Pitlochry Festival Theatre up for top UK award
A Perthshire Theatre is urging its audiences to support it as it vies for a top national title.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announces new winter programme
Audiences at Pitlochry Festival Theatre will be transported to Chicago, Rydell High School and the Land of Oz over the coming months.
Pitlochry Festival Theatre stars get ready for summer season
Pitlochry Festival Theatre has taken the wraps off its action-packed summer schedule.
Former Pitlochry GP Dr Christopher Grant
Dr Christopher Grant, who was a GP in Pitlochry for 35 years, has died aged 91.
Winter Words Festival 2018, Pitlochry Festival Theatre: Sally Magnusson
A poignant true story set in 17th Century Iceland awaits visitors to the Winter Words Festival at Pitlochry Festival Theatre tomorrow. Broadcaster and author Sally Magnusson will talk about her debut novel, The Sealwoman’s Gift, a reimagining of the plight of the women and children involved in a 1627 Icelandic pirate raid.
Big names line-up for Winter Words literary festival
A top line-up of authors, film-makers, adventurers and journalists has been unveiled for the 14th Winter Words literary festival, which opens next month in Pitlochry.
Record-breaking Pitlochry Festival Theatre artistic director to step down
Pitlochry Festival Theatre will have big shoes to fill following the decision by its artistic director to step down after 15 hugely successful years.
Public transport plan to regenerate Perth nightlife
A new after-dark bus service could reinvigorate Perth's flagging nightlife and provide a lifeline for revellers in rural parts of the region.
Monarch of the Glen will bring Compton Mackenzie’s beloved novel to the Pitlochry stage
To many, Richard Briers is the Monarch of the Glen – a cantankerous but lovable relic of Scotland’s past.
High Society at Pitlochry Festival Theatre
It’s another opening, another show (sorry, wrong show) as the curtain goes up on the latest summer season at the Theatre in the Hills – and it’s another musical blockbuster, writes Peter Cargill.