S c o t l a n d ’ s N a t i o n a l T h e a t r e ‘ F o r & B y ’ Yo un g P e o p l e

visit www.scottishyouththeatre.org

� CLASSES � COURSES � PERFORMANCES � SPECIAL PROJECTS �

THE COMPANY

Scottish Youth Theatre, The Old Sheriff Court, 105 Brunswick Street, Glasgow G1 1TF

Tel: 0141 552 3988 Fax: 0141 552 7615 Email: info@scottishyouththeatre.org Website: www.scottishyouththeatre.org

FUNDERS

SCOTTISH YOUTH THEATRE ONLINENow you can interact with us and join the conversation! Sign up to ourmailing list and get exclusive content, offers and be the first to hear theScottish Youth Theatre news.

Become a fan on Facebook, follow our tweets on Twitter, read the posts onBlogger, watch the videos on YouTube and see images on Flickr!

www.scottishyouththeatre.org

Available in classic, slim and vest top fit and sizes S - XL,our new T shirt designs feature the iconic Superman,Batman and ‘I heart NY’ logos – and start at just £4! Call reception to order yours now on 0141 552 3988.Scottish Youth Theatre’s never been so stylish!

PATRONS

Marilyn Bannen Billy BoydBrian CoxAlan CummingBlythe DuffPhyllida LawColin McCredieBill PatersonPaul RileyDavid RintoulElaine C SmithEmma ThompsonRichard Wilson

Artistic Director / Chief ExecutiveMary McCluskey

Executive DirectorCaroline Cosgrove

Associate DirectorEarly YearsKaren McGrady-Parker

Associate Artistic DirectorFraser MacLeod

Finance / Office ManagerCarol Rooney

AUTUMN/WINTERSEASON2012Francesca AdairJulie AustinCath BaxterDavid CarterDale CorlettDavid CosgroveMary GapinskiRebecca KilbeyFiona McGarryKenny McGlashanFinlay McLayKieran McLoughlinKenny MillerSharon MillerNeil PackhamGemma PetrieMartyn RobertsonPam WardellKatriona WilsonRobin Wilson

Bobby Hain CHAIRCarole Mackie VICE CHAIRScott AndersonAnne-Marie AustinSarah DeasJanette HarkessMargaret HearneRalph LeishmanFrank McAveetyMary McCluskeyJohn Scott MoncrieffThomas MurdockHarry WarnockJane Wilson

Senior Marketing OfficerEmma Dunipace

Marketing OfficerKyriakos Vogiatzis

Senior Projects Co-ordinatorPippa Dale

Fundraising OfficerDaniel Cosgrove

ReceptionistSean Greenhorn

Building SupervisorJames Rooney

CleanerJulia Dzikowska

S c o t l a n d ’ s N a t i o n a l T h e a t r e ‘ F o r & B y ’ Yo un g P e o p l e

SPECIAL THANKS

To all of our funders,partners and YellowBrick Road Clubmembers

WATCH THIS SPACE FORNEW WAYS TO CONNECT

CREATE IMAGINE INSPIRE 3

Welcome to the Autumn / Winter season atScottish Youth Theatre – Scotland’s nationaltheatre ‘for&by’ young people. Thus far, 2012has been a hugely successful time for theorganisation. Our aim is to create, imagine andinspire – and we’re confident that we have donejust that – your feedback forms tell us so. Wevalue your comments and appreciate yourtaking the time to write them, so thank you!

To round up the last six months would be a littletricky with such limited space, so please docheck out our social networks and website forengaging content that will give you a realflavour of just how busy SYT has been up tilnow in 2012. From twisting the works of theBard (Summer Festival 2012), to being part ofthe Cultural Olympiad, to nurturing thecountry’s brightest young writing talent,Scottish Youth Theatre not only continues tooffer regular activities across the country(weekly classes for ages 21/2 - 25), but we’recommitted to broadening the depth of what it iswe can offer, wherever and whenever possible.

The second half of 2012 is no exception. TheAutumn/Winter season kicks off with ourprogramme of weekly classes in Aberdeen,Edinburgh and Glasgow, including a new strandof Early Years classes at the Royal BotanicGarden in Edinburgh, now in its second term.The Family Storytime team will be taking to theroad with an Autumn tour featuring ‘Storiesfrom Around the World’, as well as performinga host of new stories in the new ‘Tales from theArabian Nights Season’. The October breakwelcomes back the wickedly fun Junior SleuthsMurder Mystery performance course in

SPECIAL PROJECTS Scottish Youth Theatre’s highly skilled outreach team have a huge varietyof skills in working with young people aged 2½ - 25 years old from a widerange of educational and social backgrounds. The core artistic team cancreate, develop and facilitate bespoke special projects to suit any clientneeds. Special Projects range from one-off themed workshops to fullscale productions, holiday courses to professional development andcorporate entertainment pieces.

Recent outreach work includes: � Aberdeenshire Council � Barnardo’sScotland � East Dunbartonshire Council � Scottish Book Trust

To enquire or book a special project please contact the artistic team on 0141 552 3988 orinfo@scottishyouththeatre.org

CURRICULUM FOR EXCELLENCEScottish Youth Theatre is a registered charity and not for profit makingorganisation with over 35 years of experience in providing quality theatrearts experiences for young people aged 2½ to 25 years old throughoutScotland. Scottish Youth Theatre is best placed to work on Curriculum forExcellence as the company’s ethos has always focused on creatingConfident Individuals, Successful Learners, Effective Contributors andResponsible Citizens.

All Scottish Youth Theatre Drama Tutors are fully PGV checked, highlyqualified, skilled, experienced and respected theatre professionals. The core artistic team has devised Scottish Youth Theatre’s own menu ofworkshops and CPD sessions to complement the curriculum at nursery,primary and secondary level.

SPECIAL PROJECTS & CURRICULUM FOR EXCELLENCE

“I loved exploring the play and characters in a safe, encouraging environment” Francesca Calder SF12

To enquire or book a Curriculum for Excellenceworkshop please call 0141 552 3988 or emailcurriculum@scottishyouththeatre.org

AUTUMN/WINTER SEASON 2012

SCOTTISH YOUTH THEATRE – WHO ARE WE?Scottish Youth Theatre is Scotland’s nationaltheatre ‘for & by’ young people. The company aims to provide an exciting anddiverse programme of accessible activitiesacross Scotland throughout the year. This brochure is your guide to Scottish YouthTheatre’s programme from Sep12 - Jan 13.

NURSERYCelebrate DiversityFriendshipSkint Knees: JourneySkint Knees: Parent & ToddlerWorkshop Drama Toolbox CPD

PRIMARYCelebrate DiversityEco HeroFriendshipCitizenshipTransitionStorytellingThe Power of the EnsembleThe WorkshopToolbox CPDThe Production Toolbox CPD

SECONDARYImprovisational SkillsCreating a CharacterActing with a ScriptTechnical TheatreThe WorkshopToolbox CPD

Glasgow. Finally, two thoroughly original festiveproductions will simultaneously be taking placeat either end of the country with Oh Crumbs,Scary Biscuits! in the Brian Cox StudioGlasgow and It Wasn’t Me! It Was Goldilocks!at The Lemon Tree in Aberdeen. Turn to pages 8and 9 for full information.

As if that weren’t enough, we’re already takingapplications for Summer Festival 2013 auditions –go online to book your place today. SummerFestival 2012 saw the first ever addition of thePerformance and Production LearningProgramme. The course has been credit ratedby SQA and judging by the response from thosewho took part last summer, this course is sure togrow in popularity. If you’re between 16 - 25 andthink you’ve got what it takes to take your skillsto the next level by securing this award, thenvisit www.scottishyouththeatre.org today!

We hope you’ll find the information on thefollowing pages useful, inspiring and engaging.If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate tocontact our head office by email:info@scottishyouththeatre.org or by phone0141 552 3988. We look forward to welcomingyou at one of our venues across Scotland overthe coming months.

SCOTTISH YOUTH THEATRE – WHAT WE DO?Scottish Youth Theatre uses the youth theatre / drama process to develop not only creativity & performance skills but alsotransferable skills in participants. Particular emphasis is placedon each individual’s personal and social development. Thisprocess encourages children and young people to improve self-confidence, self-image and self-esteem. The range of activitiesoffers an opportunity for progression through the company, fromweekly classes to specialist classes & courses to SummerFestival to casting for theatre, radio, film & television.

Mary McCluskey Artistic Director (Chief Executive)

4 5

CLASSES & COURSES

ABERDEENHIS MAJESTY’S THEATRERosemount Viaduct

DRAMA CLASSES: Sat 8 Sep - Sat 17 Nov 2012£110 per 10 week term

� 10 - 11.30am Junior Skint Knees (5 - 7 years)

� 11.45am - 1.45pmSkint Knees (8 - 10 years)

� 2 - 4pm SYT 11-14 (11 - 14 years)

� 4 - 6pm Seniors (15 - 25 years)

EDINBURGHFESTIVAL THEATRENicolson Street

DRAMA CLASSES: Sat 8 Sep - Sat 17 Nov 2012 £110 per 10 week term

� 10.30 - 11.30am Junior Skint Knees (3 - 4 years)

� 10.30am - 12pm Junior Skint Knees (5 - 7 years)

� 11.45am - 1.45pm Skint Knees (8 - 10 years)

CLASSES COURSES

Now you can book online with our easy to use online shop!www.scottishyouththeatre.org

NEW TO EDINBURGH

EARLY YEARSDRAMA CLASSESSun 9 Sep - Sun 18 Nov£110 per 10 week term Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh3 - 7 years (this class may be split)

Jump up and down, shout outloud, make up a story and learnhow to bring that story to lifethrough voice, character andmovement. No experiencenecessary, come along and join inon a friendly, fun and fast-paceddrama workshop. Exact timesTBC – please refer to website.Held in the Patrick Geddes Room.

IN INVERNESS

SHAKESPEARESKILLS WEEK15-19 Oct 2012Eden Court Theatre, Inverness

Young people aged between 14and 25 are invited to take part inthis week long course led byScottish Youth Theatre’s ArtisticDirector Mary McCluskey. Skillsweek courses are designed todevelop and hone existing skillsas well as offering the chance fornew techniques to be explored.This practical approach toShakespeare will work withexcerpts from Macbeth and therewill be a sharing of the week’swork at the end of the course.

“Classes are fun and give you great skills towards improving dramatic ability” James Adamson, 15, Classes

� 12.15pm - 2.15pm SYT 11-14 (11 - 14 years)

� 2.30 - 4.30pm SYT 11-14 (11 - 14 years)

� 2.30 - 4.30pm Seniors (15 - 25 years)

GLASGOWTHE OLD SHERIFF COURT105 Brunswick Street

DRAMA CLASSES: Sat 8 Sep - Sun 18 Nov 2012£110 per 10 week term

SATURDAYS : � 11am - 12pm Junior Skint Knees (3 - 4 years)

� 12.15 - 1.45pm Junior Skint Knees (5 - 7 years)

� 1.45 - 3.45pm Skint Knees (8 - 10 years)SYT 11-14 (11 - 14 years)

� 4 - 6pm SYT 11-14 (11 - 14 years)Seniors (15 - 25 years)

SUNDAYS : � 12 - 1.30pm Junior Skint Knees (5 - 7 years)

� 12.30 - 1.30pm

Junior Skint Knees (3 - 4 years) � 1.45 - 3.45pm Skint Knees (8 - 10 years)

� 2 - 4pm SYT 11-14 (11 - 14 years)Seniors (15 - 25 years)

DANCE CLASSES:Sat 8 Sep - Sat 17 Nov 2012£55 per 10 term week termunless stated*

� 10 - 10.45amTiny Twisters (Dance Technique, 3 - 4 years)Tiny Twisters(Creative Movement, 2½ - 4 years)

� 11 - 12pmJunior Jumpers (Dance Technique, 5 - 7 years)Junior Jumpers (Creative Movement, 5 - 7 years)

� 12.30 - 1.30pmStreetdance (8 - 11 years)Streetdance (11 - 14 years)

� 2 - 3.30pmJust Dance (12 years+)*£85 per 10 week term

Held in Aberdeen, Edinburgh andGlasgow, these active weeklyworkshops are open to youngpeople aged 2½-25 years, offeringprofessional drama and dancetuition. With 35 years experience,Scottish Youth Theatre provides acreative atmosphere within which tomake friends, develop confidenceand learn about performing.

The Winter Term is PerformanceSkills term: Stories from theArabian Nights.

In classes participants will explore:

� CHARACTER� IMPROVISATION� MOVEMENT� VOICE� DEVISING

Class descriptions available online:www.scottishyouththeatre.org

CREATE IMAGINE INSPIRE

JUNIOR SLEUTHS PRESENT

THE SECRETS OF THEOLD SHERIFF COURT15-20 Oct 2012 Ages 8 - 16

OCTOBER HOLIDAY COURSE

During the mid term break, why not take the chance to devise your veryown murder mystery? Themed around the historic SYT building, The OldSheriff Court, participants will work on a new, interactive piece of theatrethat will be performed to a live audience on the final day of the course.

To apply or for further information, please visit:www.scottishyouththeatre.org or call 0141 552 3988

SPRING TERM DATES: 19 Jan - 24 Mar 2013 Please refer to our websiteas class times can besubject to change.

SUMMER FESTIVAL 2013

COURSE OPTIONS:

�Performance and Production Learning ProgrammeGlasgow 6 weeks16 - 25 years4 Jul - 10 Aug 2013

�Performance and Production CourseGlasgow 5 weeks16 - 25 years8 Jul - 10 Aug 2013

�Technical Theatre Course Glasgow 5 weeks14 - 25 years8 Jul - 10 Aug 2013

� Intermediate CourseGlasgow 3 weeks14 - 18 years22 Jul - 10 Aug 2013

�Foundation Course2 weeks12 - 15 yearsAberdeen 22 July - 3 August 2013Edinburgh 8 - 20 July 2013Glasgow 8 - 20 July 2013

�Junior Course1 week8 - 11 yearsAberdeen 12 - 17 Aug 2013Edinburgh 1 - 6 July 2013Glasgow 5 - 10 Aug 2013

6 7

INDEPENDENCE?

Summer Festival is the acclaimed,annual flagship event from Scotland’snational theatre ‘for&by’ youngpeople, open to young peopleacross Scotland aged 8 - 25.

Every summer, hundreds of youngpeople who are passionate abouttheatre and performance take partin Summer Festival, and take theirtheatre skills and experience to thenext level. Summer Festival 2013will explore the concept ofIndependence? in all its guises –not simply the imminent referendumvote facing Scotland. After a hugelysuccessful inaugural year, we aredelighted to be offering the

Performance and Production LearningProgramme (4 Jul - 10 Aug 2013)credit rated by SQA on the SCQFLevel 7 and worth 29 credit points,as part of Summer Festival 2013.

Past participants in Summer Festivalinclude Conor McCarron (NEDS);Andrew Still (Hollyoaks); Karen Gillan(Dr. Who); Gerard Butler (300) andmusician KT Tunstall.

FUNDRAISINGIn order to provide the highestquality of experience, there is a costinvolved to participate in SummerFestival. The course fees are usedto hire the large, experiencedcreative and production teams thatrun the Festival, venue costs andproduction budgets. For participantsapplying for a residential course,there will be additional fundsrequired.

Scottish Youth Theatre recommendsall young people fundraise to fundtheir places. Please visit theSummer Festival section of our

website to download your copy ofthe Fundraising Guide.

In this easy to use guide, you willfind a range of methods for raisingfunds through your own efforts, aswell as a number of organisationsthat could potentially offer you grants.If you have any questions about theinformation contained within thepack call 0141 552 3988 or emailinfo@scottishyouththeatre.org .

Do not let the course fees put you offapplying for your place. The artisticteam will discuss fundraising ideaswith you at your audition/interview.

“It was absolutely amazing, and was the highlight of my summer” Amy Alexander, 13, SF12

For a taste of previous SummerFestivals, visit our social networkingsites to view images, video clips andfor first hand experience from thepeople that count – the participantsand audience members!

1 JULY - 17 AUGUST So get involved! For more information, accommodation and funding options:www.scottishyouththeatre.org / info@scottishyouththeatre.org / 0141 552 3988.

CREATE IMAGINE INSPIRE

Applications to audition can bemade online today – visitwww.scottishyouththeatre.org/shopClosing date for applications willbe early 2013.

“I liked everything from having fun in the rehearsals to seeingthe show come together, it was an AMAZING experience!”

Matthew Bartholomew, 12, SF12“Funny, unpredictable, and as postmodern as if the play

had been written yesterday” Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman on A Midsummer Night’s Dream, SF12

“There is a rare exuberance that more than justifies the ‘Twisted Shakespeare’ strapline”

Neil Cooper, The Herald on SF12

“It was fantastic. All of the children had so much fun and it was great to see how they learn” Abby Thomson (Aeryn’s Mum), 3, Glasgow Dance

Based on the story of Hansel and Gretel, thisengaging, interactive adventure into early yearstheatre is guaranteed to wow mums, dads, andwee people alike! Hansel and Gretel are justlike any other brother and sister – mostly nice, alittle bit naughty and easily persuaded whensweeties are involved. This scary tale has beenre-imagined for 3-7 years and family so no scarywitches (ok, there may be a scary witch but shewon’t be all that scary, Dad!).

SYT PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS

THE BRIAN COX STUDIO AND EDWIN MORGAN STUDIOSYT Productions is Scottish Youth Theatre’s high profile, high quality performance group.Consisting of talented young actors, directors and technicians, SYT Productions regularlypresents unique performances locally, nationally and internationally.

8 9“Excellent event and artists were fantastic with the children and entertaining for adults” Family Story Time

SYT PRODUCTIONS & ABERDEEN PERFORMING ARTS PRESENT

IT WASN’T ME IT WAS GOLDILOCKS!Everyone knows the story of Goldilocks and thethree Bears; it was all Goldilocks’ fault… wasn’tit? That is Baby Bear’s story and he is stickingto it, in fact, according to him Golidlocks is toblame for much more. Just what has Goldilocksbeen up to and how blameless is Baby Bear?This fun and interactive story is ideal foraudiences aged 3-7 and their families.

� Venue: The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen� Dates: 3 - 24 Dec at various times� Contact

Aberdeen Box Office on 01224641122

� Venue: Brian Cox Studio @ Scottish Youth Theatre � Dates: 30 Nov - 24 Dec at various times� Tickets: £7.50 / Family Ticket £30 (family of five)� Buy 10 tickets get 1 free!� Nursery discounts & early bird offers available –

Early Bird Tickets now available� Call our partners at the Tron Theatre Box Office

on 0141 552 4267Online bookings incur a 50p fee

www.scottishyouththeatre.org

TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTSLaugh, play, jump and shout; that’s what FamilyStorytime is all about! This season, the FamilyStorytime team will be treating audiences to themagic and mystery of Tales from the Arabian Nights.The season opens in style with Aladdin, a poorstreet urchin who’s luck changes, all thanks to avery strange lamp...

Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp– Sat 15 & Sun 16 SeptemberThe Dream– Sat 29 & Sun 30 SeptemberAli Babba and the Forty Thieves– Sat 13 & Sun 14 OctoberThe Historic Fart– Sat 27 & Sun 28 OctoberThe First Voyage of Sinbad the Sailor– Sat 10 & Sun 11 November

� Venue: Edwin Morgan Studio @ Scottish Youth Theatre

� Times: Performances at 10.30am & 12.30pm � Tickets: £5 / Family Ticket £15 (family of four) � Under 2’s & babies go free� To book tickets, please call 0141 552 3988 � Capacity for this event is limited, advance

booking highly recommended

FAMILY STORYTIME ON TOUR –STORIES FROM AROUNDTHE WORLDThe Storytime team are coming to a venue near you! Check our website for updates, alternatively, if you would like your venueto be part of the tour, please contact:artsadmin@scottishyouththeatre.org

CREATE IMAGINE INSPIRE

‘What could be a scary tale for tinies... is cleverly mediated into a story about keeping your word and not making boasts you can’t fulfill.’ The Herald, That’s Not My Name!, SYT festive show 2011 Glasgow

‘A wonderfulsmall coup dethéâtre...promenadetheatre experience foryounger children.’ �����The Scotsman, Jack and the Magic Beans, 2011 Aberdeen

GLASGOW QUEEN ST STATION

ARGYLE STREET TRONGATE

ST VINCENT STREET

GEORGE STREET

COCHRANE STREET

INGRAM STREETGORDON

RENF

IELD

STR

EET

UNIO

N ST

REET

MITC

HELL

BUCH

AN S

TREE

T

WES

T NO

RTH

STRE

ET

BUCH

ANAN

STR

EET

NORT

H FR

EDER

ICK S

TREE

T

JOHN

STR

EET

QUEE

N ST

REET

MILL

ER S

TREE

T

VIRG

INIA

STR

EET

GLAS

SFOR

D ST

REET

HUTC

HISO

N ST

REET

BRUN

SWICK

STR

EET

CAND

LERI

GGS

ALBI

ON

GLASGOW CENTRAL STATION

STREET

STRE

ET

STRE

ET

GEORGESQUARE

SCARY BISCUITS!OH CRUMBS,

SAT 8 SEP Winter Term starts AberdeenHis Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen

SAT 8 SEP Winter Term starts EdinburghFestival Theatre, Edinburgh

SAT 8 SEP Winter Term starts GlasgowThe Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

SUN 9 SEP Winter Term starts Edinburgh Early YearsRoyal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh

SEP - NOV Family Storytime Autumn Tour, Stories from Around the World

15 & 16 SEP Family Storytime Aladdin & the Enchanted LampEdwin Morgan Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

29 & 30 SEP Family Storytime The DreamEdwin Morgan Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

13 & 14 OCT Family Storytime Ali Baba & the Forty ThievesEdwin Morgan Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

15 - 19 OCT Shakespeare Skills Week, InvernessEden Court Theatre, Inverness

15 - 20 OCT Junior Sleuths October Murder Mystery Course, GlasgowThe Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

27 & 28 OCT Family Storytime The Historic FartEdwin Morgan Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

10 & 11 NOV Family Storytime The First Voyage of Sinbad the SailorEdwin Morgan Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

SAT 17 NOV Winter Term ends AberdeenHis Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen

SAT 17 NOV Winter Term ends EdinburghFestival Theatre, Edinburgh

SAT 17 NOV Winter Term ends Glasgow The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

SUN 18 NOV Winter Term ends Edinburgh Early YearsRoyal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh

30 NOV - 24 DEC Oh Crumbs, Scary Biscuits!Brian Cox Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

3 - 24 DEC It Wasn’t Me It Was Goldilocks!The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen

26 - 27 JAN River Dreaming by Youth Theatre Perth - AustraliaBrian Cox Studio @ The Old Sheriff Court, Glasgow

10

The Building houses five individual rehearsal spaces/ versatile meeting spaces, a dance studio, a studiotheatre, a Board Room and a private and securecourtyard which offers you the opportunity to be‘outside, inside’.

Each space is equipped with state of the art facilitiesalongside any technical support you may require.

The Yellow Brick Road Club is the perfect way to help usgrow and continue to inspire and be inspired by youngpeople – and the perfect way for you to support Scotland’snational youth theatre!

Choose from Yellow Brick Road, Emerald City or RubySlippers Membership – each provides you with uniqueprivileges, special benefits and direct involvement with thework of Scottish Youth Theatre.

Make Your Mark… Every single member of the Yellow Brick Road Club will begiven their own yellow brick, engraved with their name,added to the Yellow Brick Road in the foyer of ScottishYouth Theatre!

RUBYSLIPPERS

EMERALDCITY

YELLOWBRICK ROAD

Scottish Youth Theatre – giving young people in Scotland the opportunity to exploreand to reach their creative potential through a quality theatre arts experience.

For more information please call our Yellow Brick Road Club on 0141 552 3988 orvisit www.scottishyouththeatre.org/support/yellow-brick-road

Follow ourYellow Brick

Road...

Situated in the heart of Glasgow’s Merchant City,Scottish Youth Theatre’s headquarters in The OldSheriff Court is a light and spacious venue withmany versatile spaces available for hire.

Whether you wish to host a conference, schedulea meeting out of the office in the Board Room,rehearsals or castings we can accommodate you.

If you would like to hire any of the spaces within the Scottish Youth Theatre building, please contact Carol Rooneyon 0141 552 3988 or email venuehire@scottishyouththeatre.org website:www.theoldsheriffcourt.co.uk

SPACES TO HIRE@ THE OLD SHERIFF COURT

DIARY

HOW TO BOOK Visit: www.scottishyouththeatre.orgEmail: info@scottishyouththeatre.orgCall: 0141 552 3988

Sco t l a n d ’ s N a t i o n a l T h e a t r e ‘ F o r & B y ’ Yo un g P e o p l e

Scotland’s National Theatre ‘For & By’ Young People

CREATE IMAGINE INSPIRE