Delve deeper into our season subscription shows with our intimate Theatre Talks series. Gail Wylie looks at what the play, and the music, tell us about the hopes and dreams of today’s Scottish young people.
This event is part of Perth Festival of the Arts
SIR DEREK JACOBI is an icon of stage and screen and as one of the founding members of the National Theatre, Derek is an enormous talent with Shakespeare running through his blood. Richard Clifford hosts an evening with incredible insights, the joy of Shakespeare and so much more.
This is a Perth Festival of the Arts event.
Curated by Jim Mackintosh, this unique event and first of its kind at Perth Festival of the Arts, presents new writings by five exciting rising stars in poetry from across Scotland.
In this eclectic evening, renowned comedian, actor, writer and Comic Relief co-founder, Sir Lenny Henry will triumphantly return to stand up, dive into the details with Fred MacAulay and finish with an audience Q&A.
Delve deeper into our season subscription shows with our intimate Theatre Talks series. Gail Wylie's talk will be discussing the importance of the world of the arts in general: how we are all winners or losers if we lose the connections between us.
Delve deeper into our season subscription shows with our intimate Theatre Talks series. Allan Radcliffe, Theatre Critic, will be joining Gail Wylie to shed light on what a critic brings to the world of theatre.
The BNBF Scottish Championship showcases the best natural bodybuilders in Scotland. It's a competition to name the 2025 Scottish champions, who will represent Scotland in the National Finals.
2025 is a milestone year for Perth Theatre and Concert Hall, with Perth Theatre turning 125 and Perth Concert Hall reaching 20. To celebrate these birthdays, we’re throwing a street party!
TV's most adventurous traveller offers stories, surprises, thrills, stunning imagery and hearty laughs in this thought-provoking show.
Just in case you're in the wrong place, we are Perth Theatre and Concert Hall based in Perth, Scotland.
