandDeborahAllwrightWhen dark shadows come stealing downTom’s bedroomwalls he thinks it might bemonsters or ogres or trolls.But Tom’s not afraid, for he’s a brave littleboy. So he peeps out of the window andwhat should he see but PIRATES. Strangerstill they’re GIRL PIRATES, stealing thefront of his house!Tom joins the Girl Pirates on their daringadventure across the high seas to an islandwhere some grown-up pirates are guardingtheir treasure. Can Tom and his new friendsoutwit the snoozing, snoring pirates andsteal their booty?Puppets, song and ballet dancing piratesjoin in this delightful adaptation of themuch-loved picture book.“One of the cleverest pieces of gentleentertainment to ever grace the sevenseas” TheNorthern Echo on TheatreHullabaloo’s TheNight Pirates, Autumn 2010


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Tue14June 7.30pm£7 (conc. £5) (Family Ticket £22)

by Oliver Jeffers

Adapted for the stageby Adam Bampton-Smith

An inter-galactic adventure talefor families and young children.

Oliver Jeffers, award-winningauthor ofHow to Catch a Starand Lost and Found, returnswith an inter-galactic tale abouta little boy seeking adventure.

One day a boy finds a plane inhis cupboard. He flies his planehigher and higher until he runsout of petrol and lands on themoon. He is frightened, lostand alone until a passingMartianlands there too! Who is the strange alien?

Can they be friends? And howwill they find their way back home???

With originalmusic and plenty of audience participation, this new production for families and youngchildren has been created by the teambehind the hit showDon’t Let the PigeonDrive theBus.

Sun12June 12noon&3.00pm£5.50 (conc. £4.50) (4 for £16) Age 3+

BigWoodenHorse andTheatreRoyalWinchester

TheWayBackHome

Set during the SecondWorldWar, bel Canto tell thestory, through song, of a group of children evacuated tothe countryside and find themselves billeted in a verystrange house.What secrets does the spooky old houseconceal?

bel Canto Voices is a group of highly talented youngpeople who rehearse and perform here at the AdamSmith Theatre throughout the year.

belCantoVoicesTheHouseofMystery

Following his sell-out nationwide show, ‘TheManifesto’, award-winning comedian and activistMark Thomas returns with his brand new show:ExtremeRambling:Walking TheWall.

Never one to take the easy option, Mark decidedto go rambling in theMiddle East andwalked theentire length of the Israeli Separation Barriercrossing between the Israeli and the Palestinianside. This is the story of 300,000 settlers; a 750kmwall; six arrests, one stoning; toomuchhummus and a simple question… “Can you everget away from it all with a goodwalk?”

Sat 18June 8.00pm£15 (conc. £10)

Phil McIntyre Entertainments Ltd present

MarkThomas:ExtremeRambling(WalkingTheWall)

By Henrik IbsenIn a new version by Frank McGuinnessHelene Alving is preparing for the opening of an orphanage,built inmemory of her late husband. Her beloved artist son,Oswald, has returned fromParis to honour the occasion, buthis long-awaited homecoming rapidly descends into tragedyas his presence triggers the exposure of a dark story ofhypocrisy and betrayed love.

Henrik Ibsen’s plays were considered scandalous tomany ofhis era, when Victorian values of family life and proprietylargely held sway in Europe. In Ghosts his study of hiddenpassions and family secrets remains as dramatically alive asever in FrankMcGuinness’ vital new version.

Fri 17June 7.30pm£11.50 (conc. £9.50) Pre theatremeals £9All seats £9.50 if paid by 28May

London Classic Theatre

GhostsAdam SmithMusic Theatrefor Young People

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Kids on Stage

Adam Smith Acting UpSummer Theatre

Look out for some stunningperformances in July and Augustfrom young people of all ages in theAdamSmith’sWorkshop Productions.

Further details from theBox Office 01592 583302or www.attfife.org.uk

Adam Smith Theatre

SummerWorkshopProductions


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Mon29Aug–Fri 2Sep Nightly 7.30pmAll seats £19.50 Pre Theatremeals £9

Formed in 1918 in the C.W.S. factory in Glasgow’sShieldhall, this highly successful brass bandwasinitially known as the Scottish C.W.S. band. Last yearthey won the All EnglandMasters InternationalChampionship & the Scottish Open Championship,both for the second time.

All proceeds to Shelterbox & other local charities.

Tickets also available from Burntisland & KinghornRotary Club – 01592 267557

Sat 20Aug 7.30pmAll seats £10

The Rotary Club of Burntisland & Kinghorn

Scottish BrassChampionsTheCo-operativeFuneralcareBand

TheLadyBoysofBangkokFurCoats&FrenchKnickersTour!


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After its fantastic success in 2010 the fabulous Lady Boys Party Night returns to the AdamSmithin an exciting new production with over four hundred new costumes.

Combining the heady spice of Bangkok’s exotic nightlife with the glamorous showgirl appeal of LasVegas this spectacular and funny review show is performed by sixteen of the world’smost beautifulshowgirls, every single one of them a Thai male – youwon’t believe your eyes!!

Brandnewshowfor2011

1969. Amanmakes the first step on themoon...The Beatles play their last public concert...The firstWoodstock happens… and the PasadenaRoof Orchestra gets its licence to swingwhen over1000 original dance band arrangements arediscovered in an attic.More than forty years on from that incredible find,the Orchestra’s repertoire has been shaken again– not stirred! The best 1920’s and 30’s tunes arethe simple ingredients for that cocktail. So, sitback and take a sip of the orchestra’s newprogrammeLicensed To Swing.

Sat 10Sep 7.30pm£15.50 (conc. £14.50)Pre TheatreMeal £9

Wednesday14December2011–Saturday14January2012Tickets from £9

PasadenaRoofOrchestraLicensedToSwing

Basedon thebest-sellingbooksbyLynleyDodd

‘Out of the gate andoff for a walk, wentHairyMaclary fromDonaldson’s Dairy.’Anyonewith youngchildrenwillrecognise theseimmortal wordsinstantly as theopening linesof Lynley Dodd’swell loved book. Following a sell-out run at theEdinburgh Fringe Festival last year, HairyMaclaryand his friends are springing off the page and ontothe stage at the AdamSmith.

Featuringmany of the characters from the bookslike HerculesMorse, as big as a horse, Schnitzelvon Krummwith the very low tum and ScarfaceClaw – the toughest tomcat in town, withmusic,songs and several of your favourite HairyMaclarystories.

Sat 3Sep 2.00pmAll seats £7 (4 for £24) Age 2+

NonsenseroomProductions

HairyMaclary&Friends

The AdamSmith panto team this year serve upa extra special seasonal treat – a sumptuousScottish re-telling of everyone’s favouritefairy story.

Join Cinderella and her wee pals for ourtraditional tale of love and laughter,music andadventure with an extra big dollop of laughs onthe side – a fabulous festive family night out.

Panto Booking Open Now!

Cinderella


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cinemaTickets £5 (conc. £4)Breakfast Films all tickets £4AdamSmith Theatre offers a full cinema programmethoughout the year which gives you the chance to seecurrent blockbusters, arthouse and classic films allwith a pricebusting ticket. Sign up to receive ourregular cinema listings leaflet, which includes fulldetails of the forthcoming programme. All films arelisted in our Programme at a Glance in the centrepages of this brochure.

LochgellyCentreWork is nowwell underway on the redevelopment, with there-opening planned for the end of the year. The centre willinclude a new library and open plan cafe area as well as galleryand heritage display areas. We are still providing a wide range ofarts, movement and dance classes in the Art Shakk and TownHall.You can still visit our Box Office and book tickets for any of ourproductions and place notifications in the Central Fife Timesat our ticket outlet in Lochgelly Library, 2 – 4 High Street.Tel: 01592 583367

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A lovely art deco theatre in the heart ofDunfermline, Carnegie Hall presents a widerange ofmusic, drama, comedy, dance andchildren’s shows. The adjacentMusic Institutewith itsmeeting rooms and Studio Theatrewelcomes local arts and children’s groupsand hosts the creation of new productions.

Located within Carnegie Hall, Tiffany’sstunning bistro bar is family-friendly, withterrific views across the Forth Bridges.It opensMonday to Saturday, 10.00am to3.30pm, servingmeals, snacks and homebaking. The bar is open on performancenights, and pre-theatre dinners are availableon some performances. Tel: 01383 602397

Grandma and Lucy are up in the attic where allthememories are stored.Hidden in dusty containers at the top of the house,they have beenwaiting a long time to come outand play.Come up the stairs, blow away the cobwebs, andpeep into the boxes.Who knowswhatmight happenwhen the sleepy attic comes to life?

Part of the Bank of ScotlandImaginate Festival On Tour

Tue3May 1.30pm£4.50 (conc. £3.50) Age 3 to 5 years

Tue3 –Sat 7May 7.15pmSaturdaymatinee 2.15pm£12 (conc. £10)

Starcatchers andHazel Darwin-Edwards present

TheAttic

One of the best-loved and enjoyablemusicalsever produced, Singin’ in the Rain is generallyconsidered as Hollywood’s finest screenmusical. Featuring great comedy and livelychoreography, as the story unfolds, so do thesongs – includingMake ‘emLaugh, GoodMorning and, of course, the unforgettableSingin’ in the Rain – one of the top title songand dance routines of all time.

Tickets are also available from the Companyon 01383 725480

Kelty Musical Association in associationwith Josef Weinberger Ltd present

Singin’in theRain

Carnegie Hall 01383602302 www.attfife.org.uk

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Winner of the 2010 Edinburgh Comedy AwardDon’tmiss this opportunity to see 2010’s winnerof the Edinburgh Comedy Award and the co-hostof ITV2’s I’m a Celebrity GetMe Out of Here NOW!Smokescreens and Castles explores the self, thefamily and the consequences of his Dad buyinghis own council house. Sociological silliness andhigh-energy contortions guaranteed.“Russell Kane’s new show is the finest of hiscareer. Extremely funny, poignant and fuelledby real intelligence and passion” Time Out Live��“A heartbreaking and inspiring show – adocument of our times” The Sunday Times

Show postponed from Jan – all tickets still valid

Sun8May 7.30pm£14 (conc. £12)

Tue10May 7.30pm£8

RussellKaneSmokescreens&Castles

ADaisy-tastic whirlwind is about to arrive!

Dainty and delightful dancers, accompanied by a livemusician, create an upside-down, inside-out world fullof Daisies!

Oops a Daisy is a live, fresh theatre experience full ofmovement andmusic. Join us for a fun, spontaneousand exciting show for both children and parents.


Wed4May 10.30am&1.30pm£4.50 (conc. £3.50) Age 0 – 4 years

Starcatchers and Sacha Kyle present

OopsaDaisy

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WoodmillSingersAnEveningof theirMusic

TheWoodmill Singers present theirannual choir concert with all types ofmusic including popular, songs fromthe shows, classical, folk, jazz, etc.A good cross section ofmusic to suiteveryone.

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Wed18May 10.30am&1.30pm£5 Age 8+

With such classic hits as Sweets ForMy Sweet,Needles and Pins, Don’t Throw Your Love Away andWhen YouWalk In The Room, The Searchers haveenjoyed record sales well in excess of 40million.Their recent compilation album, The Very Best ofThe Searchers, has seen a recent well-deservedreturn to the UK charts. Their performanceincludes all their famous hits, plusmany of theiroriginal album recordings, B-sides and aselection of other well-known favourites.

Sat 14May7.30pm£17 (conc. £15)Pre TheatreMeals £9

TheSearchers

A Visible Fictions andScottish Opera Co-production

Imagine starting to tell a story – but notknowing how it will end...

This is what happens to Fritz, who onenight begins to tell a story to the townsfolkof Glockenheim. Gathered in the tavernaround a roaring fire, safe andwarmfrom thewinter weather, they listen,entranced. But themore Fritz unravelshis tale of kings, queens andmysteriousclockworkmachines, themore it comesto life. In fact, it springs to life inmoreways than one...

Told through a captivatingmix ofpuppetry, live action,music and song,Clockwork takes you to a world wherepastmerges into present, lifemergeswithmachine, and fiction becomesscarily real.

ClockworkCarnegie Hall 01383602302 www.attfife.org.uk

An adaptation of an original work by Philip Pullman

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Sat 28May 7.30pm£15 in advance, £17.50 on the door

Fri 20May 7.30pm£19.50 Pre TheatreMeals £9

TheBad Shepherds play punksongs on folk instruments.Not as a gag, but becausethey really like the noise.They think the songs arebetter than people remember.They love folk instruments.It works. They do songs byThe Sex Pistols, The Clash,The Stranglers, The Jam,Sham69, TheUndertones,TheRamones, TheBuzzcocks,The Specials, TalkingHeads,Squeeze and others, evenKraftwerk! Alright, they’renot all punk, but they comefrom roughly the same era.They’vemostly given the songsa kind of Celtic feel and they’vestuck in the odd reel and jig here and there... but occasionally they justthrash! They’ve always thought the excitement of a reel taking off is thenearest thing to the excitement of watching punk live in the 70s.

AdrianEdmondsonandTheBadShepherds


The HarlemGospel Choir return to the UK after a six year absencewith their newshow. The Choir has shared itsmessage of love and inspiration with thousands ofpeople around theworld, fromChina and Korea to Russia and Alaska. The theme ofevery performance is “bringing people and nations together and giving somethingback.” The Choir presents the finest singers andmusicians fromHarlem, New York.

In this new era of hope and change, the Choir’s voices reflect the renaissance ofHarlem’s culture. Their songs of hope and inspiration will touch the depths of yoursoul and lift your spirit; every performancewill take your breath away!

“The Harlem Gospel Choir are tremendous!”Sir Elton John

TheHarlemGospelChoir25th Anniversary Tour


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Members of Dunfermline Dramatic Societypresent three one-act comedies includingthe conclusion of the Cowdengelly Trilogy.

Fri 3&Sat 4 June 7.30pm£7 (conc. £6)

Sat 4 June 7.30pm Age16+£11 (conc. £9) Pre TheatreMeals £9

Dunfermline Dramatic Society presents

ThreeRandomActs

Chantal Gray's dance students proudlypresent a themed dance extravaganzafeaturing themusic of Glee, Run DMC,Flashdance, Pink and Cyndi Lauperplusmuch,muchmore. Greatmusic,great choreography and stellarperformances from these young Fifedancers.

Fri 3 June6.30pm£10

Chantal Gray presents

DanceManiaGlasgow Actors present

TheKingofScotlandTommyMcMillan believesthat 28 consecutive yearsof unemployment is a greatachievement, “theworkof a lifetime.” Then he’sfinally forced on toGovernment Training forWork Scheme. This turnsout to be a chance to escapefrom the high-rise flats,themysterious big fatJackie's bronchitis, andthe constant pressurisingof the housing associationabout chronicmould.

Featuring trouserlessbankers, talking dogs,flying taxis and a razor-sharpparody of theworkings ofScottish politics, Iain Heggie's outrageous Fringe First-winningcomedyKing of Scotland is rewritten and revised to coincidewiththe Scottish elections. Starring JonathanWatson ofOnly AnExcuse as Tommy.

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This show features amix ofvarious dance styles performedby students from age 3 to adults.Witness a lively blend ofmusicand dance covering all stylesincluding Jazz, Tap, Ballet,Disco, Hip Hop, Cheerleading,Latin and Ballroom.

Thur16June7.00pm£10 (conc. £8)

Fri 24June7.30pm£11 (conc. £10, child u-16 £5)

TheDanceStudio present

DanceFever2011

Pupils from The Dance Bankcome together to present PeterPan as their biennial dancedisplay. From the youngestperformers at two years tosenior adults, all are lookingforward to four performances onstage at Carnegie Hall.

Sat 18&Sun19June2.30pm&7.00pmAll tickets £8

TheDanceBankpresent

PeterPan

Wed8–Sat 11June7.15pm SatMat2.15pm£11 (conc. £9)Sat Mat all tickets £9

A concert ofmusic featuring songsfrom theWest End, BroadwayandHollywood, presented byDunfermline Gilbert & SullivanSociety.

Dunfermline Gilbertand Sullivan Society

SingingIsOurforte


Lochgelly&District AmateurMusical Association present

Copacabana

"Her namewas Lola. Shewas a showgirl"...BarryManilow's Grammy Award-winningsongwill be brought to life onstage byLADAMA in June. Copacabana presents thestory of Lola as told through the eyes ofStephen, a present day aspiring songwriterwhose imagination takes him back to a timewhen "music and passionwere always thefashion."

The show is full of spectacular dancing, lavishproduction numbers and unforgettable newBarryManilow songs.

MaySun1 3pm CatherineWheels TheatreCompanyCaged AdamSmith Theatre

Tue 3 7.30pm TheKing’s Speech (12A) AdamSmith Theatre

Wed4 11.00am&7.30pm TheKing’s Speech (12A) AdamSmith Theatre

Tue 3 1.30pm TheAttic CarnegieHall Studio

Tue 3 –Sat 7 7.15pm KeltyMusical AssociationSingin’ in theRain CarnegieHallSatMat 2.15pm

Wed4 10.30am&1.30pm CatherineWheels TheatreCompanyCaged RothesHalls

Wed4 10.30am&1.30pm Oops aDaisy CarnegieHall Studio

Thur 5 7.30pm ClaireCunningham AdamSmith Theatre

Thur 5 7.30pm OneManStarWars Trilogy RothesHalls

Fri 6&Sat 7 7.30pm East FifeMale VoiceChoir AdamSmith Theatre

Sat 7 7.30pm North SeaGas RothesHalls

Sun 8 7.30pm OfGods&Men (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Sun 8 7.30pm Russell KaneSmokescreens&Castles CarnegieHall

Wed 11 11.30am&1.30pm StarcatchersFirst Light RothesHalls

Tue 10 7.30pm Woodmill Singers CarnegieHall

Tue 10 7.30pm Fair Game (12A) AdamSmith Theatre

Wed11 7.30pm TheAdjustmentBureau (12A) AdamSmith Theatre

Wed11 –Fri 13 7.30pm Glenrothes TheatreCompany TripleBill RothesHalls

Thur 12 7.30pm AnimalKingdom (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Thur 12 8.00pm TheCoal Porters Tiffany’s CarnegieHall

Fri 13 7.30pm Archipelago (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Fri 13 7.30pm Ladies of Country RothesHalls

Sat 14 7.30pm Unknown (18) AdamSmith Theatre

Sat 14 7.30pm TheSearchers CarnegieHall

Sat 14 7.30pm TheBon Jovi Experience RothesHalls

Sun 15 7.30pm TheCompanyMen (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Wed18 10.30am&1.30pm Visible FictionsClockwork CarnegieHall

Wed 18 7.30pm Foster&Allen RothesHalls

Thur 19 7.30pm TheWilders RothesHalls

Fri 20 7.30pm TheShaolinWarriors RothesHalls

Fri 20 7.30pm TheHarlemGospel Choir CarnegieHall

Fri 20&Sat 21 7.30pm AdamSmithCollegeSpringAwakening AdamSmith Theatre

Sun 22 3.00pm Gnomeoand Juliet (U) AdamSmith Theatre

Tue 24 10.00am&1.00pm TheNight Pirates AdamSmith Theatre

Wed25 7.30pm Waste Land (PG) AdamSmith Theatre

Wed25 8.00pm Walter Strauss Tiffany’s CarnegieHall

Thur 26 11.00am&7.30pm Chalet Girl (12A) AdamSmith Theatre

Thur 26 –Sat 28 7.30pm TheKingdomSingers CarnegieHall Studio

Fri 27 7.30pm Dirty Dancing (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Sat 28 7.30 pm AdrianEdmondson&TheBadShepherds CarnegieHall

Sat 28 8.00 pm Still on theRoadshowMikeGunn&SeanCollins RothesHalls

Sun 29 3.00 pm Rango (PG) AdamSmith Theatre

JuneWed1 7.30pm Submarine (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Thur 2 11.00am&7.30pm Submarine (15) AdamSmith Theatre

Thur 2 7.30pm TheViennaProms RothesHalls

Fri 3 6.30pm Chantal Gray’sDanceMania CarnegieHall

Fri 3&Sat 4 7.30pm DunfermlineDramatic Society CarnegieHall StudioThreeRandomActs

Sat 4 7.30pm TheKing of Scotland CarnegieHall

Sat 4 7.30pm TonyChristie RothesHalls

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JuneWed8–Sat 11 7.15pm Lochgelly&District AmateurSatMatinée 2.15pm Musical AssociationCopacabana CarnegieHall

Fri 10 7.00pm Cheryl CrawfordSchool of Dance RothesHallsSat 11 1.00pm&7.00pm Showtime2011

Sun12 12noon&3.00pm TheWayBackHome AdamSmith Theatre

Tue 14 7.30pm bel Canto Voices AdamSmith Theatre

Wed15 8.00pm KimShepherd Tiffany’s CarnegieHall

Thur 16 7.00pm DanceFever 2011 CarnegieHall

Thur 16 7.30pm ThankYou for theMusic RothesHalls

Fri 17 7.30pm Ghosts AdamSmith Theatre

Sat 18 8.00pm MarkThomas AdamSmith Theatre

Sat 18 7.30pm 40th TwinningAnniversaryCelebrationConcert RothesHalls

Sat 18&Sun19 2.30pm&7pm TheDanceBankPeter Pan CarnegieHall

Thur 23 –Sat 25 7.00pm YvonneGrayDanceStudios RothesHallsTheGreatest ShowonEarth

Fri 24 7.30pm DunfermlineGilbert&SullivanSociety Concert CarnegieHall

Mon 27 8.00pm TheSermonOrganTrio Tiffany’s CarnegieHall

JulyMon4 8.00pm MGACompanyBeyondBroadway CarnegieHall

Mon15 –Wed17 Various TheNational Festival of Youth Theatre 2011 RothesHalls

Playroom CarnegieHall

AugustMon1&Tue 2 8.00pm WhyNot?Musical TheatreCompany CarnegieHall Studio

Sat 13 7.30pm Fusion: ABlend of Brass&Jazz RothesHalls

Sun 14 10.00am KingdomFM’sBabyShow RothesHalls

Sat 20 7.30pm TheCo-operative FuneralcareBand AdamSmith Theatre

Thur 25 7.00pm Believe... 1 Dream CarnegieHall

Mon 29 –Fri 2 7.30pm TheLadyBoys of Bangkok AdamSmith Theatre

SeptemberFri 2 7.30pm MacFloyd RothesHalls

Sat 3 2.00pm HairyMaclary&Friends AdamSmith Theatre

Sat 3&Sun4 12noon&3.00pm TheSingingKettleFunnyFarm CarnegieHall

Sun 4 12noon – 4.00pm KingdomFM’sWeddingFayre RothesHalls

Thur 8 7.30pm AnEveningwithPeter Alliss CarnegieHall

Fri 9 6.30pm Couture For You RothesHalls

Sat 10 7.00pm 21st Fiddlers’ Rally CarnegieHall

Sat 10 7.30pm PasadenaRoof Orchestra AdamSmith Theatre

Sun 11 7.30pm ColumSands&MaggieMacInnes RothesHalls

Tue 13 7.30pm WeeStoriesArthur CarnegieHall

Wed 14 10.00am&1.30pm WeeStoriesArthur CarnegieHall

Fri 16 10.00am&1.30pm WeeStoriesArthur RothesHalls

Thur 15 7.30pm HMBandof theRoyalMarines CarnegieHall

Sat 17 Various Fife FamilyHistory Fair RothesHalls

Sat 17 7.30pm AnEveningwithBlake CarnegieHall

Fri 23 8.00pm Wolfstone RothesHalls

Fri 20 7.30pm CraigHill CarnegieHall

Sat 24 7.30pm Voulez Vous CarnegieHall

OctoberSun23 7.00 pm SydneyDevine RothesHall

NovemberThur 17 8.00pm LeeNelson’sWellNewTour RothesHalls

Fri 18 TheDrifters RothesHalls

Full details of our events fromSeptemberonwardswill be found in our next brochure.

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Mon1&Tue2August 8.00pm£7 Studio

Thur25August 7.00pm£10 (conc. £8)

Following on from the hugely successful Scottishtour in 2010, the Fierce Theatre Company returnto Carnegie Hall for one night only this summerto present a ridiculously exciting, varied andsometimes silly selection of Musical Theatre hits– with a few surprises thrown in. As Glee fevertakes the country by storm, there really isn't abetter way to spend an evening!

Mon4July 8.00pm£10.50 (child u-15 £7.50)

MGA Productions are proud to present

TheFierceTheatreCompany

BeyondBroadway

Dancepoint Fife, one of Fife’s newest PerformingArts Schools, invites you to come along and sharetheir Dream. This promises to be an exhilaratingperformancewith students from 3 – 22 takingpart. Travel fromNew York backstreets, throughThe Lion King’s Pridelands, passing Buzz andWoody on the way and diving further intoHogwart’s School ofWitchcraft andWizardrythan you’ve ever dreamed.

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Everything you have ever secretly thought aboutdating, romance,marriage, lovers, husbands,wives and in-laws, but were afraid to admit! Thishilarious collection of short scenes andmusicalnumbers explores the ups and downs ofrelationships alongwith everything in-betweenthatmakes up themodern-day dating game,marriage and beyond!

Why Not? Musical Theatre Company present

I LoveYou,You’rePerfect,NowChange

Thur8September 7.30pm£20 Pre TheatreMeals £9

Songs you’ll be singing tillthe cows comehome!Dress as your favouritefarmyard animal and joinScotland’s Number OneFamily Show in their brandnewFunny Farmadventure.Cilla, Artie, Gary andKevinserve up a bumper crop oftop-notch singalong songsthat youwon’t want tomiss,including the brand-new,all-action Little Red Tractoralongwith favourites Five FatSausages andDown on theFunny Farm. Join in on stage

with the hilarious SheepDip Derby andwhat will happenwhenBonzo theDogmeets upwith the Claudia the Farmyard Cat?There’s fun for everyone, so bring Granny too – and don’t forget to dress upas your favourite farmyard animal.Suitable for girls and boys of all ages. For more information visitwww.singingkettle.com“...superb audience participation and fabulous musical fun creates adelightful experience that only The Singing Kettle can deliver every time”Daily Record

Sat 3&Sun4September 12noon&3.00pmAll seats £10.50 Supersaver 4 for £38

TheSingingKettleFunnyFarm

He played to packed auditoriums upand down the country last year, andwe are delighted to welcome the“Voice of Golf” to Fife.

Peter enjoyed a successful golfcareer winning 21 professionaltournaments, including 3 British PGAChampionships. He also representedGreat Britain and Ireland in the RyderCup 15 times. Peter once claimedhe’s a golf commentator onlybecause he’s “there as an old player,a lover of the game and a goodweaver of stories.” Modesty wouldprevent him saying that Golf Digestdescribed him as “the greatest golfcommentator ever”– but tomanythat’s what he is.

Peter will sharememories fromhischildhood and formative years, plushis own insightful views on the gameof golf today, as well as takingquestions from the audience.

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The legend returns!“Not since Monty Python has King Arthur been this much fun.Absolutely top class theatre, whatever age you are.”The Sunday HeraldWhowas King Arthur? A real King, or just a legend? The truthis no-one really knows. One fact that is true, however, is thatthe fantastical tale of King Arthur, the hero warrior, is one ofthe great stories of the world. Steeped in chivalry and romance,it is an epic story of a King and his exploits, involvingmagicandmagicians in an agewhere good conquered evil.Themulti award-winning Arthur, the Story of a KingencapsulatesWee Stories’ love of literature, high comedy,visual games and imaginative stagecraft.“A roaring success and a breathtaking triumph” The ScotsmanA Robert Wiseman Dairies Schools competition show.

Tue13&Wed14SeptemberTue: 7.30pm;Wed: 10.00am&1.30pm£7.50 (conc. £5) Age 8+

Thur15September 7.30pm£12 (conc. £10)Season tickets £36 (conc. £30)

Wee Stories

ArthurTheStoryofaKing

Dunfermline Strathspey&ReelSociety present over 70musiciansfrom societies all over Scotlandunder the baton of Ron Smith, withguest artist Jennie Hanson, North ofEngland Irish Fiddle Champion.More atwww.dunfermlinesrs.co.uk

Sat 10September 7.00pm£10 (conc. £8)

DunfermlineStrathspey&ReelSociety21stFiddlers’Rally

In their distinguishingwhite helmets, RoyalMarine Bands are celebrated for the quality oftheirmusic, visual grandeur and precision drill.On the concert platform, they enjoy a similarreputation, ensuring their continuing popularitywith audiences. The Band’s repertoire includespopular classics, Big Band, contemporary worksand entertaining solo features. The Corps ofDrums bringmovement, colour and the traditionof the ceremonial occasions.

The series continues with performances onThur 6 Oct, Thur 12 Jan and Thur 1 March.Season tickets on sale Fri 8 July at 10.00am.

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LookingAhead

Blake’s incredible journey started in 2007when four friends reunited onFacebook and quickly took themusic world by storm, blurring the linesbetween pop and classical singing, and creating a fantastic, original sound.Since that time they have released three award-winning albums, sung forRoyalty and performed atWembley, TwickenhamandWimbledon. Their liveshows continue towowaudienceswith a rich, harmonic sound that bringsspectacular colour tomuch-loved classical and pop anthems.This show features new songs from their latest album, Together, which shotstraight into the Top Five of theUKClassical Charts, was number one inAustralia and South Africa, andwas nominated for a second covetedClassical Brit Award for Albumof the Year.www.blakeofficial.com

Sat 17September 7.30pm£20 (conc. £17.50) Pre TheatreMeals £9

AnEveningwithBlake

The popular Playroom returns in the Summer. This is a relaxing drop insession for parents and children aged 0 – 4 over the holidays. Dates will beon our website soon but as the Playroom sold out quickly last year,make sureour Box Office staff have your email address andwewill let you know as soonas booking opens.

Tickets are already on sale for Craig Hill on Fri 23 September and Voulez Vouson Sat 24 September so no excuse not to get a front row seat!

It is Christmas Eve and the decorations, led by lovable old Sergeant Crackerand his best pal the Fairy, together with the baby baubles, cannot wait to lightup Christmas. But this year there is a new decoration under the tree… andwatch out for Rory the Rat who is out to thwart their every step. Join SergeantCracker on hismagical Christmas quest as the decorations race to seewhowillsit on top of the tree.A brand new, fun filled,musical adventure for the whole family, createdespecially for Carnegie Hall, Sergeant Cracker promises to be an extraspecial Christmas experience. Tickets will go on sale 1st May.

Wed 30 November – Mon 26 DecemberTickets £11 (conc. £9)

Sergeant

Cracker’sChristmasQuest

Thur12May 8.00pm£12

TheCoalPortersLed by Kentuckian and former LongRyder, Sid Griffin, The Coal Portersare an incredible five-piece acousticline-upwho proudly call themselves“the world's first alt-bluegrass band”.They have been aptly described as“a cross between the Clash and BillMonroe”.

“Absolutely inspiring” Janice Long,BBCRadio Two.

musicatCarnegie Hall 01383602302 www.attfife.org.uk

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Enjoy adeliciousbarmealwith the show!Meals available from7.30pm.

Wed25May 8.00pm£12

WalterStraussIt’s rare and exciting to witness suchartistry and technique on the guitar.Walter layers on highly-articulatedmelodies and harmonies, rhythmsand counter-rhythms, giving theimpression he ismagically playingseveral instruments at once.

“A many-layered, multi-textured,one-man folk festival."MaverickMagazine

Wed15June 8.00pm£12

KimShepherdLocal singer Kim Shepherdwillperform an evening of laid-back easylisteningmusic, ranging from popularhits tomusical theatre. Shewill beaccompanied by two of her colleaguesfrom “Cut The Cake”, Alan CondieandWillie Logan.

Mon27June 8.00pm£12

TheSermonOrganTrioThe SermonOrgan Trio consists ofPaul Harrison (organ), MalcolmMacFarlane (guitar) and TomGordon(drums). Theirmusic is wide-rangingfrom sensitive ballads through jazz,blues and Latin to the seriouslygroovy, with the emphasis on originalcompositions plus a few classics andhuge amounts of invention, interactionand improvisation!

Tickets fromBoxOfficesandThirdBaseRecordson01383722554

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Amodern andwell equipped events andconference centre situated in the KingdomShopping Centre in Glenrothes, Rothes Hallshosts larger-scalemusic, comedy and dramaproductions. Our busy café offers delicious,freshly-preparedmeals, plus coffee andhome baking, with a full bar available onshow nights.Fifespace, our vibrantgallery for visual art islocated on the first floor,with free entry and anew exhibition everysix weeks. The firstfloor also featuresconference rooms,suitable for interviews,seminars,trainingcourses, presentationsand dinner dances.

Between night and day – when everybody isasleep – they are having fun...Meet theMan in theMoon and awoman calledDawn as they work, play andmeet at sunrise.With fewwords and lots ofmusic First Light tellsthe delicate story of thatmagicalmoment whennightmeets day.


Wed11May 11.30am&1.30pm£4.50 (conc. £3.50) Age 0 – 2 yearsFamily ticket price: 4 for £12

Wed11–Friday13May 7.30pm£6 (conc. £5)

Starcatchers andMatt Addicott present

FirstLight

Beware the Jabberwock: Set in the fantasyworld of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice’ stories.

Wolf Tale: Wolf tries to alter the story of RedRiding Hood, but nothing turns out the way heexpects.

The Wise Villagers: Determined to find somebodysillier than the woman he’s tomarry, SquireSquibley travels to the village of Gotham –where he finds silliness aplenty.

“‘Beware the Jabberwock’ is a delight from startto finish... family entertainment doesn’t getbetter than this”Amateur Stage

GlenrothesTheatreCompany–TripleBillThreedelightfulcomediesbyRonNicol forfamilyaudiences

RothesHalls 01592611101 www.attfife.org.uk

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The beautifulmelodies of Foster and Allen havemade them a phenomenal success all over theworld. Since their first hit record in 1978 theyhave gone on to record 20 gold award-winningalbums and tour all over the world. Don’tmiss thisopportunity to spend awonderful evening beingserenaded and entertained by this well-loved Irishduo, who have been together formore than 30years.

Wed18May 7.30pm£18.50 (conc. £17.50)

Thurs19May7.30pm£12

FosterandAllen

Throughout their career, Bon Jovi have sold over120million albumsworldwide, performingmorethan 2,600 concerts in over 50 countries for over 34million fans. In 2006, they were inducted into theUKMusic Hall of Fame, and in 2004 they wereranked number 14 in Qmagazine's “50 GreatestBands of All Time”.

The Bon Jovi Experience is an outstanding tributeto Bon Jovi – and are the only Bon Jovi tribute bandin the world to have actually played and shared astagewith Jon Bon Jovi himself! Recreating BonJovi Live in Concert, the Bon Jovi Experienceperform all the great hits: Livin’ On a Prayer, Keepthe Faith, BadMedicine, You Give Love a BadName,andmany,manymore.

Sat 14May7.30pm£16.50

TheBonJoviExperience

Renowned as the “hillbilly hurricane”, TheWildersin full, unstoppable flight create a storm ofmusic wherever they play. Past favourites at theEdinburgh Fringe, Belfast’s Opera House Festivaland Celtic Connections, the band play rousingroots-of-country and old-timewith a pure essenceof early rockabilly. They deliver a blisteringfiddle/banjo/guitar/dobro/slap bass hoedown,playing whiz-bangmusic as infectious, fun-lovingand goodtime as youwill ever hear.www.wilderscountry.com

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Sat 28May 8.00pm£12 (conc. £10)

This internationally acclaimed production returns to Fife with a brandnew show before embarking on a new European tour. This breathtakingtheatrical Kung Fu Show vividly depicts the rarely-seen Kung Fumasters’ feats of agility strength and skill using Buddhist Meditation andtheir rigorousmartial arts training. The show is fully choreographed,with gorgeous scenery, atmosphericmusic, beautiful lights, andhundreds of costumes.

This show has been a huge hit over three continents, watched bymorethan 500,000 people of all ages.

“Rip-roaring entertainment!”Western Australian

Fri 20May 7.30pm£18.50 (conc. £16.50) Family x 4 £60Pre TheatreMeals £9

TheShaolinWarriorsDirect fromChina!

Havingmade dynamicappearances onMichaelMcIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow,Mike and Sean have teamedup to present a unique doublebill which not only offers solosets from each, but culminateswith both comic heart throbson stage together.

Toomuch handsome forsome? Perhaps, but this isthe opportunity to witnesstwo of the finest stand-upcomedians performing in theUK today.With super slickdelivery and killer punchlines,Mike and Sean are at the top oftheir game and prove thatgood comedy is not just ayoungman’s game. Havingfunny bones is somethingyou’re bornwith, and thesetwo don’t need calciumsupplements.

‘Mike Gunn is one of the 10 leading stand-ups in Britain” Independent on Sunday“Expert comedy done effortlessly – Sean Collins” The Scotsman

‘Still on theRoad’ShowMike Gunn & Sean Collins


Sat 4 June 7.30pm£20 Pre TheatreMeals £9

The Vienna Proms is based closely on thewonderful concerts given inVienna throughout the year. This is a full programmeof the ever-popularmelodies of Strauss and other great Austrian composers of the Romanticperiod. The concert openswith theDie Fledermaus Overture and throughout,it features a host of famous StraussWaltzes and Polkas including TheBlueDanube, Tritsch Tratsch Polka, ViennaBlood andmanymore.

The programme also features themusic of Franz Lehar, with amedley ofhis best-known tunes and, of course, the famousGold and SilverWaltz. Theconcert closes in the traditionalmannerwith the rousingRadetskyMarch.www.nationalconcertorchestra.co.uk

Thur2June 7.30pm£21.50 (conc. £17.50) Pre TheatreMeals £9

TheViennaPromsA Summer Night’s Concert with TheNational Concert Orchestra of Great BritainConducted by Greg Francis

Tony Christie has had top 20 hits all around theworld, with Las Vegas, I DidWhat IDid ForMaria, Avenues And Alleyways, Walk Like A Panther, EveryWord She Said and– of course – Is This theWay to Amarillo, which sold over one and a halfmillioncopies. On its re-release in 2005 to raisemoney for Comic Relief, it reachednumber one for sevenweekswith the biggest sales for a number one for the year– and is still the biggest selling single of the century! Tony Christie’s UK tourcelebrates his 50th Anniversary inmusic and the release of his new albumNow’s The Time!, which sees Tony Christie going back to his soulful, musical roots,featuring collaborationswith Jarvis Cocker and RoisinMurphy amongst others.Tony’s live showswill showcase tracks fromNow’s The Time!, alongwith all hischart hits.

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You’ve seen the record-breaking film, taken in the smash-hitWest Endmusical, bought the chart topping albums and singles...now experience the live concert show Thank You For TheMusic!Now in their fabba-ulous 18th year, the superb all-star cast haveentertained the nation for longer than Bjorn, Agnetha, Benny andFrida did during the 70s and 80s! Includes solid-gold Abba hitsMammaMia, Dancing Queen, Super Trouper andWaterloo plusshow-stealers Bee GeesMagic – performing Staying Alive,Massachusetts, Night Fever, HowDeep is Your Love and Gibbbrothers penned hits Islands in the Stream, Heartbreaker andChain Reaction.www.easytheatres.com

Thurs16June7.30pm£18 (conc. £16.50) Pre TheatreMeals £9

Sat 18June 7.30pm£6

ThankYouForTheMusicTheultimate tribute toABBAand theBeeGees

The pupils fromCheryl CrawfordDance Studios will be showcasingtheir talents in ballet, tap, Jazz,Cheer & Zumba! A fun variety showwith a tune to suit everyone!Come see our stars in themaking!

Fri 10&Sat 11JuneFri 7.00pm Sat1.00pm&7.00pm£8

CherylCrawfordSchoolofDance

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At the invitation of the Glenrothes TownTwinning Association, the Glenrothes andEast FifeMale Voice choirs welcomethe Liederkranz fromBöblingen andDagersheim, to celebrate the anniversary ofthe twinning link between Böblingen andGlenrothes. There will be an interesting andvaried programme of songs from the choirsindividually and together on stage duringthis very special concert.

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TheNational Festival of Youth Theatre is the largest openplatform for youth theatre performances anywhere inthe UK. Returning to Rothes Halls for a second consecutiveyear, the Festival promises a weekend of live, dynamic andextraordinary events by leading youth theatres and artisticorganisations fromScotland and abroad.With individual performances scheduled throughout the entireweekend, an outdoor stage in the KingdomShopping Centreand flashmob style breakout sessions it is an occasion torecognise Scotland’s artistic potential. NFYT 11 is produced byPromote YT, the national organisation for promoting anddeveloping Scotland’s vital and vibrant youth theatre sectorlocally, nationally and internationally.Performance programme open to the public (on saleMay 17).Formore information on performances, workshopsand events visitwww.promoteyt.co.ukEvent sponsors Shell U.K. Ltd

Fri 15–Sun17JulySuitable for young people aged 14+

Sat 13August 7.30pm£8 (conc. £6)

Promote YT presents

TheNationalFestivalofYouthTheatre2011

You are invited to enjoy an amazingspectacle of dance performed bypupils of the Yvonne Gray DanceStudios.

Thur23–Sat 25June 7.00pm£10 (conc. £7)

Yvonne Gray DanceStudios present

TheGreatestShowonEarth

As part of a Creative Scotland funded project,multi-award-winning KingdomBrass have teamedupwith Fife’s leading jazz orchestra, FYJO, to bringyou an inspirational cross-genre collaboration.

With appearances from theKingdomBrass YouthBand and Percussion Academy, plus guest soloistDavur JuulMagnussen, Trombone, the concertwill be an excitingmix of tradition, creation andimprovisation.

Tickets available fromBox Offices and bandmembers.KingdomBrassFife Youth Jazz OrchestraKingdomBrass YouthKingdomBrass Percussion Academy

More information atwww.kingdombrass.org.uk

Kingdom Brass & FYJO present

Fusion:ABlendofBrassandJazz

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A unique bilingual project exploringmusical andlinguistic links between Ireland and Scotland insong and story.MaggieMacInnes, descended from generationsof singers and storytellers on Barra, and ColumSands, from the great County Downmusical clan,have pooled their considerable talents to weave abi-lingual tapestry of songs old and new, reachingacross the waves that have divided and joinedScotland and Ireland over the centuries.Maggie andColumhaveworked on The Seedboatover the past five years, exchanging ideas andrecording tracks between their own busy soloschedules. The album rejoices in thewealth oflanguage shared by the two countries, and carriesstories and emotions that are truly universal. Fromheart-breaking love songs to quirky originals, fromtranslations that capture the spirit to tunes that havestood the test of time, this is a truly unique collection.

Sun11September 7.30pm£12 (conc. £10)

Fri 16September 10.00am&1.30pm£7.50 (conc. £5) Age 8+

The Seedboat (Bàta an t-Sìl)

ColumSands&MaggieMacInnes

MacFloydwill take you on a journey spanning fourdecades of classic tracks, covering what is simplythe best of Pink Floyd from 1973’s The Dark SideOf TheMoon, through to 1994’s The Division Bellalbums. Experience for yourself all the sights andexcitement of a Pink Floyd concert in over twohours of sheermagic... completely live!

www.macfloyd.co.uk

Fri 2September 7.30pm£15

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The legend returns!“Not since Monty Python has King Arthur beenthis much fun. Absolutely top class theatre,whatever age you are” The Sunday HeraldWhowas King Arthur? A real King, or just alegend? The truth is no-one really knows. One factthat is true, however, is that the fantastical tale ofKing Arthur, the hero warrior, is one of the greatstories of the world. Steeped in chivalry andromance, it is an epic story of a King and hisexploits, involvingmagic andmagicians in an agewhere good conquered evil.Themulti award-winning Arthur, the Story of a KingencapsulatesWee Stories’ love of literature, highcomedy, visual games and imaginative stagecraft.“A roaring success and a breathtaking triumph”The Scotsman

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This is a double bill featuring two of Scotland’s premier Celtic/Trad Fusionbands.Wolfstone are on stage first and the gig is all standing, so pleasearrive early if you’d like to be near the front.

Formore than 21 years now,Wolfstone, with foundermembers DuncanChisholm and Stuart Eagleshamand long-termPiper Stevie Saint asthemainstays of the band’s line-up, have taken their living, breathing,adrenaline-inducing version of the evolving folk tradition across theworld.Wolfstone’s current line-up is undoubtedly themost vibrant andmostexciting ever, and their special blend of electric and acoustic guitars, fiddle,pipes and pulsating percussion, combinedwith a dynamic stage presence,ensure the ultimate in Traditional/Rock Fusionmusic performances.www.wolfstone.co.uk

Blazing bagpipes, fiddle and accordions, electrically fusedwith funkyrhythms and soul-gripping songs, complemented by the soaring vocals oflead singer Alec Dalglish; Skerryvore are an award-winning Scottish bandcreating a ‘Trad-rock’ fusion for the 21st Century.www.skerryvore.com

Fri 23September8.00pm£17

WolfstoneandSkerryvore

Fifespace is an exciting Gallery area inRothes Halls’ Upper Foyer hosting achanging programme of exhibitionsevery six weeks including textiles,paintings and photographs. Proposalsfor new exhibitions are welcome.Please contact Gillian Parsons on08451 555555 ext 402224.

FREE ENTRY

Open from 10am – 5pm,Monday to Saturday andaccessible by the stairs or lift.

And lookingfurther ahead– on sale noware tickets for:Sydney Devine

on Sun 23October at7.00pm

Lee Nelson’sWell New Tourat 8.00pm on

Thur 17November

The Driftersreturn onFriday 18Novemberat 7.30pm.

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The SpaceBetweenSat 14 May – Thur 23 June

Contemporary artists fromCupar, andKirkcaldy basedartists Blacksand come togetherin Glenrothes to create thisexhibition situated in theFifeSpace Gallery and in shopswithin the KingdomShoppingCentre.

Jenny Barker, Pat Bray, DamonHerd, FionaMcDonald, GayleNelson, Carolyn Scott, Liz Skulina,Angie Turner, KerryWatson andKathyWatts

NewPerspectivesMonday 27th June –Thursday 4th August 2011

Four recent graduates fromAdamSmith College VisualCommunications Degree Courseshowcase this remarkablecollection of artwork and atthe same time, raise publicawareness about this brand newdegree course based in StentonCampus, Glenrothes.

Violeta Front, InekeWatt, GillianBell and Colin Gallacher

GlenrothesCamera ClubAnnualExhibitionMonday 27 June – Thursday 4August (Lower Foyer)

Glenrothes Camera Clubprovides an opportunity for localphotographers of all ages andexperience to display theirbest work in the RothesHalls.Currently boasting a healthy anddiversemembership of around 40photographers, the club has beenin existence since the early 1960s,andmeets in its own club house inWoodside on Thursday evenings.

Glenrothes ArtClub AnnualExhibitionMonday 8 August –Thursday 15 September

Now in its 56th year, GlenrothesArtClub remains the focus of amateurarts and crafts in thewiderGlenrothesarea. Their base inAuburnParkprovides an environment that iswelcoming, engaging, andinformative,with newmembersalwayswelcome. The club’s 2011annual exhibition sees anotherspectacular display of paintings,drawings, photographs and craftscreated by local artists of allstandards and levels of experience.With some200 pieces on showand forsale, the exhibitionwill present ablaze of colour and inspiration.

From DistantShores to HomeByMichele DavidMonday 19 September –Thursday 27 October 2011

Fromsulphur springs to lava flows,from themountains ofMorocco to theshores of Scotland, the paintings andphotographs of award-winning artistMichele David show theworld in allits beauty and extremes.

Since graduating from theGlasgowSchool of Art, Michele'swork hasdeveloped a unique character,capturing the drama of ourworldwhile retaining a gentle intimacywithher subject.Winning the VilliersDavid Travel Prize, the AlastairSalvesen Award and a fellowship attheWest Australian Academy of Artshas enabledMichele to travel tocountries as far afield as Australia,America and the Far East.

By far the easiest way to book yourtickets is online at our secure websitewww.attfife.org.ukwhere you’ll also find fullterms and conditions regarding ticket sales.You can phone us or call in person at anyof our venues to book tickets for anyof our events.

Adam Smith TheatreBennochy Road, Kirkcaldy KY1 1ET01592583302Box Office open 10am – 5.30pm Mon – Sat& later on performance nights

Carnegie HallEast Port, Dunfermline KY12 7JA01383602302Box Office open 10am – 9pm Mon – Fri;10am – 3.30pm on Sat & later on performance nights

Rothes HallsKingdom Centre, Glenrothes KY7 5NX01592611101Box Office open 9am – 5pm Mon – Sat& later on performance nights

The Lochgelly Centre is currently closedfor refurbishment. A full and variedprogramme of events continues to runthroughout a number of venues in Lochgelly.See page 9 formore details. Lochgelly CentreBox Office number 01592583367.

GroupsDiscounts are available on full price ticketsonmany shows for Groups of 10+. Full detailsavailable from the Box Office.

AccessAll our buildings are accessible via ramps andwe have adapted toilets and induction loops.Guide Dogs and hearing dogs are welcomein our theatres and cafés. This brochure isavailable in large print and audio.

SpecialOffers:We reserve the right to introducespecial offers at any time.

If you have any comments on your experienceat our events and venues, just let us know!Visitwww.youtellus.co.uk or speak to anymember of staff.

howtobookWhy notmake your theatre night outevenmore special, with a deliciousmeal before the show in one of ourtheatre café bars?Wenowoffer two orthree-course pre-theatremeals acrossour venues – look for the knife and forksymbol next to selected performances.Booking is essential – and if you bookat the same time as your tickets, atwo-coursemeal is only £9 per person.Ask at our BoxOffice for fullmenudetails. Please contact the venue tomake your reservation.

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