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'Babes in the Wood' is showing at the Carnegoe Hall, Dunfermline, Fife from Friday 3rd December to Sunday the 26th December. This production which is performed by 'Take Two Productions' incorportes a local flavour with reference to various landmarks in and around Dunfermline which will appeal to an audience of all ages. The Pantomime has been written and directed by Scotland's top comedy actor Tony Roper. Tickets are priced from £7 for children to £30 for a group of four (Maximum two adults). To book your tickets either contact the box office by phone on 01383 314000, write to Box Office, Carnegie Hall, East Port, Dunfermline, KY12 7JA or make an online booking by visiting their web-site on www.carnegiehall.co.uk or e-mail carnegiehall@fife.gov.uk |
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Why not visit Crieff Visitor Centre, Muthill Road, Crieff, Perthsire PH7 4HQ which is open daily from 9am to 5pm. Pop into the Highland Drovers Exhibition admission adults £2.50 and children £1.50 where you can trace the origins of the Highland Cattle Drovers, follow their journeys, discover how they lived and find out why they disappeared. You will also find a gift shop an example of crafts shown in the picture to the left. A garden centre, children's play area and local walks will keep you amused for hours. For further information visit their web-site at www.crieff.co.uk |
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'Beauty and the Beast' adapted by Laurence Boswell can be seen at The Byre Theatre, St Andrews, Fife from Friday 3rd December to Saturday 8th January 2005. This is an enchanting tale for Christmas about a young girl's jpirney of discovery towards the understanding of passion, imagination and love in the glorious palace of the BEAST. This pantomime will appeal to all the family. There are seperate school performances throughout December. For further information regarding available tickets and prices please contact the Box Office on 01334 475000 or visit their web-site on www.byretheatre.com or e-mail enquiries@byretheatre.com. |
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The Museum of Piping, 30-34 McPhater Street, Glasgow which is open Mondays to Saturdays from 9.30am to 4.30pm during the months of September to May is a must for the traditional Scottish Music enthusiast. Discover the history of this instrument. Admission is £3 for Adults, Concessions £2 and free to National Museum of Scotland members. Visit their web-site on www.thepipingcentre.co.uk |
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The Edinburgh Crystal Visitor Centre is based in Eastfield, Penicuik on the outskirts of Edinburgh and offers a selection of gifts. Here you can learn about how crystal is made and watch a mastercraftsman trasnform plain crystal into a cut glass piece of art. The Centre is open 7 days a week Monday to Saturday 10am - 5pm and Sundays 11am to 5pm. Why not visit their web-site www.edinburgh-crystal.com if you cannot visit in person and browse the pages of their catalogue which provides a shopping cart for the enthusiast.
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Downfield Musical Society are performing in Mother Goose at the Whitehall Theatre, Dundee from 10th to 22nd December 2004. The Company have brought together a fantastic cast, wonderful sets, spectacular effects, including an amazing laser show, so you are sure to be captivated and enthralled by this thrilling production. All your favourite pantomime characters on stage in glorious Technicolor in an evening of pure entertainment where everyone can boo and cheer young and not so young! For details of various admission times and full ticket price list visit www.downfieldms.co.uk Admission £11.00 and £10.00
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