Well the curtain came down on our last Peter Pan and The Pirates performance this weekend, and what a blast we had! We had 1,235 amazing audience members across our five shows, and you were all wonderful! We hope you enjoyed the show as much as we did performing! Your support means everything to us, …
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Peter Pan & The Pirates – Tickets On Sale Now!
Neverland is peaceful once more, but for Peter Pan, life without adventure just isn’t the same. When a new crew of pirates led by the bold and boastful Captain Redd sails into Scuttlebutt Bay, Peter and Tinkerbell find themselves caught up in a fresh wave of excitement. Meanwhile, back in London, Wendy’s daughter Jane dreams …
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Thank you Vattenfall and Foundation Scotland!
Culter Theatre Club are delighted to announce that we have been awarded £7,478 from the Foundation Scotland and Vattenfall – ‘Unlock our Future Fund’ towards the replacement and upgrade of our stage lighting at Culter Village Hall. Vattenfall, operator of the Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm, provide the ‘Unlock our Future Fund’ to support projects in …
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Peter Pan and the Pirates – AUDITIONS
Set sail for Neverland in this brand-new swashbuckling adventure—Peter Pan and the Pirates! A musical pantomime packed with laughs, surprises, and a sprinkle of fairy dust. Ever thought you’d like to have a go on stage? Well now’s the time to come along to the auditions and show us your stuff. Whether you want one …
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£1,500 Raised for the Forget-Me-Not Club
Thanks to our wonderful audiences during Seriously Ballroom we collected an amazing £1,500 for the Forget Me Not Club. This is a charity based in Banchory that provides support to those living with & caring for people with dementia in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire. If you’d like to find out more about them, pop over to …
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