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We are based in the City of Inverness, the "Capital of the Highlands", in Scotland. Founded in 1944 for the purpose of entertaining the troops stationed in the town during WW2, we nowadays do about five productions a year.We have our own theatre, converted from an old Nissen Hut, which was formerly a temporary library building, and then a community centre. Over the last few years we have installed tiered seating, using seats removed from the Gaiety Theatre in Ayr, and built a production box to house the lighting and sound departments.It's also a good place for the Stage Manager to put the director during productions, i.e. it keeps them out of the way!
We can now seat 96 paying customers, up from the original 35 - 40 people we managed to fit in when we first took over the building. We originally used "The Green Hut" as a store and rehearsal space, and performed in Eden Court Theatre and on tour. This became uneconomical, so we made a start towards turning the green hut in to the luxurious theatre you can see today.
Building work on our new extension is now complete - we won't be able to fit any more people in, but the new entrance foyer and toilet facilities will prevent the long trek to the caravan site toilets in the winter darkness at Panto time, and the new dressing room facilities make things much better for the actors!
The Grand Re-opening took place on Saturday 14th August 2004.
From Tuesday April 24th to Saturday April 28th, 2012, at 7:30pm.
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First of the year was our two entries in the Moray District heats of the annual Scottish Community Drama Association Festival of one-act plays.
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