Dunfermline Dramatic Society is happy to announce we will be performing “Would Like to Meet”, a brand new farce written by Bruce Adam, in the Alhambra Theatre on 26th & 27th May 2010.
We will be using the massive Alhambra stage as a black box studio, housing both the audience and the acting area on it.
This will be the first amateur drama production in the Alhambra since it’s renovation and revival last year.
For further information, see our Next Production page.
UPDATE: Date has changed
DDS will be back in rehearsals for their Spring production (still TBC) on Tuesday 5th Thursday 7th January, 7.30pm – 9.00pm, in the Music Institute (next to Carnegie Hall).
New members are always welcome, so why not come along and join us!
Well, after a hectic rehearsal period and an even more hectic 2 days in the Annexe, Bedroom Farce is now finished.
Despite some horrible weather over the weekend, we played to around 90 people over the 2 nights, which is our highest attendance in recent years. We had a great time working on this play and hope that those of you who came along enjoyed it as much as we did.
As ever, we’d like to say a big thank you to our audience members, Patrons, Advertisers and especially our Sponsors (East Port Garage & W D Factors) for your continued support of live theatre in Dunfermline. We could not do what we do without you. Thank you.
We now take a well deserved month off, and will be back in rehearsals for our Spring production from the 1st week in January.
Dunfermline Dramatic Society would like to wish all of our supporters a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year for the festive season ahead, and we look forward to entertaining you again in the Spring.
DDS are happy to announce that we can now accept online bookings for our productions, powered by TicketSource.
To books tickets for our latest production “Bedroom Farce” go here:
Members of DDS were asked to perform a short piece at a recent Jules Verne event thrown by the local Archive Society, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the passage of Jules Verne and Aristide Hignard through Oakley in 1859.
The piece was a short re-enactment of Jules Verne & his companion Hignard’s arrival at Inzievar House.
An article covering the celebrations and DDS’s contribution (with pictures) has been published in Volume 2 of the Verniana (a multilingual online open access journal dedicated to Jules Verne studies) which you can see here:
Just a reminder that tickets for our upcoming production of “Bedroom Farce” are available now.
Tickets can be booked via the Carnegie Hall Box Office on 01383 602302, or through any member of the society.
For more information on Bedroom Farce, see our Next Production page.
So we have finally gotten our act together (pardon the pun!) and have relaunched the DDS website.
We hope you find it useful!
Feel free to add your opinion in the comments.