Happy new year from all at Jazz Hands Scotland
Monday, 31 December 2012
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Project Theatre Looking for Band Members / Musicians
Project Theatre are currently looking for band members / musicians for our orchestra for our upcoming musical at Falkirk Town Hall on 24th and 25th May as part of the Tryst Festival. We would be grateful if any interested parties, either individuals or groups would contact us as soon as possible.
Although we appreciate possible interested people may not be able to provide all instrumentation we ...require so we are working hard to source individuals in other areas.
The instrumentation needed is as follows:
Alto Sax
Tenor Sax
Trumpet
Trombone
Electric Guitar
Electric Bass
Drums
2 Keyboards
The musical numbers are:
Kids in America
Girls just wanna have fun
Footloose
Mickey
Video killed the radio star
Glory of love
Let’s hear it for the boy
I’m gonna be (500 Miles)
You give love a bad name
Man in the mirror
We are the world
Dancing on the ceiling
Total eclipse of the heart
Walking on sunshine
Don’t stop believing
Centrefold
Lost in your eyes
Material Girl
Eye of the tiger
The final countdown
Time of my life
As we are a voluntary group we are not currently able to pay our musicians but we will provide reasonable expenses and all other equipment as necessary. For younger musicians 25yrs and under we can also offer the Saltire Awards Scheme endorsed by the Scottish Government for youth volunteers.
For organisations we would be delighted to make a contribution donation to their funds and we will also offer complimentary tickets to friends and family and would be happy to provide sponsorship in our show programme.
Please contact us through facebook or call 01324 870419 / 07954173842 or email info@projecttheatre.org.uk
Thankyou
Labels:
2013,
Back to the 80s,
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Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Project Theatre at Christmas
Great Christmassy night with the Project Theatre kids and even Santa dropped by!. In the spirit a bit more now! Roll on our xmas performances for the Falkirk District Arts and Civic Council on Friday and Abbostgrange Church on Sunday 16/12/12
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Pantomime Time Advertise FREE
if you are hosting a pantomime this year in Scotland thorn why not advertise the show via Jazz Hands Scotland for FREE
Email over a jpeg image and some information to jazzhandsscotland@live.co.uk
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Pantheon Club Glasgow
Pantheon Club Glasgow
'A Midsummer Night's Dream' for Valentines Week 2013 at Cottier's Theatre Glasgow... Tickets are on sale NOW... the perfect Christmas Gift... go on, surprise your loved ones with something diferent this Christmas: they will 'love' it and never forget it!!!
Theatre Box Office 01413574000 or pantheontheatre.co.uk/dream or a cast member (no booking fee when booked via the club)...
..or Cottier's Theatre online booking:
http://sa1.seatadvisor.com/ sabo/servlets/ TicketRequest?eventId=652469&pr esenter=TLFOURACRES
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Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Saughtonhall Church Drama Society
Group:
Saughtonhall Church Drama Society
Title:
Jack and the
Beanstalk - a Limelight
script
Venue:
Saughtonhall United Reform Church Hall
Dates
/Times:
21st to 24th November 2012 7.30pm
plus 1.30pm Sat matinee
Tickets: £5
adults £3 children Online booking - http://www.saughtonhall.com/page32.html
Telephone:
0131 539 0491 or call in at the Church any Sunday at about 12.15pm after
morning worship
Additional
Info:
Our traditional pantomime featuring Daisy the
Cow
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Saughtonhall Church Drama Society
Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group
Group: Edinburgh Graduate Theatre
Group
Title: Richard III by William
Shakespeare
Venue :St. Brides Centre, Orwell
Terrace
Dates /
Times: 21st to
24th November 7.30pm.
Tickets: £10 www.egtg.co.uk www.hubtickets.co.uk
Additional
Info: As the country moves from
war to peace, Richard watches his brother ascend to the throne of England and
confides in us his intention to seize the crown.
Navigating an imposing
assembly of some of Shakespeare's greatest female characters, Richard revels in
every moment of his homicidal rise to absolute domination. But when tyrannical
power takes hold of a state, who dares to challenge the
regime?
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November
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