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FANCY A LADIES DAY OUT AT THE RACES.....IN STEWARTON? New Drama for May 2009

Ladies Day Stewarton Drama   Bonnet Toun Race Day Drama

STEWARTON DRAMA GROUP ARE CASTING FOR HIT COMEDY PLAY

Stewarton Drama Group are holding a casting night on Wednesday 4 March at 7.30pm for their forthcoming production of Amanda Whittington's hit comedy LADIES DAY. The hilarious and touching tale, recently commended by national theatre critics as

an exuberantly up-to-the-minute comedy will be staged in the town's New Stewarton Area Centre at 7.30pm on
  • THURSDAY 28th May,
  • FRIDAY 29th May
  • SATURDAY 30th MAY 2009.

When the curtain rises the audience soon see that work, life and love are just one long hard slog for fish factory workers Pearl, Jan, Shelley and Linda. Friends together through the gills, the guts and the guys, these likely lasses' fortunes are set to change when Linda finds tickets to Ladies Day at Royal Ascot. After years of fish-filleting the pals are ready for a spot of filly-fancying, but the question is; is Royal Ascot ready for them?

Out go the hairnets, overalls and wellies as the foursome doll themselves up to the nines, don some eye boggling hats, and head off to the races for a drink, a flirt and a flutter. The foursome, who are themselves fish out of water, are absolutely determined to make the most of this once in a lifetime opportunity to mix it with the aristocracy ...... but it turns out that they spend more time mixing with a drunken punter, a suicidal jockey and a dubious tic-tac man who bears an uncanny resemblance to Channel 4 racing pundit, John McCririck

Fred the ticket tout)(Johnnie McPherson),
Suicidal Irish jockey, Patrick (Jim Goldie),
Drunken punter, Kevin (Roy Graham),
Lost love, Barry (David Robertson)
Sleazy tic-tac man, Jim (Walter Findlay)
who bears an uncanny resemblance to Channel 4 racing pundit, John McCririck.

Director of the show, Nancy McPherson said: "Ladies Day is a sparkling, contemporary comedy which offers adventures and startling revelations and most importantly is guaranteed to have the audience smiling from start to finish. You could say it's a real winner in its field!

We'd really love to meet any potential new members who might be interested in getting involved in our local production of the play at our reading and casting night on Wednesday 4th March."

Tickets for the production priced at £6.00 each will be on sale at Stewarton Library and Candy Chace in the town's High Street from the end of March. Alternatively, tickets can be reserved now by emailing stewartondramagroup@hotmail.co.uk

The casting of the play will be held on Wednesday 4th March in the Group's premises in the Scout Building, next to the Tennis Courts in the town's Corsehillbank Street. Anyone over the age of 18 is welcome to attend on both evenings. Log on to the group's website www.sdg.cfsites.org

Submitted by:
Laura McPherson
Publicity Convener
Stewarton Drama Group


Festival of One Act Plays

Stewarton Drama Group took part in the SCDA Festival of One Act Plays at the Palace Theatre, Kilmarnock.

The full results of the SCDA Ayrshire District One Act Play Festival 2009 are attached, along with a few photos from last night.

The team will now go on to represent Ayrshire at the West of Scotland Final of the competition in The Lochside Theatre, Castle Douglas between Thu 26 & Sat 28 March 2009. (SDG will perform first on Saturday 28 March.)

The team will now go on to represent Ayrshire at the West of Scotland Final of the competition in The Lochside Theatre, Castle Douglas between Thu 26 & Sat 28 March 2009. (SDG will perform first on Saturday 28 March.) .

Friday 27 February 'Edward' by Margaret Wood.

Produced by David Robertson.
Cast: Alison Barr, Mairi-Claire Traynor, Morag Smith, Linda Pacevitch, Janet Robertson, Marion Lamont and Gillian Young.


Saturday 28 February 2009 'Epitaph for a Hard Man' by Evelyn Hood

Produced by John Allardice.

Won 'The Joe Corrie Cup' for First Place (out of 9 adult teams)
and 'The Alex McGregor Trophy' for the Team with the Highest Marks in Acting.

Cast: Nancy McPherson, Walter Findlay, Laura McPherson

Stewarton Drama Group 2008

Have won the British Final of One Act Plays in Swansea on Saturday night, beating the national champions of England, Ireland and Wales.

This was the 75th British Final Festival of One Act Plays.
The Festival has been running since 1927 including a break for the war.
It is the first time in 5 years that Scotland has won the British Final and the first time in 80 years an Ayrshire drama club has won the British Final. The Ardrossan and Saltcoats Players won in 1928 as the second ever British Final with their production of The Old Lady Shows Her Medals by J M Barrie.


The 2008 Christmas Panto will be 'Old Mother Hubbard's Christmas at the Orphanage'

Written and Directed by David Robertson

The panto will be staged from Tuesday 1st until Saturday 6th December 2008, There is also a Matinee performance on the Saturday 6th at 2pm. at the Stewarton Area Centre.

Tickets are priced at 7.00 pounds and 4.00 pounds concession tickets are available from the Library in Avenue Square from late October 2008.


All visitors to Stewarton.com can now link to the brand new updated Web site for the Drama group SDG_Web_Site

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