January sees the start of an exciting new season at The Buccleuch.

Now approaching its second birthday, the centre has proved to be extremely popular with both the local audiences and those from further afield and judging by early booking indications this season will continue the trend.

The introduction of the Pre-theatre Buffet has proved a great success. “Magic Moments”, the team in charge of catering, serve a choice of high quality dishes at extremely reasonable prices.  Obviously, it is not practical to serve meals at every performance, but check the programme to see if the buffet is available and please book in advance.

The Spring 09 Season, once again, offers a great variety of shows from magicians to orchestras and from fiddlers to Flanders and everything in between……….

DRAMA – The Rowan Tree Theatre Company’s “The Lasses O”VARIETY AND COMEDY  -  Magician Paul Daniels, Brute Farce’s “Moll Flanders”, The Happy Hour’s “Deckchairs” and the annual visit of Craig Hill

POPULAR MUSIC  - “KYLIE MANIA” featuring the song and dance of Kylie Minogue,  tributes to Buddy Holly on the 50th anniversary of his tragic death, “POP GOES the 80s” plus the music of Simon and Garfunkel, David Bowie and ABBA – The SHOW.

JAZZ  -  the legendary Buddy Greco, Phil Mason’s New Orleans Jazz Allstars, Gypsy swing guitarist Joscho Stephan and the music of The Ratpack.

MUSICAL THEATRE - The WESTENDERS from London,  “The Chicago Blues Brothers”, Mike Holloway’s “Stardust”, “One Night with the Piano Men” featuring the music of Elton John, Barry Manilow and Billy Joel, and a return visit from “We’ll Meet Again”

CLASSICAL  -  Singing sensation Jonathan Ansell, formerly lead tenor with G4, A Viennese Strauss Gala, “Canto Vivo” with soprano Claire Bono, Cumbria Opera’s “The Mikado”, a concert by the Glasgow Phoenix Choir and the return of The Scottish Chamber Orchestra.

TRADITIONAL MUSIC  -  The Fureys and Davey Arthur from Ireland, Breabach, The Stairwell Sisters with their Appalachian String Band, the Tannahill Weavers, Shetland fiddler Chris Stout, Lisa Knapp and James Yorkston. And of course the regular visit of Hawick’s SCOCHA.

COUNTRY  -  Ireland’s Foster and Allen, the music of Patsy Cline, and “Putting on the Style” to celebrate Lonnie Donegan and other Country  artistes.

LOCAL  -  “The Pajama Game” by Langholm’s Operatic and Dramatic Society, concerts by the Langholm Junior Brass Band, the Langholm Pipe Band and the Langholm Concert Orchestra, the annual YOUTH DANCE display,  and a Fashion Show in aid of CHILDREN 1ST

DG13@the centre  -  a new venture for the YOUNG ’UNS with GIGS featuring both national and local bands and the music of the The Boomtown Rats and tributes to Oasis, The Stereophonics, Bryan Adams and the Arctic Monkeys

Please come and join us and “get away from it all” with an evening at The Buccleuch.

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