On Air Now
Original 106 Breakfast with Claire & Pete
Scottish Community Drama Association One Act Play Festival - Fife District
Runs until Saturday, 7 March 2026 (See all dates)
- Time
- 19:30 - 23:00
- Venue
- Leslie Town Hall, Leslie, KY6 3DA
- Price
- £12.00 per session. Season ticket £30
Come and see the best in Scottish Community Drama from Fife!
More Information (Original 106 is not responsible for external websites)
Five teams, from Aberdour, Kirkcaldy, Leslie, Cowdenbeath, and Dalgety Bay come together to present two entertaining evenings and our special Youth Matinee of Comedy, Drama and Theatre of all kinds.
The plays which are performing are each hoping to gain a place in the Eastern Division round of the One Act Play Festival being held in Leslie Town Hall from 2nd - 4th April.
March 6th - 7.30pm
Auld Kirk Players - In By The Half by Jimmie Chinn
Leslie Amateur Drama Club - I Bring You Flowers by William Lang
Aberdour Players - doyouwishtocontinue by Christine Entwisle
March 7th - 1.30pm
Beath High School - Antigone by Sophocles, adapted by Kerry Frampton and Mal Smith
Dalgety Players Youth - Too Many Detectives At The Murder Mansion by Ian McWethy
Beath High School - Ms Campbell’s Class Fifth Period by Leyla Josephine
March 7th - 7.30pm
Leslie Amateur Drama Club - Commencing by Jane Shepard
Auld Kirk Players - The Box by Liz Berg
Leslie Amateur Drama Club - The Bear by Chekhov, adapted by Bernard Lawrence
Venue
Leslie Town Hall
High Street
Leslie
KY6 3DA
Dates
The event runs from 19:30 to 23:00 on the following dates.
Select a date to add this event to your calendar app.
Recently Played
-
Caribbean Queen
Billy Ocean -
Everybody (Backstreet's Back)
Backstreet Boys -
22
Taylor Swift
News
-
Fire crews on scene at derelict building blaze in AberdeenNHS Grampian confirmed the building near Woodend Hospital is unoccupied.
-
Exclusive: Majority in north-east back Aberdeen beachfront stadium plans – and say public money should be usedTwo thirds of those surveyed think the city council should pay towards building a new football and "multi-sport" stadium and leisure complex to keep the Dons in the city.
-
Vast costs of tackling seagull menace in Aberdeenshire revealedCouncil bosses spent more than £200,000 last year on a vast array of measures including egg and nest removal to deter what some feel is an airborne menace.
Weather
-
Tue10°C
-
Wed11°C
-
Thu14°C
-
Fri
11°C