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SUMMARY:Stirling Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:Amy Beach’s Gaelic Symphony of 1894\, full of melody and drama\, is the centrepiece of Stirling Orchestra’s concert. Drawing on melodies from Scotland and Ireland\, and the first symphony published by an American woman\, it’s a sweeping romantic symphony on the grand scale almost like a classic of the silver screen. There’s passion\, humour\, poignant nostalgia and a truly thrilling finale in store.\nIt’s paired up with the European premiere of new concert for Harp and orchestra by Beach’s compatriot Jennifer Higdon: cool and quirky\, it’s the perfect showcase for Stirling Orchestra’s talented longtime harpist Sophie Askew.
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/stirling-orchestra/
LOCATION:Corrans Hall\, 54 Corran Esplanade\, Oban\, PA34 5AB
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240516T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240516T210000
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SUMMARY:Frankie Boyle: Lap of Shame
DESCRIPTION:Frankie Boyle’s on tour. Buy a ticket\, because by the time he arrives\, the currency will be worthless and you and your neighbours part of a struggling militia that could probably use a few laughs.
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/frankie-boyle-lap-of-shame/
LOCATION:Corrans Hall\, 54 Corran Esplanade\, Oban\, PA34 5AB
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240511T110000
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SUMMARY:Lorn Drama Festival
DESCRIPTION:One-act plays in Oban performed by amateur drama clubs.  \nTaynuilt & District Drama Society juniors\nErnie’s Incredible Illucinations by Alan Ayckboun\nA bright comedy about the extraordinary powers of Ernie Fraser\, a dreamer with a difference. Ernie has a vivid imagination; and his thoughts have the disconcerting habit of turning into reality. \nBenderloch & North Connel Drama Club\nTrapped! by Michael Green\nA comedy from the School of Course Acting. In Trapped!\, Major Thompson and his wife are at home in their country house\, as are cousins George\, Sheila and Freda. The family solicitor and the maid make up the house party but one of them is a murderer and escape from the manic is impossible. They are all Trapped! (or they would have been if the stage crew had done their jobs properly). \nSeil Drama Club Juniors\nRude Mechanicals by John Colston\nA funny and sometimes frantic new one-act play. Four girls have been left to their own devices in a spooky old country house. They have promised their parents that they will behave and keep the house neat and tidy. They decide to put on a play. Nothing could possibly go wrong – or could it?”
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/lorn-drama-festival-3/
LOCATION:Corrans Hall\, 54 Corran Esplanade\, Oban\, PA34 5AB
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240510T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240510T210000
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SUMMARY:Lorn Drama Festival
DESCRIPTION:One-act plays in Oban performed by amateur drama clubs.  \nLochnell Primary School A\nThe Roman Invasion of Britain\nAn original script by one of Lochnell’s pupils. A village tribe are invaded by Roman soldiers and a battle commences. Emperor Claudius makes an appearance as a narrator. \nLochnell Primary School B\nThe Romans\nThe Romans is set on a Roman road under construction and a villa full of wealthy Romans preparing for a visit from the Emperor Claudius. \nAccent Players\nFate’s Thread by Stephen Bean\nA ghost story\, a murder mystery and a light comedy. Susan Davies is a successful executive who doesn’t take well to being a ghost. She has to share a cold graveyard with the loud-mouthed Alice (who was burned as a witch in 1647) and the prim miss\, Harriett (stabbed to death\, 1884)\, who won’t accept that the car crash that killed Susan was just an accident?
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/lorn-drama-festival-2/
LOCATION:Corrans Hall\, 54 Corran Esplanade\, Oban\, PA34 5AB
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240509T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240509T213000
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SUMMARY:Lorn Drama Festival
DESCRIPTION:One-act plays in Oban performed by amateur drama clubs.  \nOban High School\nAn Inconvenient Crime by Kenneth P. Langer\nAn intriguing short comedy play. A stranger approaches a couple at their home with an unusual request: he asks if he could possibly rob them that evening—only if it’s convenient for them. \nAppin Magnificent Seven \nMarket Value by Liz Dobson\nA comedy in which Martin Oaks is a con man\, relying on his solicitors to keep him out of jail. His latest plan is to sell a rat-trap of a house for a quarter of a million to an unsuspecting couple who don’t know it’s falling down and about to be on a major road route. Or so he thinks… \nSeil Drama Club\nA Bird in the Sand by Caroline Morgan\nA three-handed comedy with a sly twist in the tail. Helen spends her days online\, she’s a one-woman neighbourhood watch. Sophie\, her daughter\, is on the last few days of maternity leave. And Robin\, well he’s in thrall to three women.
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/lorn-drama-festival/
LOCATION:Corrans Hall\, 54 Corran Esplanade\, Oban\, PA34 5AB
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240504T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240505T160000
DTSTAMP:20240412T210808Z
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UID:1344-1714824000-1714924800@www.oban.co.uk
SUMMARY:Medieval Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Join us for medieval weekend at Dunstaffnage Castle and hear about the tumultuous events between the powerful Bruce and Macdougall families that led to the creation of one of the most powerful clans in Scotland\, the Campbells
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/medieval-weekend/
LOCATION:Dunstaffnage Castle\, Dunbeg\, By Oban\, Argyll\, PA37 1PZ
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240413T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240413T180000
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SUMMARY:Seaweed: Forage\, Wild Craft\, Wild Bathe
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in the healing power of Nature with Vicky\, founder of The Little Foragers Kitchen and Jo and Lauren\, founders of Wild Bathing\, for a forage\, wildcraft and wild bathe at stunning Ganavan Sands\, Oban. \nThis special experience will start with a mindful walk down to the shore to identify and gather seaweeds which will then use to make a Seaweed scrub. \nAfter applying our seaweed srcub we shall rinse ourselves off and head down to the water for an invigorating “dook”\, followed by a warm foot bath and some wild seaweed themed snacks and a hot drink around the fire pit. \nJo and Lauren will have their horse trailer with them for everyone to get changed in and warm blankets to cosy up in and Vicky will have the shelter out to keep us dry if it decides to rain. \nPLEASE CONTACT ORGANISERS BEFORE ATTENDING: https://www.thelittleforagerskitchen.com/
URL:https://www.oban.co.uk/event/seaweed-forage-wild-craft-wild-bathe/
LOCATION:Ganavan Sands\, Oban\, PA34 5TB
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