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SUMMARY:Macbeth: Blood & Bluegrass
DESCRIPTION:Macbeth: Blood & Bluegrass by The Barden Party is a critically acclaimed musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play. Set to a score of Americana and bluegrass music\, this version of the bard’s tale blends classic literature with a modern twist alongside original arrangements of the music of Mumford and Sons\, Dolly Parton and The SteelDrivers\, to create an emotional\, accessible\, toe-tapping theatrical experience. \nThe work was devised and developed in Wellington\, New Zealand and toured around NZ and Australia from November 2024 to March 2025\, winning Best Theatre Week 2 at the Adelaide Fringe Festival and receiving multiple five-star reviews along the way. The Barden Party then brought the production to The Edinburgh Fringe in August 2025\, where it received five-star reviews from Theatre Weekly\, Musical Theatre and The Recs\, along with standing ovations from audiences. \nYou’ll never see the notorious Scottish Play in the same way again!
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/macbeth-blood-bluegrass-2/
LOCATION:Kemnay Village Hall\, 8 Aquithie Road\, Kemnay\, Aberdeenshire\, AB51 5SS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Kemnay
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SUMMARY:Macbeth: Blood & Bluegrass
DESCRIPTION:Macbeth: Blood & Bluegrass by The Barden Party is a critically acclaimed musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play. Set to a score of Americana and bluegrass music\, this version of the bard’s tale blends classic literature with a modern twist alongside original arrangements of the music of Mumford and Sons\, Dolly Parton and The SteelDrivers\, to create an emotional\, accessible\, toe-tapping theatrical experience. \nThe work was devised and developed in Wellington\, New Zealand and toured around NZ and Australia from November 2024 to March 2025\, winning Best Theatre Week 2 at the Adelaide Fringe Festival and receiving multiple five-star reviews along the way. The Barden Party then brought the production to The Edinburgh Fringe in August 2025\, where it received five-star reviews from Theatre Weekly\, Musical Theatre and The Recs\, along with standing ovations from audiences. \nYou’ll never see the notorious Scottish Play in the same way again!
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/macbeth-blood-bluegrass/
LOCATION:Johnshaven Village Hall\, Mid Street\, Johnshaven\, Montrose\, Angus\, DD10 0HB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Johnshaven
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260911T190000
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SUMMARY:Tom Campbell Trio
DESCRIPTION:The Tom Campbell Trio is a vibrant presence in the Scottish traditional music scene\, blending Scottish and Irish influences with contemporary innovation. Formed in 2018\, the trio consists of Tom Campbell on flute\, Callum Convoy on bodhrán\, and Gillie O’Flaherty on guitar. Their sound fuses original compositions with traditional folk\, infused with a modern edge. The trio garnered significant recognition as finalists at the BBC Folk Awards 2019 and as winners of the 2021 Battle of the Folk Bands. \nTom Campbell’s musical roots are in the Isle of Lismore\, further developed at Plockton Music School and Lews Castle College in Benbecula. His background with flute\, whistle\, pipes\, and bodhran\, along with his passion for composition\, gives the trio a unique sound. His works have been recorded by artists like Kevin Meehan and 3 on the Bund\, influencing the evolution of traditional music. \nGillie O’Flaherty\, a multi-instrumentalist from Ullapool\, has strong ties to Scottish music\, beginning with Feis Rois and performing at prominent festivals such as the Cambridge Folk Festival and Ullapool Guitar Festival. Having studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, Gillie brings a wealth of skill and a passion for ensemble playing\, contributing distinct energy to the trio’s sound. \nCallum Convoy\, a rising star on the Scottish percussion scene\, is known for his intricate bodhran rhythms and his skill in blending traditional and modern styles. A first-class graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, Callum has collaborated with bands such as The Canny Band and several other artists\, earning a reputation as one of Scotland’s most sought-after percussionists. \nThe Tom Campbell Trio offers a fresh\, exhilarating interpretation of traditional music\, stretching boundaries while honouring their rich cultural heritage.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/tom-campbell-trio/
LOCATION:Fittie Community Hall\, 7 New Pier Road\, Footdee\, Aberdeen\, AB11 5DR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Aberdeen
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SUMMARY:The Amazing Thing
DESCRIPTION:What’s in the box? A strange and weird thing? Something terrible\, or a thing of beauty? \nStoryteller\, Peter Grimm opens the box to find the ‘Thing’ that takes him on an unusual journey that weaves its way through a medley of well known Brother’s Grimm tales\, to finally unlock his imagination and free his stories. \nA truly original story told with puppets\, acting and live music. \nFun\, inspiration and delight for all the family. \n  \nPeter Grimm is a descendant of the famous Brothers Grimm. He has inherited the tradition of his ancestors and tells their stories as they were written down 200 years ago. \nBut\, with his inheritance also comes a ghost. The brothers locked something away in a box when they wrote down and fixed the stories. They threw the box into the sea\, and now that something\, that rogue and wild element of story\, has returned with the tide. Peter opens the box and sets free the “amazing thing” to add its influence in the sea of stories. \nThe show is about the unlocking of imagination in relation to stories\, hung on some well-known Grimm classics. It can be useful to start somewhere familiar and then take a detour into the unknown. A rogue or surprise element can wake up the imagination and give a new slant to a predictable tale.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/the-amazing-thing/
LOCATION:Collieston Community Centre\, Hightown\, Collieston\, AB41 8RS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Collieston
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SUMMARY:Tom Campbell Trio (Relaxed Performance)
DESCRIPTION:The Tom Campbell Trio is a vibrant presence in the Scottish traditional music scene\, blending Scottish and Irish influences with contemporary innovation. Formed in 2018\, the trio consists of Tom Campbell on flute\, Callum Convoy on bodhrán\, and Gillie O’Flaherty on guitar. Their sound fuses original compositions with traditional folk\, infused with a modern edge. The trio garnered significant recognition as finalists at the BBC Folk Awards 2019 and as winners of the 2021 Battle of the Folk Bands. \nTom Campbell’s musical roots are in the Isle of Lismore\, further developed at Plockton Music School and Lews Castle College in Benbecula. His background with flute\, whistle\, pipes\, and bodhran\, along with his passion for composition\, gives the trio a unique sound. His works have been recorded by artists like Kevin Meehan and 3 on the Bund\, influencing the evolution of traditional music. \nGillie O’Flaherty\, a multi-instrumentalist from Ullapool\, has strong ties to Scottish music\, beginning with Feis Rois and performing at prominent festivals such as the Cambridge Folk Festival and Ullapool Guitar Festival. Having studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, Gillie brings a wealth of skill and a passion for ensemble playing\, contributing distinct energy to the trio’s sound. \nCallum Convoy\, a rising star on the Scottish percussion scene\, is known for his intricate bodhran rhythms and his skill in blending traditional and modern styles. A first-class graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, Callum has collaborated with bands such as The Canny Band and several other artists\, earning a reputation as one of Scotland’s most sought-after percussionists. \nThe Tom Campbell Trio offers a fresh\, exhilarating interpretation of traditional music\, stretching boundaries while honouring their rich cultural heritage.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/tom-campbell-trio-relaxed-performance/
LOCATION:The Phoenix Centre\, Newton Dee Village\, Bieldside\, Aberdeen\, AB15 9DX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Newton Dee
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SUMMARY:Alan Reid & Christine Kydd
DESCRIPTION:Co-founder of Battlefield Band Alan Reid was in the vanguard of the exciting new Scottish folk bands that emerged around 1970 (including Silly Wizard\, Tannahill Weavers\, and Ossian). His groundbreaking keyboard work helped cement the band’s reputation as one of the most innovative and influential folk bands of its generation. As well as driving instrumental sets\, the band was noted for fostering songwriting with Brian McNeill\, Davy Steele\, Karine Polwart\, and Alan\, all contributing. His songs have been lauded for being rooted in the Scots tradition\, rich in storytelling and strong on melody. \nAfter 40 years\, recording almost 30 albums and touring worldwide with the Batties\, Alan left in 2010 to concentrate on his duo with Rob van Sante. The pair recorded 5 albums and toured at home and abroad. Since 2020\, he has continued to perform solo in the U.K.\, North America\, Europe\, and Australasia\, winning new fans with his songs and engaging stage presence. \n‘One of Scottish Folk Music’s timeless treasures’\, Christine Kydd\, multi-award-winning singer and twice-nominated MG AlbaScots Singer of the Year\, Christine was inducted in 2018 to the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. She first appeared in a duo with Janet Russell in the 80s and began exploring groundbreaking harmony work inspired by ‘Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares’ as well as marrying Joni Mitchell guitar tunings with traditional song. Since then\, she has toured in North America\, Europe\, and beyond and supported major artistes including Ladysmith Black Mambazo\, Guy Clark\, Richard Thompson\, Tannahill Weavers\, Capercaillie\, and Christy Moore. Over the years\, she has also collaborated with top musicians\, some of whom have featured in groups like Jock Tamson’s Bairns\, Blazin’ Fiddles\, and Shooglenifty. \nAs respected and loved by fellow musicians as she is by her audiences\, Christine’s songs range from traditional Scots songs and ballads to contemporary songs\, including her own writing. All are connected by the warmth and humanity of her gorgeous singing\, sense of fun\, connection with her audience\, and her love of song. \nWith years of experience delighting audiences worldwide\, Alan and Christine bring in this new collaboration a beautifully curated repertoire of old and new songs\, irresistible harmonies and a warmth of enjoyment in sharing the stage together.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/alan-reid-christine-kydd-2/
LOCATION:Milne Hall\, Kirkton of Skene\, Kirkton of Skene\, Westhill\, Aberdeenshire\, AB32 6XE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Skene
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SUMMARY:Alan Reid & Christine Kydd
DESCRIPTION:Co-founder of Battlefield Band Alan Reid was in the vanguard of the exciting new Scottish folk bands that emerged around 1970 (including Silly Wizard\, Tannahill Weavers\, and Ossian). His groundbreaking keyboard work helped cement the band’s reputation as one of the most innovative and influential folk bands of its generation. As well as driving instrumental sets\, the band was noted for fostering songwriting with Brian McNeill\, Davy Steele\, Karine Polwart\, and Alan\, all contributing. His songs have been lauded for being rooted in the Scots tradition\, rich in storytelling and strong on melody. \nAfter 40 years\, recording almost 30 albums and touring worldwide with the Batties\, Alan left in 2010 to concentrate on his duo with Rob van Sante. The pair recorded 5 albums and toured at home and abroad. Since 2020\, he has continued to perform solo in the U.K.\, North America\, Europe\, and Australasia\, winning new fans with his songs and engaging stage presence. \n‘One of Scottish Folk Music’s timeless treasures’\, Christine Kydd\, multi-award-winning singer and twice-nominated MG AlbaScots Singer of the Year\, Christine was inducted in 2018 to the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. She first appeared in a duo with Janet Russell in the 80s and began exploring groundbreaking harmony work inspired by ‘Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares’ as well as marrying Joni Mitchell guitar tunings with traditional song. Since then\, she has toured in North America\, Europe\, and beyond and supported major artistes including Ladysmith Black Mambazo\, Guy Clark\, Richard Thompson\, Tannahill Weavers\, Capercaillie\, and Christy Moore. Over the years\, she has also collaborated with top musicians\, some of whom have featured in groups like Jock Tamson’s Bairns\, Blazin’ Fiddles\, and Shooglenifty. \nAs respected and loved by fellow musicians as she is by her audiences\, Christine’s songs range from traditional Scots songs and ballads to contemporary songs\, including her own writing. All are connected by the warmth and humanity of her gorgeous singing\, sense of fun\, connection with her audience\, and her love of song. \nWith years of experience delighting audiences worldwide\, Alan and Christine bring in this new collaboration a beautifully curated repertoire of old and new songs\, irresistible harmonies and a warmth of enjoyment in sharing the stage together.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/alan-reid-christine-kydd/
LOCATION:Glenlivet Public Hall\, Bridgend of Glenlivet\, Ballindalloch\, Moray\, AB37 9BX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Glenlivet
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SUMMARY:Local Hero
DESCRIPTION:A spectacular event showing the film that put Pennan on the map\, plus a rip-roaring Ceilidh! \n\n\n\n\nFollowing the success of our 2025 event\, we are pleased to invite you to join us for a screening of Local Hero in the village made famous by the film\, Pennan. \n\n\nAn American oil company sends a man to Scotland to buy up an entire village where they want to build a refinery. But things don’t go as expected. \nWatch Trailer Here \nInformation \nRunning Time:  111 Minutes \nGenre: Drama\, Comedy \nDirector: Bill Forsyth \nStarring: Burt Lancaster\, Peter Riegert\, Denis Lawson\, Fulton Mackay\, Peter Capaldi\, Jennifer Black
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/local-hero-3/
LOCATION:Pennan Village Hall\, Pennan\, Fraserburgh\, Aberdeenshire\, AB43 6JB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Pennan
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