The Stamping Ground

Prices:
£25.00 - 48.00

Evenings 7.30pm | Matinees 2.30pm
Age:
12+
Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes, including one interval
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The Stamping Ground

 An award-winning, uplifting new musical that thrilled critics and had audiences on their feet at its 2022 premiere in Inverness.

When together-forever couple Euan and Annie return home, they’re seeking a fresh start for their teenage daughter. But there’s a heatwave in the Highlands and they soon find themselves lost in this once familiar place, now filled with more tourists than residents.

Starring Juliet Cadzow (Balamory/River City), Robin Campbell, Caitlin Forbes, Annie Grace, Robert Grose, Jenny Hulse (River City), Barrie Hunter, Naomi Stirrat, Brian James O’Sullivan and Ali Watt.

Filled with rousing new arrangements of Runrig’s best-loved songs, The Stamping Ground is a story about love, life and the land.

Winner, 'Best Music & Sound', Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland 2022.

A Raw Material and Eden Court co-production. This production is funded by Creative Scotland

★ ★ ★ ★

A big show with a huge heart, full of love, wisdom and energy

The Scotsman

★ ★ ★ ★

A poetic tale of love and community

The Guardian

★ ★ ★ ★

Breathes compelling new life into Runrig's songs

The Times

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20% off (excl. Fri & Sat)

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Access

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Access Performances

Captioning
  • Thu 25 May, 7.30pm
Audio Description
  • Sat 27 May, 2.30pm
  • Audio Describers: Alison Downey & Myra Galletly
BSL Sign Language Interpreted
  • Sat 27 May, 2.30pm
  • Touch Tour: 1 hour before the performance, 1.30pm
  • Interpreter: Mandy & Alice, on the right hand side of the stage

Discounts

Friends 20% off (excl. Fri & Sat)

Concessions £3 off. (excl. Fri & Sat)
Concessions are limited and may be withdrawn at any time.

Groups (8+): £4 off Stalls and Dress
Please note groups cannot be booked online. If you wish to book a Group, please contact our dedicated Groups email, groups@capitaltheatres.com, or phone on 0131 529 6005.

School Groups (10+): £8.50 (excl. Fri & Sat)
Includes 1 free teacher ticket with every 10 students.
Please note groups cannot be booked online. If you wish to book a Group, please contact our dedicated Groups email, groups@capitaltheatres.com, or phone on 0131 529 6005.

Student Standby: £10 
Student Standby tickets are subject to availability on the day of the performance and can only be purchased in person at the Box Office from 12pm. A valid Student or Young Scot ID is required. Only one ticket per card.

Discounts are available to people with disabilities, please call the Box Office to book your tickets. If you would like to book a wheelchair space or if you have any special requirements, please phone the box office who can advise. 

All discounts may be withdrawn at any time. 

Credits

Cast 

Juliet Cadzow (Balamory/River City), Robin Campbell, Caitlin Forbes, Annie Grace, Robert Grose, Jenny Hulse (River City), Barrie Hunter, Naomi Stirrat, Brian James O’Sullivan and Ali Watt.

Creative Team

Writer Morna Young  
Concept Alan B McLeod 
Director Luke Kernaghan 
Musical Direction and Arrangements John Kielty
Designer Kenneth MacLeod 
Movement Director Jade Adamson 
Lighting Designer Simon Wilkinson 
Sound Designer Garry Boyle 

All songs written by Calum MacDonald and Rory MacDonald. Published by BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited, a BMG Company. 

Show Related Events

Director's Talk

Wed 24 May, 6pm
The Studio

Learn about the creative processes and collaborations involved in staging a new Scottish musical with an informative talk, led by the show's director.

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