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Alan Cumming promises 'weekend of queer joy' at Pitlochry
Alan Cumming leads a vibrant weekend of queer joy at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre with a new adaptation of Noel Coward’s short story, featuring prominent figures like Ian McKellen.
- The event at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre will showcase Me and the Girls, a new stage adaptation by Neil Bartlett of Noel Cowards 1964 short story.
- Alan Cumming will star alongside a cast of six, promising an engaging experience that highlights queer themes and celebrates diversity in the arts.
- The weekend will also feature in conversation events with notable figures, including Graham Norton and Evelyn Glennie, enriching the cultural experience in Scotland.
Why It Matters
This event underscores the importance of representation in the arts, particularly for the queer community, while also elevating the profile of regional theatres like Pitlochry Festival Theatre in Scotland. It fosters a sense of belonging and joy through artistic expression.