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Welcome to a packed Autumn Season at Dundee Rep!

We are proud of the extraordinary diversity of the programme here at the Rep and we hope that there truly is something for everyone.

Dundee Rep Ensemble presents a mini-festival of work by one of the greatest American playwrights of all time, Tennessee Williams. Starting with the all-time classic The Glass Menagerie, directed by Jemima Levick, and continuing with the Scottish premiere of some of his beautiful short plays under the collective title Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen..., which tour community venues in and around Dundee. Our aim is that everyone in the city should have access to the work of this great writer at some point in the Autumn!

We continue to explore new collaborations and touring with other theatre companies — this gets Dundee talked about across the country. With Newcastle-based Greyscale, we are co-producing a new all-female version of the Russian classic The Gamblers by Nikolai Gogol, starring Ensemble member Emily Winter and touring to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Newcastle. And, following the tremendous success of The BFG with you, the audience, last Christmas, we return to Roald Dahl by popular demand and

the fantabulous James and the Giant Peach. It’s hard to find a Christmastime show which gets the youngest children laughing at exactly the same things as the great-grandparents, but, with Roald Dahl’s work, we think we’ve found something that truly does appeal to every age!

Scottish Dance Theatre’s international reputation seems to grow more stellar with every passing season, and this Autumn, after performing both Fleur Darkin’s Miann and Innocence at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, they head off to India and China. Our visiting company dance programme includes visits from both Scottish Ballet and Company Chordelia in association with Scottish Opera.

Rep Creative Learning are always busy, but this season they are really pulling all the stops out! Our Community Company production Not Worth a Jot is a play with songs in the style of a 1920s cabaret and, in November, we play host to the UK-wide Shakespeare Schools Festival — plus an ever-growing number of participatory activities at all levels and a brand new playwriting & play-reading group.

We hope that you find something to thrill you here at the Rep,

Philip and Jemima Artistic Directors

Dundee Schools Music Theatre presents

Cole Porter’s Masterpiece

Wed 20 – Sat 23 August at 7.30pm

Isosceles presents

ON OUR WAY TO LISBONTue 16 September at 7:30pm

Don’t miss the return of this iconic show to Dundee after selling out on two previous visits.

Two actors recreate Celtic’s heroic 1967 European Cup victory.

“Theatre at its best.... high octane stuff and marvellously executed..... I felt the entirely enthusiastic audience could happily have stayed for more.” Mail On Sunday.

find out more at isosceles.biz

Tickets: £16, SnrCitz/Unemployed £14, Young Person (16-26)/Students £14, Friends £13, Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Dundee Schools Music Theatre’s Back to Back company returns to the Rep stage this summer after hit productions of Sweet Charity and Cats. The classic musical’s backstage tale of a theatre company presenting a musical version of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew will definitely have audiences shouting encore this August! With dazzling performances, slick choreography and one of the most famous musical theatre scores of all time by Cole Porter, this show is sure to be a hit.

Due to previous ticket sales, advance booking is recommended for this production.

Tickets: £12, all concs £9, Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Dundee Rep Ensemble presents

THE GLASS MENAGERIEby Tennessee Williams

directed by Jemima Levickdesigned by Alex Lowdelighting by Mark Doubleday sound design by RJ McConnell

Wed 3 – Sat 20 September at 7.30pmMatinees Thus 11 & 18 and Sats 13 & 20 at 2.30pmPreviews Wed 3 & Thu 4 at 7.30pm

Friday 19 September at 7.30pmSaturday 20 September at 2.30pm

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Concs: SnrCitz/Unemployed £3 off (no concession on matinee), Young Person (16-26)/Students/Equity card £5 0ff (no concession on matinee), Friends £4 off (no concession on matinee), Schools/Children £9 all tickets, Dundee Student Pass £5.

Widely regarded as one of Tennessee Williams’ most powerful and haunting plays, The Glass Menagerie is a deeply personal, touching and profound tale of love and loss, illusion and escape, fragility and innocent hope.

Tom Wingfield invites us to join him on a journey — looking back at his life with his mother Amanda and sister Laura and through the unrelenting memories that led to his final escape. As he looks back at his life in St Louis, we learn that Tom has the soul of a poet, but his job in a shoe warehouse leaves him longing for adventure and an escape from his mother’s suffocating embrace.

As he finds himself under increasing pressure to find a gentleman caller and a future for Laura, he eventually arranges to bring someone home to meet his sister. And when the gentleman caller does finally appear, Laura and Amanda become more hopeful than they have ever been — what follows is one of the most compelling and heartbreaking stories ever told.

Often cited as one of the world’s most popular plays, this American classic is considered to be a semi-autobiographical work of genius. One of Williams’ most sensitive and magical pieces, The Glass Menagerie is a sharp reminder of the importance of accepting reality, the power of memory and the true meaning of escape.

Tickets Previews Matinees Tue to Thur Fri & Sat£12 £14 £19 £21

“I didn’t go to the moon, I went much further — for time is the longest distance between two places”


This Property is Condemned Willie, a teenage girl in a ragged party dress, lives alone in her family’s abandoned house, and then one day, playing on the railroad track, she meets a boy who will listen to her story.

Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen… A young couple create a quiet place of refuge for themselves in the midst of a cruel city.

Mr Paradise A young woman seeks out the poet Anthony Paradise in his squalid house in New Orleans, determined to tell the world of his greatness — but ‘Paradise’ is just a pen-name, and he insists she wait until his death.

Auto-da-Fé A classic Tennessee Williams encounter between a mother and her son, Eloi, whose world is blown apart by the discovery of an indecent photograph.


TALK TO ME LIKE THE RAIN AND LET ME LISTEN…four short plays by Tennessee Williams

directed by Irene Macdougall set designed by Leila Kalbassi costumes designed by Enza Dormizzi lighting by Ian Dow

Touring Dundee’s community centresTue 20 October – Sat 1 November

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The Rep’s celebration of the work of Tennessee Williams continues with an evening of his short plays, performed in community venues across Dundee.

From the mid-1930s, long before he achieved recognition with The Glass Menagerie, Williams was a prolific writer of poetry, short stories & short plays. It is in these mini-dramas, full of poetic insight, that he began exploring his life-long theme of the search for salvation, happiness — paradise even — in an imperfect world.

perfect little gems of plays, never before performed in Scotland

“These little songs, however little and unimportant they are, they keep on singing forever.” [Mr Paradise]

Tickets: £6


Paul Tyrer & Jamie Clark for April in Paris Ltd and Derby Theatre present

APRIL IN PARISby John Godber

Tue 30 September – Sat 4 October at 7.30pm

Thu & Sat matinees at 2.30pm

A hilarious romantic adventure with star performances from Shobna Gulati (Coronation Street) and Joe McGann (Upper Hand); Olivier-nominated for Comedy of the Year when it premiered and packed with John Godber’s unique brand of classic comedy. April in Paris will make your heart melt.

Concs: SnrCitz/Unemployed £4 off evenings + £2 off matinees, Young Person (16-26)/Students £5 off, Friends £5 off, Dundee Student Pass £5.

Ros Povey, Zoë Simpson and Seabright Productions present

Simon Callowin the Lyric Theatre Belfast production of

THE MAN JESUSThu 25 September at 7.30pm

This extraordinary play looks back two thousand years to witness key moments in the life of ‘the man Jesus’, through the eyes of the people who knew him.

Simon Callow, one of Britain’s best-loved actors, performs this fresh and moving account of biblical stories including the raising of Lazarus, the wedding at Cana and the journey to Jerusalem. His powerful portrayal of the tyrants, traitors and madmen in Jesus’ life asks people of all faiths and none: what sort of a man was able to inspire the history of the world?

Thought-provoking, thrilling and full of wit, this production premiered to great acclaim at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre, and now embarks on a strictly limited UK tour.

“Callow renews our sense of wonder at the son of man and his story.” Daily Telegraph

themanjesus.co.uk

Tickets: £20, Friends £19, Dundee Student Pass £5.

Tickets Tue to Thur Fri & Sat Matinees£20 £22 £16

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National Theatre of Scotland presents

IN TIME O’ STRIFEby Joe Corrieadapted, directed and designed by Graham McLarenTue 7 – Fri 10 October at 7.30pmMatinee Thu at 2.30pm

On the 30th anniversary of the 1984 miners’ strike, the National Theatre of Scotland adapts Joe Corrie’s 1926 classic play about a Fife mining community buckling under the strain of a seven month lockout. Featuring live, gutsy folk-punk songs and intense, full-blooded choreography, this is an uncompromising production.

Supported by ScottishPower Foundation

Concs: SnrCitz/Unemployed £3 off; Young Person (16-26)/Students £5 off, Friends £4 off, Children/Schools £9, Dundee Student Pass £5. Concs not available on matinees.

Firebrand in partnership with Heart of Hawick presents

OUTLYING ISLANDS by David Greig

directed by Richard Baron

Thu 16 October at 7.30pm

Summer 1939 and two Cambridge naturalists arrive on a remote Hebridean island to conduct a wildlife survey, accompanied by the island’s owner and his attractive young niece. When the boys inadvertently uncover the true reason for their mission, they are drawn into a primeval world of emotional discovery, sexual passion and murder.

“Comic, touching, powerfully erotic” **** Daily Telegraph

Please note that the play contains nudity and scenes of a sexual nature.

Recommended age: 16+

Running time: 2hrs 20 mins including an interval.

Supported by Creative Scotland


Tickets Tue to Thu Fri & Sat Matinees

£19 £21 £14

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Greyscale and Dundee Rep Ensemblein association with Stellar Quines and Northern Stagepresent

by Nikolai Gogol in a new version by Selma Dimitrijević with Mikhail Durnenkov

directed by Selma Dimitrijević designed by Oliver Townsend lighting by Sergey Jakovsky music by Scott Twynholm choreography by Gavin Coward

Wed 22 – Sat 25 October at 7.30pmMatinees Thu 23 and Sat 25 at 2.30pmPreview Wed 22 at 7.30pm

Sat 25 OctFri 24 at 7.30pm

Tickets Preview Matinees Thu Fri & Sat£12 £14 £19 £21

Concs: SnrCitz/Unemployed £3 off (no concession on matinee), Young Person (16-26)/Students/Equity Card £5 off (no concession on matinee), Friends £4 off (no concession on matinee), Schools/Children £9 all tickets, Dundee Student Pass £5.

In the world of The Gamblers there is no mercy. You play well or you lose everything.

Gogol’s classic play The Gamblers is a fast-paced comedy about a group of card-sharks who try to outwit each other. A masterpiece of dramatic suspense, this is a thrilling satire of greed and a comic celebration of cunning.

This new all female version is a story of women who gamble, hustle, cheat, drink, swear, sing and dance. And never apologise for it.

“What a deceitful country this is.” Six women, one game — one of them will lose it all.

“Perhaps the most notable aspect of the company Greyscale is the astonishing array of talent involved.” The List


Image by Idil Sukan


Thu 6 – Sat 8 November at 7.30pmMatinees Thu & Sat at 2.30pmChris Guthrie is bound to a harsh farming life by her intense love of the land. She dreams of the seductive yet distant world of books and learning, but when war breaks out, Chris finds herself facing a very different reality as a widowed, single mother in a land altered beyond recognition.

Set in a farming community in the North East of Scotland, Sunset Song charts Chris’s struggle to adapt to her new world and hold together her fragile family.Marking a hundred years since the start of the First World War, Sell a Door Theatre Company revives Alastair Cording’s faithful adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s classic Sunset Song.

Tickets: £19, SnrCitz/Unemployed £3 off, Young Person (16-26)/Students £5 off, Friends £4 off, Children/Schools £9, Matinees £14, Dundee Student Pass £5. Concs not available on matinees.

Comar presents a production from Mull Theatre

THE DRAWER BOYby Michael Healey

Tue 28 October at 7.30pm

A delightful, funny and bittersweet tale set in Canada. It’s 1972, and young actor Miles arrives at a farm to do research for a play about country life. He moves in with two

middle-aged farmers and uncovers a past riddled with secrecy and heartbreak. The Drawer Boy is beautifully written, surprising and infinitely moving.


Sell a Door Theatre

SUNSET SONGby Lewis Grassic Gibbon

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Thu 13 November at 7.30pm

A moving, affectionate and fantastically funny homage to the greatest comedy double act that Britain has ever seen.

The show vividly brings back the warm mem-ories of a bygone era recreating some of the finest moments of Eric and Ernie’s television and stage performances. Some of the most

cherished moments from the archives sit alongside new material, together making a brilliant comedy that recreates the all-ages ap-peal of Morecambe and Wise in their heyday.

“Beautifully balanced, brilliantly acted and incredibly moving” **** Chortle


Seabright Productions presents

QUENTIN CRISP: NAKED HOPEwritten and performed by Mark Farrellydirected by Linda Marlowe

“It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile, Be yourself no matter what they say.” lyric from An Englishman in New York, written by Sting about Quentin Crisp

Wed 29 October at 7.30pmFrom a conventional Surrey upbringing to international notoriety via The Naked Civil Servant, Quentin Crisp was an extraordinary raconteur and wit. This new solo performance shows Quentin both in his beloved Chelsea flat as the 1970s dawned, and in his final years in his adopted New York, with the new millennium beckoning.

This first UK tour follows the show’s premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014.“Mark Farrelly is simply magnificent … a relish not seen since the heyday of that marvellous old vaudevillian Frankie Howerd.” The Scotsman nakedhope.co.uk

Tickets: £17; SnrCitz/Unemployed £15, Young Person (16-26)/Students £15, Friends £14, Dundee Student Pass £5.

Seabright Productions presents

ERIC AND LITTLE ERN

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Jamie Wilson Productions presents

Sat 15 November at 7.30pm

After the hugely successful UK tour of Ha Ha Holmes! in 2013, Ha Ha! returns by popular demand with the next instalment in the series. Ha Ha Hood! stars comedy queen Su Pollard (Hi-de-Hi!, You Rang, M’Lord?), comedy duo Cannon and Ball and sees the return of Ben Langley, all accompanied on the piano by Andy Pickering.

Irreverent and funny, this brand new romp will take you on an hilarious adventure through the heroic and daring world of Sherwood Forest, led by Hood and his merry men (in tights!).

Original, clever and laugh out loud funny, Ha Ha Hood! is not to be missed.

hahahood.com

Tickets: £19.50, early bird rate £18, to be booked before 14 October.

Thu 22 – Sat 24 January at 7.30

A Scottish musical play by Mike Gibb, with music by Kevin Walsh and directed by Malcolm Dowie. From the writer of Five Pound & Twa Bairns and Mother of All the Peoples, comes the premiere of the third part of the Dundee trilogy.

It’s 1944, and Barbara and Angie meet in Dundee’s Empress Ballroom, little realising that this chance encounter would change all of their lives.

Forever.


SUNDAY MORNINGS ON DUNDEE LAWby Mike Gibb

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Starring Su Pollard and Cannon And Ball!


Thu 20 – Sat 22 November at 7.30pmAhh, Go on, Go on, Go on, Go on!A parody to the cult TV classic Father Ted, the unique and interactive comedy dining experience Ted & Co — The Dinner Show debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival selling out every show and picking up five star audience reviews.Performed to perfection, the highly acclaimed cast combines satire and surrealism with a delicious 3-course meal. This 2-hour

show promises lots of laughs during this hilarious and fun evening, with the audience as the diners and Ted, Dougal, Jack & the housekeeper as the hosts. Not to be missed! “Best show I’ve seen in years”,”Hilarious from beginning to end”, “Excellent show, and lots of laughs”, “Acting was great” Edinburgh Fringe audience reviews.

Tickets: £29.50 (includes 3 course meal) no concs.

Tue 27 – Sat 31 January at 7.30pm — Matinees Thu & Sat at 2.30pmFrom the producers that brought Broadway! A Musical Celebration to Dundee comes Broadway! A Night at the Movies. Featuring a show-stopping cast of dancers, West End singers, unforgettable songs, dazzling choreography and tributes to some of your favourite movie musicals.

Including songs from hit movies such as Dirty Dancing, Footloose, Mamma Mia, Blues Brothers, Oliver!, Annie, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Fame, Singin in the Rain, My Fair Lady and many more. Last year’s show was a sell-out success, so book your tickets early for Broadway! A Night at the Movies.

Concs: SnrCitz/Unemployed £3 off, Young Person (16-26)/Students £5 off, Friends / Children £4 off, Schools £7, Dundee Student Pass £5. Concs not available on matinees or Fri & Sat evenings.

Tickets Tue - Thu Fri & Sat Matinees£17 £20 £12

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by Roald Dahl

adapted by David Wood

For information on Rep Creative Learning’s James and the Giant Peach workshops, turn to page 26.

James and the Giant Peach illustration © 1995 Quentin Blake


by Roald Dahl adapted by David Wood

directed by Jemima Levickdesigned by Jean Chan

lighting by Mike Robertsonmusic by Jon Beales

Thu 27 November to Wed 31 December at 7pmMatinees: 6, 13, 14, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 December at 2.30pmPremium: Fri 19 – Mon 29 December at 7pmStandard: Sat 29 November – Wed 17 December and Tues 30 & Wed 31 December at 7pm

BSL Fri 12 December at 7pmCAP Sat 13 December at 2.30pm and Wed 17 December at 7pmAD Sat 13 December at 2.30pm and Wed 17 December at 7pm

Relaxed Performance: Sat 6 December at 2.30pm (more information availble from the Box Office)

Following the success of The BFG, Dundee Rep Ensemble brings this PEACHY story to Dundee this Christmas.James Henry Trotter lives with his two horrid aunts. One day, as he saves the life of a spider, some magic crocodile tongues come into his possession — and it’s not long before a ginormous PEACH starts to grow in the garden!

Venturing inside the peach, not only does he meet the spider he rescued, but a number of new friends including an Old-Green-Grasshopper, Centipede, Ladybird and Earthworm.

James and the insects set out on the adventure of a lifetime as they escape from his nasty aunts and plan a new life far, far away.

James’ astonishing adventure will fulfil the fantasy of anyone who has ever dreamed of escape. Roald Dahl’s story comes hilariously to life in this delightful tale of good, evil and — above all — friendship.

Look out for more news for Christmas fun for the under 5s!

Previews: Thu 27 & Fri 28 November: All seats £12, Children £9. No Concs.

Concs: SnrCitz/Unemloyed £2 off, Young Person(16-26)/Students £4 off, Friends £3 off all stan-dard performances only. Dundee Student Pass £5.Premium seats: No Concs except Children.

Tickets Rows A–K Rows L–P

Premium £21 £19

Standard £16 £16

Children £9 £9

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MARI WILSONFri 26 September at 7.30pm

Mari Wilson (The Neasden Queen of Soul) first arrived on the scene in the early eighties. Mari’s records began entering the charts and she soon had six hit singles, the biggest being Just What I’ve Always Wanted and Cry Me A River

Over the years Mari has also appeared in musical theatre, worked as a presenter, written and produced music and has also written a one-woman musical — The Love Thing, currently being developed for stage.

In September 2007, marking the 25th Anniversary of Just What I Always Wanted being in the top ten, Warner Bros. released Mari Wilson — The Platinum Collection and Mari toured the UK. It was writing the songs for this musical that led to Mari’s new album Emotional Glamour.

This album marks a return to the retro-pop she is the true queen of.

Tickets: Premium £21, Standard £18.50

Concs: SnrCitz/Unemployed £2 off, Young Persons (16-26)/Students £2 off, Dundee Student Pass £5.

ELKIE BROOKSSun 26 October at 7.30pm

Quite simply one of the most successful and popular singers the UK has ever produced. Now in the 5th decade of her career, she is still proving to be one of the most powerful and versatile vocal talents of her generation.

Performing some of her classic hits, blues and jazz, an electric evening with Elkie is guaranteed to leave you begging for more.

2012 saw the release of Elkie’s much anticipated autobiography Finding My Voice and a re-release of her highly acclaimed album Powerless.

Elkie is a stunning performer and whatever she does, she does it best live. Don’t miss the chance to see a truly great artist in action.

“Still One Of The Great British Voices” The Guardian

elkiebrooks.com

Early Booking Advised!

Tickets: £23.50

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THE ONION CLUBSat 8 November at 7.30pm

The Onion Club re-imagine the songs of Bowie, Brel, Waits and Weill alongside original works in an entertaining and compelling show which draws on Weimar Cabaret, Glam Rock and Circus to take you on a theatrical journey which is drenched in emotion, sparkling with humour and brimming with sass and originality.

“Mesmerising” Gavin McGinty, “Sublime” Andy Woods, “Electric” Trevor Ward

Find The Onion Club on facebook.com/TheOnionClub

Tickets: £14, Dundee Student Pass £5.

GAVIN MARWICK’S JOURNEYMAN SPECTACULARWed 12 November at 7.30pm

Described as ‘a mini-folk festival on stage’, the ten-piece Journeyman Spectacular is a rare opportunity to catch Gavin Marwick and friends including Old Blind Dogs Allstars, Bellevue Rendezvous, Up In The Air, Aaron Jones and Claire Mann for a night of music and song.

“...a phenomenal experience...” Celticmusicradio.

gavinmarwick.co.uk

Tickets: £16, SnrCitz/Unemployed £2 off, Young Person(16-26)/Students £2 off, Dundee Student Pass £5.

From the producers of the smash hit “Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music”SING-A-LONG-A

ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (12)Fri 31 October at 7:30pmThe campest cult classic of all time gets the Singalonga treatment it’s been SCREAMING for! This is a screening of the iconic movie with lyrics on screen and a live host. If you’ve done The Time Warp before, you’ll never have done it quite like this!Fancy dress is not obligatory but highly recommended!Check out our website at singalonga.netTickets: £16, all concs £14

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ELAINE C SMITH — Still Standing…Just!Sat 11 October at 7.30pm

What can you say about Elaine C Smith?

Smith the comedienne, actress, singer, writer, raconteur, and political activist returns to Dundee Rep with her massively successful one woman show.

This is Smith at her very best — totally cheeky, outspoken, irreverent and yes very funny! Still Standing …Just! is a brilliant mix of intelligent stand-up, storytelling and music from one of Scotland’s finest performers

A show not to be missed!

“Elaine C Smith is a National Treasure “– The Herald

Tickets: Premium £19, Standard £16. Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Live Nation in association with MZA presents

DANIEL SLOSS — Really...?!Sat 27 September at 7.30pm

The smash-hit, hilarious new show from comedy’s internationally acclaimed and award-winning half-man-half-Xbox. With 7 consecutive sold-out Edinburgh Fringe seasons under his belt, Daniel has also toured extensively through the UK, Australia & USA, appeared on TV shows including Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, Russell Howard’s Good News and Conan O’Brien and released his debut DVD…

We’re Really…?! delighted to welcome Daniel back – make sure you BOOK EARLY!

Plus Special Guest

“Meteroric… Has them rolling in the aisles” ****Scotsman

*AGE RESTRICTED 16+

Tickets: £15, Concs £10. Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Image by Jill Furmanovsky


JONGLEURSFri 19 Sep at 8pm, Fri 10 Oct at 8pm, Fri 7 Nov at 8pm, Fri 12 Dec at 8pm

Fri 23 Jan 15 at 8pm, Fri 13 Feb 15 at 8pm, Fri 13 March 15 at 8pm

Back by popular demand, Jongleurs comedy is returning to Dundee! The country’s best stand-up comedians are gracing our stage once more, so don’t miss this chance to see two hours of today’s funniest stand-up. Book your tickets now!

Tickets: £12, Dundee Student Pass £5

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FASCINATING AÏDA —CHARM OFFENSIVEFri 17 & Sat 18 October at 7.30pm

Following a sold-out 2013 tour, three Olivier Award nominations and over 10 million YouTube hits for Cheap Flights (their infamous anthem to budget air travel), Dillie Keane, Adele Anderson and Liza Pulman continue to celebrate over 30 years of Fascinating Aïda with their terrific show, Charm Offensive.

Expect topical new songs hot off the press, plus some outrageous old favourites, as Fascinating Aïda continue to grow old disgracefully!

“I can’t recommend this show highly enough.” Mail on Sunday

“Engages the brain as well as the funny-bone.” The Times

Tickets: £19.50, SnrCitz/Unemployed £2 off, Young Person (16-26)/Students £2 off, Friends £3 off, Dundee Student Pass £5.

MZA & CHiLL Productions presents

CRAIG HILL —Give Him An Inch…Fri 14 November at 7.30pm

Strap yourself in for a Craig Hill thrill! Hot on the heels of last year’s hysterically funny, sold out national tour, don’t miss the chance to see Scotland’s favourite kilted treasure — live and unleashed. The Scotsman called Craig “PRICELESS!” and we absolutely agree! Book early for this deliciously wicked and gloriously camp evening of no-holds-barred comedy and pure, unadulterated fun.

“Absolutely hilarious!… A laugh-out-loud performance from beginning to end… Irresistible!” **** List

Tickets: £17.50, SnrCitz/Unemployed £2 off, Young Person (16-26)/Students £5 off, Dundee Student Pass £5.

AGE RESTRICTED 16+

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DARE TO GET UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL!

Direct from the West End, Dinosaur Zoo brings these awesome prehistoric creatures to the stage as you’ve never seen them before!

From cute baby dinos to teeth-gnashing giants, observe and interact with extraordinary life-like dinosaurs in this imaginative and hilarious live show.

But watch out. Not all of these ravenous reptiles are as tame as they seem!

Join us after the show for a ‘meat & greet’ with the dinosaurs.

“PUPPET-TASTIC! Thoroughly entertaining. A delight” ★★★★ Time Out, Critic’s Choice

Tickets: £12.50, Danger Seats (Row A Only): £15.50. To secure these seats please call box office directly on 01382 223530, Schools £10, plus 11th free (excl. Danger Seats).Running Time: 50 minutes no interval + 15 min “meat and greet’.

Tue 23 September at 1.30pm + 4.30pmWed 24 September at 10.30am, 1.30pm + 4.30pm

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Watershed Productions presents the BBC Worldwide and Polka Theatre production of

CHARLIE AND LOLA’S EXTREMELY NEW PLAYbased on the characters created by Lauren Child adapted by Jonathan Lloyd

Tue 14 & Wed 15 October at 11am + 1.30pmCharlie and Lola are completely excited to be back on stage with their Extremely New Play – and this time they’re bringing along Sizzles the Dog! If you liked Charlie and Lola’s Best Bestest Play, you will love this extra special, brand new show.

Playful, funny and full of surprises, this extremely new play about friendship and adventures is a treat for everyone. This magical mix of puppets, live action and music is based on the much-loved books by Lauren Child and the ever popular BBC TV Series.

Tickets: £12.50Recommended age 3+.watershedtheatre.comCharlie and Lola ™ and © Lauren Child 2005. Charlie and Lola is produced by Tiger Aspect Productions and distributed by BBC Worldwide Ltd.

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Company Chordelia presents

DANCE DERBYin association with Scottish Opera

Wed 29 October at 7.30pm

This powerful and hugely energetic dance theatre production opened to critical acclaim during Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 and now comes to Dundee Rep for one night only.

The dance marathons of Depression-era America, with strict rules, extreme conditions and ferocious competition, were the reality shows of their day. Attracting huge audiences they could last for weeks on end, with competitors stopping for only ten minutes every two hours to sleep or wash.

“…a beautifully wrought landscape of public humiliations and private grief.” ***** The Herald

Tickets: £14, SnrCitz/Unemployed £2 off, Young Person (16-26)/Students £2 off, Friends £3 off, Children/Schools £2 off, Dundee Student Pass £5.

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SCOTTISH BALLET — UP CLOSEFri 31 October & Sat 1 November at 7.30pm

This autumn, Scottish Ballet will be heading out on the road to bring all the passion, power and poise of ballet directly to people living in towns up and down the country.

NEW VOICESPremiered at the Edinburgh International Festival 2013, New Voices showcases works by rising stars within the world of choreography, including pieces by James Cousins and Helen Pickett.

ELITE SYNCOPATIONS (Kenneth MacMillan)A smart, sassy and sexy romp inspired by 1920s dance hall glitz and vibrant ragtime music.

free pre-show talksFri 31 October and Sat 1 November, 6.30-7pm (booking required)

free post-show discussionFri 31 October, after the performance

Tickets: £18, SnrCitz/Unemployed £2 off, Young Person (16-26)/Students £5 off, Friends £3 off, Children/Schools £9, Dundee Student Pass £5.

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Edinburgh Fringe 2014We are delighted to be selected again as part of Made in Scotland which showcases World Class Scottish theatre, dance and music at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Based at the creative hub Summerhall, we have a wonderfully diverse programme of works which includes a World Premiere, Miann and the highly acclaimed children’s favourite, Innocence — Fleur Darkin’s captivating and magical introduction to dance.

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Miann (World Premiere)8 – 17 August (not 12) at 7.55pm

An intimate collaboration between visionary choreographer Fleur Darkin, Linbury prize-winning designer Alexander Ruth and Glasgow 4-piece The One Ensemble. Performed by Scottish Dance Theatre’s full company of exceptional dancers. Miann is a daring, sensual and ritualistic piece which will create an intimate space between audience and performers. Bodies, instruments and voices will seamlessly interweave experimental and folk music moving to full-bodied, full-throated energy.

“One of the most personable and versatile ensembles in British Dance” (The Times on Scottish Dance Theatre)

“a kaleidoscopic collision… that sounds like absolutely no one else” (Brainwashed on The One Ensemble).

Tickets £12 /£10

International TourWorld renowned, Scottish Dance Theatre has an increasing international presence and 2014 is no exception as we head off to India and China once again in the Autumn.

With sell out runs, rave reviews and standing ovations in 2012, we return to perform in cities throughout India and China visiting eight magnificent theatres to delight, inspire and exhilarate audiences in their thousands.

Open class for professional dancers will be held at Dancebase, Edinburgh.

For more information and to book contact: [email protected] 01382 342600

Included in our packed summer programme will be talks by special guests along with dance and music workshops. Places are limited so early booking is recommended.

For more information and to book visit summerhall.co.uk or call 0845 873 3000

Innocence13, 14, 15 August 10am (0- 4 years) Tickets £7 / £5 (Family £20)

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Great Big Dance ShowTue Nov 11 at 7.30pm

Dundee’s most vibrant celebration of the diverse range of dance brings together professional and community groups from across the city with special guests from further afield.

Tickets - £9 (family of 4 £28)

BREAKIN’RULESSat 17 Jan 2015 at 8pm

Breakin’ Rules is back by popular demand, kicking off 2015 with a bang! After continuous sell out shows, Breakin’ Rules features some of the UK’s best hip hop groups and soloists, keepin’ it real with urban dance floor action. A night at the theatre that Dundee Rep is proud to showcase and not to be missed...

Tickets: £9, all concs £6. Dundee Student Pass £5.Book at Box Office 01382 223530

or online at dundeereptheatre.co.uk

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Dance classes

Scottish Dance Theatre offers a programme of dance classes at our wheelchair accessible studio in Dundee Rep. Visit scottishdancetheatre.com to download our latest booklet or pop in and pick up a copy at Box Office.

Meet the Choreographer

Guest choreographers discuss making new works for Scottish Dance Theatre, giving an insight into their specific working processes and the inspiration behind the works.

Open studio

Observe our team of professional dancers in a live rehearsal in our studio.

Tickets: Free and advance booking is required.

For the latest Open studio dates, please visit scottishtheatre.com

UN International Day of Disabled People; Dance Celebration

Sat 6 December at 2pm – Tay Square (11am for rehearsal in Dundee)

A group of disabled and non disabled dancers will perform a participatory dance to celebrate inclusion in dance activities by all led by Scottish Dance Theatre’s Education Manager, Dawn Hartley.

Free event and to register email [email protected] or call 01382 342600

Scottish Dance Theatre works to provide equal access to arts activity and performances. On Saturdays, we run an accessible dance workshop called ‘Do Your Thing’, for all aged 8 and over, with and without disabilities. Sessions are led by experienced tutors, giving participants the opportunity to learn more about how their own body moves and how to get the most enjoyment out of dance.

For more information and cost email [email protected] or call 01382 342600

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CREATIVE LEARNINGAs Scotland’s largest theatre-based Creative Learning department, Rep Creative Learning (RCL) works with an average of 27,000 people every year. We engage people of all ages and abilities through a diverse, inspiring and accessible range of theatre based participation, performance and learning opportunities both within and outwith the theatre.Whatever your age or experience, there are many ways to get involved with Rep Creative Learning. For more information please call 01382 342660 or visit dundeerep.co.uk/creative-learning/Examples of this year’s programme include:

NEW! DUNDEE REP YOUNG COMPANY FOR 19-25 YEAR OLDSTues 9 September – Tues 9 December, 7.45-9.15pmRep Young Company is an exciting new group for 19–25 year olds. Members will work collaboratively to create and explore dynamic and challenging pieces of theatre which we will perform at Dundee Rep Theatre and further afield.Cost: £56, conc £35Please phone Mary Sandeman to register your interest.

NEW! 8-WEEK PLAYWRITING AND PLAY READING COURSEMon 15 September – Mon 1 December, 6-8pm (8 sessions over 12 weeks)Delivered by joint Artistic Director, Philip Howard, this 8 session course will offer aspiring playwrights an opportunity to develop their writing and learn how to turn ideas into scripts, as well as reading and discussing a range of existing texts. Cost: £56, conc £35Please book through Box Office.

NEW! OCTOBER MASTERCLASSES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTSWed 15 October, 12-4pm – 13-18 year olds, 5-9pm. Recommended age: 19+.In this half-day Masterclass, you will explore the work of Shakespeare and learn how to take his most well-known characters and text from page to stage.Cost: £12, conc £9Please book through Box Office.

CAREERS DAYTue 11 November, 4–7pmInterested in a career in theatre? Then come along to our Careers Day to find out more! Take part in workshops led by industry professionals, chat to college and university representatives from across Scotland and find out everything you need to know about routes into the industry.‘No need to register or book a place.

ENTERPRISE @ THE REPThu 4 and Fri 5 DecemberDelivered in partnership with Dundee City Council’s Education Development Service, this unique skills development event involves 60 young people working alongside theatre professionals in every department of the theatre for two-whole days. Pupils also gain experience in a job application and interview process. Presentation and performance of work Fri 5 December 5pm. Tickets available at Box Office.JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH

CHRISTMAS WORKSHOPSNovember and December, duration 1hr To support your visit to our ever popular Christmas show we are once again offering fun and interactive pre-show workshops for your class!Cost: £30 (£25 Dundee Schools) or FREE if tickets booked and paid for by Fri 12 September. Please contact [email protected]


Tue 28 October at 7.30pm Takes place in Dundee Rep’s Bonar HallA devised work by Solar Bear Theatre Company and Deaflinks In partnership with Dundee Rep Theatre and LuminateWomen love a guid blether… some things never change! But the way we chat has changed a lot, from the strong spirit of the war years through to current days of social media. But how has it changed if you are deaf? Through storytelling and visual performance the Deaflinks group will work with Gerry Ramage and Katrina Fisher from Solar Bear to devise a performance, scripted by playwright Sylvia Dow, where they will share their memories and stories.The performance will be delivered in BSL with captioning and interpretation.Tickets: £6, all concs £4solarbear.org.uk

Dundee Rep Community Company presents

NOT WORTH A JOTFri 1 & Sat 2 August at 7.30pm — Matinee Sat 2 at 2.30pmNot Worth a Jot scratches through the glamour and sheen of the 1920s to expose what’s lurking underneath. A world full of crime and corruption: a world where amorality is a virtue and deviousness a blessing: a world much like our own. A new king is being crowned and hope is once again rising in the city. Cop or crook, whore or reverend, this is a new era, a chance to escape the past.Devised and created by Dundee Rep’s Community Company, Not Worth a Jot is a play with songs that bursts onto the stage with all the bravado and swagger of a 1920s Cabaret. Tickets: £9, SnrCitz/Unemployed £7, Young Person (16-26)/Students £7, Friends £8, Dundee Student Pass £5.

SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS COMPANYTue 4 November at 7pmDundee Rep is delighted to mark Shakespeare’s 450th birthday by throwing him the biggest party he has ever seen with the largest Shakespeare Schools Festival to date. 35,000 young people will take to professional stages across the UK.The Shakespeare Schools Festival is the UK’s largest youth drama festival and enables over 1,000 primary, secondary, and special schools to stage abridged Shakespeare productions in their local professional theatre.“It was fantastic to see the children up there and having the chance to showcase skills their parents may have never seen before. Just magical.” Luke Broughton, St. Stephen’s CE Primary SchoolTickets: £7.50, all concs £6.Details of participating schools can be obtained from the Box Office.

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Dundee Rep Ensemble, Derby Theatre and Graeae present

BLOOD WEDDINGby Federico Garcia Lorca in a new version by David Ireland

directed by Jenny Sealeydesigned by Lisa Sangster

Wed 4 March – Sat 14 March 2015 at 7.30pmMatinees Thu 12 and Sat 14 March at 2.30pmPreview Wed 4 and Thu 5 March at 7.30pm

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In 2014 who can love who? Are there infatuations that still remain taboo? David Ireland’s radical new take on Lorca’s play is fuelled by searing lust, love and rebellion against social mores. In a society where almost anything goes, there are boundaries that still can’t be crossed. When a young man and woman are overrun with passion and defy their families the consequences are still fatally heartbreaking in this modern day re-telling of a classic.

Coming in March 2015

Tickets Previews Matinees Tue to Thur Fri & Sat£12 £14 £19 £21

Senior Citizen, disabled, carer, unemployed: £3 off (no concession on matinee), 16-26, students, equity card: £5 0ff (no concession on matinee), Friends: £4 off (no concession on matinee), Schools, children: £9 all tickets, Dundee Student Pass £5.


FRIENDS OF DUNDEE REP THEATRE

Our Friends scheme is open to anyone who would like to support us, and by becoming a Friend you will get the most out of your visit to the theatre.

What’s in it for you?Find out first — get season information and book before anyone else.

Discount on all Dundee Rep productions for you and a guest

Discounts on selected visiting shows at the Rep

No transaction fee

10% discount in Encore Bar + Brasserie

Collect Friends Loyalty Points for money off tickets

Pop in to get more information or call 01382 223530 or visit dundeerep.co.uk

RELAXED PERFORMANCESRelaxed performances are specifically designed to welcome people with a learning disability, Down’s syndrome, Autism Spectrum Condition or sensory and communication disorders. They are designed to give those, who otherwise may feel excluded, the chance to experience live theatre. They have a less formal, more supportive atmosphere in order to reduce anxiety levels. There is a relaxed attitude to noise, movement and small changes to the lighting and sound levels in the show. Working with the production staff, we will present a modified show, tailored to the needs of this audience.

Visitors will be sent venue and show information in advance to help them prepare.

We also offer Talkbacks, Interactives and other resources to enhance your experience at the Rep.

For the latest news and information please visit dundeerep.co.uk, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.

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Selection of Ice Creams & Sorbets

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August

1–2 Not Worth A Jot 7.30pm p27 Matinee Sat 2 at 2.30pm

20–23 Kiss Me Kate 7.30pm p1

September

3–20 The Glass Menagerie 7.30pm p2–3 Matinees Thus 11 & 18 and Sats 13 & 20 at 2.30pm

Sat 20 at 2.30pmFri 19 at 7.30pm

16 On Our Way To Lisbon 7.30pm p1

19 Jongleurs Comedy 8pm p19 Club

23–24 Dinosaur Zoo p20 Tue 23 at 1.30pm & 4.30pm | Wed 24 at 10.30am, 1.30pm & 4.30pm

25 Simon Callow in 7.30pm p6 The Man Jesus

26 Mari Wilson 7.30pm p16

27 Daniel Sloss 7.30pm p18

October

30 Sep – April In Paris 7.30pm p6 4 Oct Matinees Thu 30 & Sat 1 at 2.30pm

7–10 In Time O’ Strife 7.30pm p7 Matinee Thu 9 at 2.30pm

10 Jongleurs Comedy Club 8.00pm p19

11 Elaine C Smith 7.30pm p18

14–15 Charlie & Lola’s Extremely 11.00am & 1.30pm p21 New Play

16 Outlying Islands 7.30pm p7

17–18 Fascinating Aida: 7.30pm p19 Charm Offensive

22–25 The Gamblers 7.30pm p8–9 Matinees Thu 23 and Sat 25 at 2.30pm

Fri 24 at 7.30pmSat 25 at 2.30pm

26 Elkie Brooks 7.30pm p16

28 The Drawer Boy 7.30pm p10

28 A Guid Blether... 7.30pm p27

29 Quentin Crisp: 7.30pm p11 Naked Hope

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29 Dance Derby 7.30pm p22

31 Sing-a-long-a Rocky 7.30pm p17 Horror

31 Oct – Scottish Ballet - Up Close 7.30pm p22 1 Nov

November

4 Shakespeare Schools 7.00pm p27 Festival

6–8 Sunset Song 7.30pm p10 Matinees Thu 6 & Sat 8 at 2.30pm


8 The Onion Club 7.30pm p17

11 Great Big Dance Show 7.30pm p24

12 Gavin Marwick’s 7.30pm p17 Journeyman Spectacular

13 Eric and Little Ern 7.30pm p11

14 Craig Hill – 7.30pm p19 Give Him An Inch...

15 Ha Ha Hood! 7.30pm p12

20–22 Ted & Co - 7.30pm p13 The Dinner Show

December

27 Nov – James and the 7.30pm p23 31 Dec Giant PeachMatinees 6, 13, 14, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 December at 2.30pmSchool perf at 10am: 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 17School perf at 1.30pm: 1, 2, 3, 9, 10

Fri 12 at 7.30pmSat 13 at 2.30pm and Wed 17 at 7pmSat 13 at 2.30pm and Wed 17 at 7pm

Relaxed Performance: Sat 6 at 2.30pm


January

17 Breakin’ Rules 8.00pm p24

22–24 Sunday Mornings on 7.30pm p12 Dundee Law


27–31 Broadway! A Night At 7.30pm p13 The Movies Matinees Thu 29 & Sat 31 at 2.30pm

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Access at Dundee Rep

Dundee Rep aims to make our buildings accessible to everyone. Here’s a little more information about the services we offer.

Full Wheelchair access We provide full wheelchair access in all areas of the theatre.

Audio Described Performances allow patrons who are blind or partially sighted to access performances.

Infra-Red system (for enhanced hearing) We offer two different types of system.

1. A headset for partons who would like the sound on stage amplified. The headsets are also used for the Audio Described performances.

2. A necklace used to amplify the sound of the stage for patrons who use hearing aids.

BSL Interpreted Performances allow partons who are deaf or for whom British Sign Language is their first preferred language access to performances.

Captioned Performances are similar to television subtitling and give deaf, deafened or hard of hearing patrons access to performances.

Large-print, audio and Braille season brochures are available on request. Please contact Box Office if you require one.

Text Service our Box Office uses SMS text messaging for enquires and bookings for patrons with hearing and speech difficulties. Please text 07786202626.

Touch Tours provide an opportunity for blind and partially sighted patrons to explore the set, props and costumes before the show through a combination of verbal descriptions and touching.

Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements or questions about your visit. Call Box Office or email [email protected].

Premium Seats

Standard Seats


5–6, 12–13, 19–20 December 2014at Dundee Rep’s Bonar Hall

The evening includes a glass of fizz on arrival, a spectacular two-course buffet and a glittering cabaret performance featuring the Candy Cane Dancers. Dance the

night away until the wee small hours with our resident DJ. All this for just £29.95.

To reserve your table call 01382 206699 or email [email protected]

Bespoke packages and private evenings are available. Please contact us for details and rates.

All proceeds go to Dundee Rep’s Bonar Hall SCO17315.


Did you know that we are a

charity?Our purpose is to contribute to a thriving community of artists who work alongside one another and to bring our audiences and participants a dazzling, diverse programme of work.

No matter where we perform whether it’s Tay Square, Menzieshill, Stornoway or Shanghai, we’re proud to be part of Dundee’s rapid growth as an international city of culture.

We strive to grow and diversify our audiences and participants, to inspire people and give them opportunities that can change their lives for the better.

To ensure that our legacy as a world class performing arts organisation remains at the top of our agenda and to encourage a broad audience of all ages to participate in the arts, we need your support.

Your donation will help fund our Education and Community work, and help us to continue to produce world class theatre and dance.

For further information contact Susie Crawford on 01382 227684 or email [email protected]

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How to book ticketsOpening HoursBox Office is open Mon – Sat, from 9.30am to the start of the performance. Telephone booking is available until half an hour before the performance.In PersonAt Box Office during opening hours. You can also book at Overgate and Discovery Point.By PhoneCall the Box Office during opening hours on 01382 223530. We accept debit cards, Mastercard and Visa. Unpaid reservations are held for 3 days.OnlineVisit dundeerep.co.uk, you can even choose your own seats.ConcessionsDiscounted tickets are usually available for under 26s, students, senior citizens, registered disabled, registered unemployed, and Equity members. Proof of status is required when collecting tickets.Group bookings1 ticket free for every 10 booked.Terms and Conditions of saleFull conditions of sale are available at Box office and on our website.*A £1.50 per transaction administration fee will be applied to all phone, counter and internet bookings when a credit or debit card is used.

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Dundee is easily accessible from all directions by road and rail. There is also a regular direct air service to Dundee from London Stanstead.BusAny Bus that stops in the city centre is less than 10 minutes walk from Dundee Rep. Visit dundeetravelinfo.com for more information.TrainDundee Rep is a 5 minute walk from the station. Visit nationalrail.co.uk for more information.CarDundee Rep is easily accessible by road. The Rep doesn’t have a car park but there are several car parks near by including one on South Tay Street. There are disabled parking spaces on South Tay Street.Our AddressDundee Rep Theatre Tay Square Dundee DD1 1PB

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