We are excited to confirm that our next musical will be “9 to 5 -The Musical” to be performed from 1-4th March 2023 at the Corran Halls, Oban. This musical is based on the 1980 film of the same name with music and lyrics written by Dolly Parton.
Category: News
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New members welcome
NEW MEMBERS (aged 16+) WELCOME FOR OUR NEXT PRODUCTION – 9 to 5 the Musical You might want to be on stage or get involved in the equally important roles behind the scenes and front of house. Many things go into putting a show together from set building, making[…]
Calamity Michael
Our Very Own Michael Wall is putting back on his cowboy boots and strutting his stuff once more upon the stage. Appearing at the Theatre Guild Glasgow East Kilbride https://www.facebook.com/TheatreGuildGlasgow/ In Calamity Jane Tickets are £18-£20 There’s currently good availability for all but the Friday. Two shows on the Saturday[…]
Treasure Island 2021 Photos now Available
Happy World Theatre Day
Photo credits: Spotlight Musical Theatre Group
Treasure Island 2021 Photos now Available
Lots (and lots) of Photos now available from or 2021 Pantomime “Treasure Island”
Google Classroom
Hi everyone – google classroom is now up-and-running and we have some of the songs lyrics plus backing tracks in there and will get more very soon. Link is https://classroom.google.com/c/ODQ5MTY1NzMxNjRa?cjc=qjpwxr3 If you are planning on singing a solo/duet please can you message me separately ASAP (rather than clog up this[…]
Cancellation of Connel Concert
Due to the sad passing of HRH Queen Elizabeth II our concert that was due to be performed tonight in Connel raising funds for St Oran’s Church has been cancelled. We send our condolences to the Royal family. Anyone who made a donation for a ticket in advance for tonight[…]
Raymond Shaw – A Tribute from Spotlight Musical Theatre Group
Raymond Shaw – A Tribute
From 1976 Raymond was on the Committee of Oban Operatic Society and in 1977 the post of Publicity Officer was created to utilise Raymond’s skills. He quickly formalised an impressive and ever-expanding list of honorary and paying patrons with the Duke of Argyll as the chief honorary patron. He personally wrote to all patrons to keep them informed of the company’s activities. He wrote to all local organisations to market the shows and successfully went as far afield as Glasgow in his marketing campaigns to attract High School parties to see the Operatic Society’s shows.
Raymond Shaw
It is with deep sadness that we have to tell you of the passing of Raymond Shaw yesterday . Raymond’s nephew said that Raymond passed away yesterday (1st) He was full of life to the end – just as you would expect. His funeral will be Sat 12/3 at 11am[…]
