The Florians

Tickets will be going on sale on Monday 1st July at 9am.

Performances are 4-7 September at 7.30pm and tickets can be purchased from www.florians.org.uk or by calling Ticket Source on 0333 666 3366

Tickets are priced at Adults £15, Under 16s £7.50.

Don't miss out on a night of hilarious madcap comedy!

As announced at our AGM last night our panto this year will be Cinderella directed by Tierney McLeod. Tickets will NOT be on sale until after our September production ‘Allo ‘Allo.

Our friends at the Edinburgh Little Theatre are taking Kinky Boots to the stage, and they're looking for actors to join them!

If you'd like to be considered for Lola and/or the Angels, get in touch with them either via their social media pages, or by emailing [email protected]

At our AGM tonight our most recent Honorary President, Alan Holling was presented with his certificate by Club President, Aileen Hendry. Our stage and set wizard, Allen Perrin, was made an Honorary Member.

Listen very carefully, we will say this only once

A reminder that casting for Allo Allo takes place tomorrow, Monday 17th June at 7.30pm.

All current members MUST have paid membership fees prior to auditioning. New members need not pay until they officially join.

Our rehearsal nights are Monday and Wednesday.

Production dates are 4-7 September and cast must be available for the full production week and the week prior. There may be additional nights that the cast are encouraged to support for set painting etc.

See you tomorrow!

No rest for the Florians …
Having just brought down the curtain on Of Mice and Men we are completely changing the mood with our next production, ‘Allo ‘Allo.

The reading will be on Monday 10th June and casting on Monday 17th June at 7.30pm.

All current members MUST have paid membership fees prior to auditioning. New members need not pay until they officially join.

Our rehearsal nights are Monday and Wednesday.

Production dates are 4-7 September and cast must be available for the full production week and the week prior. There may be additional nights that the cast are encouraged to support for set painting etc.

Look forward to a good turnout.

The curtain is down. A huge thank you to everyone who came to see Of Mice and Men this week. We have been bowled over by all your lovely comments.

Inverness amateur dramatics company provide captivating performance on opening night of play Inverness amateur dramatics company The Florians gave a captivating performance on their opening night of Of Mice and Men.

All set for our final sold out performance.

Of Mice and Men
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Another fantastic audience tonight. Two sold out performances to go!

Of Mice and Men
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We now have no availability for Friday’s performance and very limited availability on Saturday so if you don’t want to miss this classic drama get yourself along to the Florians Theatre tonight at 7.30pm.

Of Mice and Men
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Three more chances to see “Of Mice and Men”. Limited availability Friday and Saturday.

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We’re super excited that it’s opening night!

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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Some stills from our Dress Rehearsal of “Of Mice and Men”. You don’t want to miss this powerful drama. Our audience tonight were enthralled.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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📸 Ross McKillop

The name on everybody’s lips is going to be … Roxie

Roxie is making her stage debut at the age of almost 13 tomorrow night with The Florians’ production of “Of Mice and Men”. She is no stranger to the Florians though as both her mum and dad are members and she has often visited the theatre.

Roxie is playing the role of Candy’s dog and Director Jo Galloway has found her a dream to direct. In fact she’s probably a lot easier than the human cast!

Roxie’s Dad, Steven Kelly is playing the lead role of Lennie the gentle giant who with his best friend George played by Matthias Kremer are ranch workers in the classic tale by John Steinbeck.

You can catch Roxie together with her human co-stars this week, 5-8 June at 7.30pm.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June
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Inverness dramatics company takes to the stage - with very special star The group of thespians will be bringing the 1937 novella Of Mice and Men to life.

Lennie loves the feel of soft fur but who can blame him when it’s Roxie’s!

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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Make sure you get a ringside seat so you don’t miss any action.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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Don’t be left out. Make sure you get your tickets.

Of Mice and Men
5-8 June 7.30pm
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Just over a week until we go on a journey with George and Lennie. Who’s coming along with us?

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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MEET THE CAST - OF MICE AND MEN

Last but not least…

Steven Kelly plays Lennie

Lennie is George’s friend and the two travel together. Lennie has a mental disability, making him dependent upon George to manage day to day life.

Lennie is physically very strong. He is obsessed with stroking soft things such as animal fur. He does not mean to cause harm but is not aware of his own physical power. Lennie is very innocent and sweet-natured.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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MEET THE CAST- OF MICE AND MEN

Matthias Kremer plays George

George is a protective man who has been caring for his friend Lennie for a long time. The two men are not related but have been friends since they were children, so as well as enjoying his company, George also feels responsible for his welfare. George often talks to Lennie about their dream.

Due to Lennie’s mental disability, George has to take responsibility for him and finds this stressful and frustrating at times due to Lennie getting into trouble.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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We are excited to announce dates for our reading and casting of “Allo Allo” directed by Lisa Senior.

Reading Monday 10th June
Casting Monday 17th June

Both 7.30pm in the Florians Theatre

Some things to remember:

All current members MUST have paid membership fees prior to auditioning. New members need not pay until they officially join.

Production dates are 4-7 September and cast MUST be available for the full production week and the week prior. There may be additional nights that the cast are encouraged to support for set painting etc.

Meantime don’t forget to book your seats for Of Mice and Men 5-8 June
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MEET THE CAST- OF MICE AND MEN

Tom Masterton plays Curley

Curley is a very aggressive and violent character. He is the Boss’s son and takes advantage of the power that he has over the other men on the ranch to treat them cruelly and pick fights. He is physically small and so is resentful of bigger men and picks a fight with Lennie because of this. He chooses to fight Lennie instead of the other characters because he knows that Lennie is vulnerable whereas the other men would fight back.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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MEET THE CAST- OF MICE AND MEN

Roxie plays “Candy’s dog”

Roxie is no stranger to the Florians Theatre having accompanied her mum and dad to rehearsals over the years. Of Mice and Men marks her stage debut with the Florians and she shares the stage with Dad Steve who plays Lennie. She’s sure to melt everyone’s hearts.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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MEET THE CAST- OF MICE AND MEN

Scott Crichton plays Carlson

Carlson is a skinner on the ranch. He is hard hearted, aggressive and opinionated.

Brian Howlett plays the Boss

Boss is superintendent of the ranch and father to Curly.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30 pm
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MEET THE CAST - OF MICE AND MEN

Trevor Nicol plays Candy

Candy is an elderly handyman who does odd jobs around the ranch. He lost his right hand in an accident four years ago but remains employed in spite of his limited capabilities. He is very attached to an old mangy, stinking dog which he’s raised from a pup. His attachment to the dog and his unwillingness to accept that it needs to be put down is a symbol of his own fears about aging, his position on the ranch, and his life generally. Candy offers to give George and Lennie a large sum of money he received as a settlement for his injury if they allow him to join them on the farm they have dreamt about buying for so long. All three of them have their hopes boosted for a few days as they anticipate the life of freedom and plenty to come.

Of Mice & Men 5-8 June 7.30pm
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📸 Matthias Kremer Photography

MEET THE CAST - OF MICE AND MEN

Jay MacGregor plays Curley’s Wife

The only woman on the ranch, Curley’s wife is viewed as a “tart” by the men who surround her. Young, lonely, and always looking for attention, Curley’s wife spends her days roaming around looking for someone to talk to – even though she knows that the men on the ranch are reluctant to talk to her for fear of angering her jealous husband, Curley. Curley’s wife dreams of moving to Hollywood and becoming a movie star.

Of Mice and Men 5-8 June 7.30 pm
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📸 Matthias Kremer Photography