Thu 25 Sep 7.30pm
Town and Country
drama
Rowan Tree Theatre Company
Enjoy this superb evening as part of the Rowan Tree’s 21st birthday celebrations! This double bill of superb solo plays consists of the Fringe First award winning Nancy Sleekit and, for some deep suspense, the gripping John Buchan short story, The Herd of Standlan.
These triumphant yet intimate performances star local lass Zoe Hunter from West Linton and Colin Moncrieff who grew up in Traquair. Why not enter the playwrite competition?
Fri 26 Sep 7.30pm
Ready Steady Cook
family
They’re back! After last year’s hilarious success, once more, local chefs* compete against the clock to prepare a meal using only the surprise ingredients supplied by their partners (time to get their own back?!). Local rivalries and humour will no doubt ensue! Building on the success of last year’s first Peebles Food Festival which celebrates high quality local produce this is a weekend of linked activities – including a wine tasting on Saturday 27th *David Hodson – Courthouse Restaurant, David Morgan – Castle Venlaw Hotel, Val Brunton – Sunflower Restaurant & Ivor Clark – Macdonald Cardrona Hotel.
Sat 27 Sep 1.30pm
Junior Ready Steady Cook – part of the Peebles Food Festival
family
Over the past few weeks primary school students from Peebles have worked with local chefs to devise and source a meal that they will cook live on stage. (see below for top chef demonstrations).
Sat 27 Sep 2.30pm
Celebrity Chefs – part of the Peebles Food Festival
family
Following on from the junior cooks, enjoy the thrill of demonstrations by top chefs and learn some tricks of the trade – use your new found knowledge at home to impress your friends!
Sat 27 Sep 2.30pm
Wine Matching Masterclass – part of the Peebles Food Festival
family
Local wine merchant, Kenny Vannan of Villeneuve Wines, gives a wine matching masterclass. Find out how to select wines that compliment delicate food, robust enough to stand up to spicy dishes or complex enough to enhance the subtleties of the darkest chocolate. Wine and food tasters included in the price.
Sat 27 Sep 7.30pm
Sinfonia Chamber Ensemble
music
The Sinfonia Chamber Ensemble plays Schubert's famous Octet for clarinet, horn, bassoon and strings; is joined by a flute for Stanford’s Nonet; and gives a centenery birthday performance of Howard Ferguson’s lyrical Octet. The players are all members of Neil Mantle’s Edinburgh based orchestra The Scottish Sinfonia.
Sun 28 Sep 7.30pm
Bob Fox & Stu Luckley
music
Bob and Stu reunite to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their legendary album: Nowt So Good'll Pass which took the folk world by storm in the 1970s. Their album won Melody Maker's Folk Album Of The Year in 1978 and has stood the test of time. Recognised by some as one of the most innovative and highly acclaimed collaborations ever seen, this 2008 reunion tour will not be repeated – get your tickets now because nowt so good'll happen again.
Wed 1 Oct 7.30pm
An Evening with Pam Ayres
comedy
Pam Ayres comes to the Eastgate with her current show, which includes material from her recently published bestselling book Surgically Enhanced, along with some old favourites. Sorry the show is sold out – cancellation list in operation.
Thu 2 Oct 7.30pm
Bruce Macgregor, Sandy Brechin & Brian o Headhra
music
These three seasoned artistes have drawn on a wealth of tunes and songs from the Gaelic and Scots traditions, as well as each being acclaimed composers in their own right. Not only are Bruce, Sandy and Brian excellent musicians, but they are also loved by audiences for their witty and entertaining live performances, so why don’t you join this foot tappin’ hand clappin’ ceilidh atmosphere. The trio performed at the Blas Festival 2007 receiving a five star review from The Scotsman.
Fri 3 Oct 7.30pm
Glengarry, Glen Ross
drama
Shelley Levene is in real estate sales and is down on her luck, hasn’t closed a deal in months and lives in the shadow of her friend yet competitor Ricki, number one on the sales board. When the office is robbed and all the Glengarry leads are stolen, everyone becomes a suspect in this snappy, fast paced play by David Mamet. Performed by Emotional Tramps Theatre co.
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