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Whuppitie Stourie is a Scots folk version of the European tale Rumpelstiltskin. The play is set in South West Scotland around 1730 and the
language is mostly Scots.
The Guidwyfe o' Kittilrumpit loses her man when he flees from the dreaded Military Press Gong. She is left with an unmarried daughter to support and survival depends on her ‘ow, Bessie, soon hopefully to produce
economically useful piglets.
Whuppitie Stourie is a tale of magic and fantasy, full of exciting action and high comedy as well as having something to say about Scotland today. Theatre Alba are renowned for bringing diversity and excitement to Scottish theatre by producing plays which use the Scots language and give emphasis to the discovery and encouragement to new Scottish writing. Among their many successes was the Fringe First winner The Puddok an the
Princess.
ST. BOSWELLS VILLAGE HALL Sat 30 Sept 7.30pm followed by Borders Festival Ceilidh by Rhymcr's Reel Tickets 0835 23344 Performance sponsored by FIOS
VOLUNTEER HALL, GALASHIELS
Tue 3 Oct 7.30pm
Tickets: 0896 55551
Performance sponsored by EXACTA Circuits
MUIRHOUSE FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES CENTRE Wed 4 Oct 7.30pm Tickets: (031) 315 2151
ROSEBERY HALL, SOUTH QUEENSFERRY Thur 5 Oct 7.30pm
Tickets: Tawn Cryer, Something Special or COuncil Chambers
JEDBURGH TOWN HALL
Fri 6 Oct 7.30pm
Tickets: 0835 63435
Performance sponsored by Mainetti
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, EDINBURGH Sat 7 Oct 7.30pm Tickets: (031) 228 1155
BALLACHULISH VILLAGE HALL Mon 9 Oct 8.00pm Tickets on the door
SHIELBRIDGE HALL, ACHARACLE Tue 10 Oct 8.00pm Tickets on the door
HELMSDALE COMMUNITY CENTRE Wed 11 Oct 8.00pm Tickets on the door
THURSO TOWN HALL
Thur 12 Oct 8.00pm
Tickets: 0847 62838 0955 2598
SKERRAY VILLAGE HALL Fri 13 Oct 8.00pm Tickets on the door
ABERDEEN ARTS CENTRE Tue 17 Oct 8.00pm Tickets: 0224 641122
DALRYMPLE HALL, FRASERBURGH Wed 18 Oct 7.30pm Tickets: 0346 - 28761/25145
ASSEMBLY HALL, ELLON ACADEMY Thur 19 Oct 7.30pm Tickets: 0358 20213
BOWMORE HALL, BOWMORE, ISLAY Sat 21 Oct 8.00pm
Tickets: 049 685 419 or from Hodkinson's Shop
CASPERS, MOFFAT
Wed 25 Oct 7.30pm
Tickets: 0387 61234 ext 4445 or from A.M. Grieve
GREENOCK ARTS GUILD THEATRE Thur 26 Oct 7.30pm Tickets: 0475 23038
HENDERSON THEATRE, SHOTTS Fri 27 Oct 7.30pm
Tickets: 0501 21826 or Kenya Stores
HARBOUR ARTS CENTRE, IRVINE Sat 28 Oct 7.45pm Tickets: 0294 74059
For further information contact Theatre Alba on 031 - 225 7942