Scottish musical 'Ceilidh' extends until 28 February 2027

Following its UK premiere at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, the folk musical is running at Shoreditch Town Hall.

Summary

• The musical has extended its run at Shoreditch Town Hall until 28 February 2027
• The show premiered at Pitlochry Festival Theatre
• It is directed by Tony Award-winning Sam Pinkleton and co-produced by Alan Cumming

New musical Ceiligh has extended its run at Shoreditch Town Hall until 28 February 2027.

Following its UK premiere as part of Alan Cumming’s inaugural season at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, the immersive new folk musical is written by writer-composer duo Scott Gilmour and Claire McKenzie, directed by Oh Mary's Sam Pinkleton, and co-produced by Alan Cumming.

The story follows narrator Ramsay, whose family has a long history of being "callers", leaders of traditional Scottish dances. It weaves around the stories and histories of this family through dance, music, and a celebration of Scottish culture.

Leading the cast is Scott Gilmour as Ramsay, Kyle Gardiner as Alternate Ramsay, David Rankine as Leo, Kirsty Findlay as Euna, George Drennan as Older Man, Annie Grace as Older Euna/Lady Buchanan/Moira, Star Penders as Granny Maclavaney/Maria, Rori Hawthorn as Rowan, Jerome Lincoln as Lucas, Laura Lovemore as Yvonne, Charlie West as Fiddles/Duncan the Stout/Darren, Harry Ward as Dave/Lord Buchanan, Leo Shak as Ensemble, Elinor Peregrin as Ensemble, Helen Logan as Ensemble, and Robin MacKenzie as Piper/Ensemble.

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