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Lochside Theatre is a professionally equipped theatre in the heart of south-west Scotland, managed and staffed entirely by part-time volunteers.

 

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ABBA-CADABRA

ABBA-CADABRA

Saturday 10 May 7.30pm £12.00 (£10.00)

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Abba Cadabra formed in 2003 after a long process of auditions were held to make sure that only the most talented and gifted musicians were involved. Since then, the show has become incredibly popular due to the band's ability to reproduce the unique ABBA sound which very few tribute acts have been able to achieve. Unlike so many ABBA tribute Bands, ABBA-CADABRA play 100% Live. No miming, just pure musical talent!!!
Our incredibly talented singers, Jacqui and Nicky, provide the lead vocals, reproducing those difficult harmonies perfectly, whist performing stunningly choreographed dance routines. Authentic costumes, funky boots and blue eye shadow add to the fun! Glynn tinkles the ivories, whilst singing lead male vocals and James gives the band its unique rocky edge by playing lead guitar faster than anyone you have ever heard, but still managing not to fall off those high silver platform boots!! That rich and funky bass sound is reproduced by our Dave and Billy, or "Animal as we like to call him, is our drummer….mental, but amazingly talented.

www.abba-cadabra.co.uk

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The Lochside Theatre Company

steamie

The Steamie

Wed 13 - Sat 16 August 7.30pm £6.00 (£4.00)
(Saturday evening including supper £10.00)

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When it first opened in 1987, The Steamie took the theatrical world by storm. Set during the 1950s, the play takes place on Hogmanay in a Glasgow public wash house or Steamie. As the washing is done, four women sing, laugh and cry their way through the last working day of that year, with a little help from the increasingly not so handy Andy.
Portraying a way of life in the midst of change, The Steamie fast became a firm favourite with people of all ages up and down the land and, to this day, its popularity shows no signs of waning. Half a century on, the way we work may have changed but, whenever the play is staged, it can still strike a chord of recognition in members of the audience and have them rolling in the aisles with laughter one moment and wiping away a tear the next.

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