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01.05.2022 - 00:13 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Pitlochry Festival Theatre (PFT) is delighted to share this image of its 2022 season ensemble, the group that will perform a range of exciting productions beginning next month and taking audiences right through to October.
PFT’s artistic director Elizabeth Newman said: “We are so excited to welcome our 2022 ensemble to Pitlochry this year.
“ Pitlochry is known for its ensemble, and I am excited for us to continue this brilliant tradition.
“We cannot wait to start rehearsals for productions which will also see us return to producing theatre inside our building as well as outside and online.
“These talented actors will perform some extraordinary dramas, comedies, new works, and musicals in repertoire throughout our Summer Season, including in our brand new Studio.
“The team of directors - Amy Liptrott, Ben Occhipinti, Brigid Lamour, Caitlin Skinner - and I cannot wait to make the plays with them for our wonderful audiences.
“During their time with us, you will be able to see this talented group in different roles. I look forward to our audience enjoying them transforming from production to production.
“We are also thrilled that this year their work will be seen in Pitlochry and in Edinburgh, London and toured across Scotland, as three of our 2022 summer productions are being co-produced with leading organisations - Stellar Quines Theatre Company, Capital Theatres and Watford Palace Theatre.”
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