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Pitlochry Festival Theatre
For over 70 years, we’ve been Highland Perthshire’s artistic heart and soul, sitting on the edge of the River Tummel.
About Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Since 1951, Pitlochry Festival Theatre has been the artistic heart and soul of Highland Perthshire. Attracting over 100,000 visitors every year, we’re more than simply a place to come and see a show – we’re Scotland’s leading producer of musical theatre, a champion of ensemble practice and the country’s only rurally-located, major arts organisation. Our vision is to improve lives by sharing Pitlochry with the world and the world with Pitlochry, and our aim is to create life-enhancing experiences in our Theatre and environment. Our home is a glorious eleven-acre campus, where our Amphitheatre, Pavilion and Pagoda – nestled within the magical Explorers Garden – provide imaginative outdoor spaces for performance and engagement. Within our newly re-imagined main building, the Auditorium, Studio Theatre, Café, Restaurant and Bar, welcome visitors to fully accessible, state-of-the art surroundings with breathtaking views over the River Tummel. At Pitlochry Festival Theatre, we work hard to be a ‘Theatre for a Lifetime’ and a ‘Theatre for All’, and that means engaging and inspiring as many people as possible, at every stage of their lives, throughout their lives. From family-friendly shows and activity programmes for young people to curating memories with older people; from professional development, inspiration and support for artists and creatives to engagement with hard-to-reach communities; and from commissioning and supporting new works to staging timeless classis, we want to bring joy and sustenance to existing, new and diverse audiences. In everything we do we are committed to nurturing an exciting creative and cultural future for Scotland.
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Presence & Recognition
Pitlochry Festival Theatre is hosting a brand-new production of MY FAIR LADY featuring Verity Power as Eliza Doolittle opposite Alan Cumming as Professor Henry Higgins, directed by Maria Friedman.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre is hosting a play titled HAPPY DAYS at the Studio on September 18th through October 10th.
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People
Pitlochry Festival Theatre is hiring an experienced events and hospitality professional to join the team in the Theatre in the Hills.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre hosted Siobhán Redmond and production teams for an early-stage visit to the set of HAPPY DAYS, testing practicalities behind the play.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre transformed its Studio from 18 September to 10 October for the production of Samuel Beckett's Happy Days
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that the engagement programme continues with Sketchers, Show Choir, and PFT Young Company.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that the Explorer’s Garden hosts yoga with Fáilte Yoga and a guided garden tour.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that September marks the final performances of A History of Paper and Wiping My Mother’s Arse.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that Little Ray brings theatre magic for younger audiences.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that I’ll Be Seeing You opens in the Auditorium, featuring music, performance, showbiz glamour, and the life behind the sequins.
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that Happy Days brings Samuel Beckett’s play to Scotland’s Theatre in the Hills.
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Presence & Recognition
Pitlochry Festival Theatre announced that Martin Sherman's new play I'll Be Seeing You is listed in The Guardian's top 10 shows to see this Autumn.
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Presence & Recognition
Pitlochry Festival Theatre received positive feedback from audiences on Iain Heggie's sharp, tender Scottish dark comedy play about ageing, care, guilt, and buried secrets.
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People
Pitlochry Festival Theatre is recruiting a followspot operator to join the technical team for the next two 2026 Auditorium productions, I’ll Be Seeing You and My Fair Lady.
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