Summer of 69
Wed, 8th Aug, 2007
to Sat, 25th Aug, 2007
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Summer of 69
Cancellation Notice
Due to a cast member having a minor operation in hospital, we have had to cancel several performances on Monday 20th & Tuesday 21st August.
Customers with tickets for these shows can get a full refund or can exchange their tickets to any other performance of the show upon return of tickets to the box office.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
It’s Skool Days "Back in the Summer of ’69", when the tar used to melt between your toes and Pink Custard was all the rage in the Skool Dinners.
Best days of our lives!
Days of the Belt, The Skool Bully and Behind the Bike Shed!
Back to Man’s First Step on the Moon, Woodstock and when "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Hogan’s Heroes" were the Hits on TV… remember "Hawaii Five O" and the original Beverly Hillbillies?. 1969 also saw the Birth of the Internet.
We take you on a nostalgic trip back to the "Summer of ’69 Skool Leaving Dance", where our class are getting forced to dance the night away to the sounds of Scottish music. Can this bunch of no hopers get rid of the teachers long enough to enjoy the music that they want…. The Fabulous Sounds of ’69.
Hits like…… Build Me Up Buttercup… Get Back… Sweet Caroline… Honky Tonk Woman… Suspicious Minds… Stand By your Man… and lots lots more!
So whatever age you are, whether you want to relive your Skool Days! or want to see exactly what your parents got up to back then this show is for you.
It’s a brand new great musical comedy classic which will have you
"Rockin with Laughter".
So dig out your old Skool uniform and join us…
Back in the Summer of ’69!
This Sensational Comedy
takes us back to the
Skool Days of ’69.
Will this bunch of no hopers
ever do what the teachers say?
It’s sure to turn out a scream
from start to finish.
It’s Back to the Summer of 69.
Great Comedy! Great
Music! Great Fun!
Starring..
- Stephen Purdon (Shellsuit Bob in River City)
- Gordon McCorkell (Deek in River City)
- Julie Coombe (Terri in River City)
- Jim Byars
- Carole Anders
- Ray Jeffries
- Douglas Sannachan
- Lyndsay McLaughlan
- Michele Gallagher
- Keith Warwick (High Road)
What are your classroom memories of 1969?
Let us know. The best entries could win tickets for the Summer of ’69.
Written by Charlie Marx, Produced & Directed by Iain Gordon
FIND TICKETSSummer of 69 – Tickets
Wed 8th – Sat 25th August 2007
at 7.30pm
with 2pm Matinee Sat 18th, Wed 22nd & Sat 25th Aug.
SHOWS CANCELLED – see main details
Mon – Fri £13.00 (£11.00 Conc.) / £11.00
Sat £15.00 / £13.00
Matinees All Seats £11.00
Opening Night 2 for 1
Summer of 69 – Comments
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This Show sounds fab! When will it be on again? I'll bring along some friends. Or maybe I'll bring my other half, although he might be too young. 2yrs.younger me.
The Summer of 69 was one of the best shows I have seen at the Pavilion. I would love to see this show again, it was funny from start to finish. Maybe the Pavilion could bring it back again and have the Chris McClure Section as the band playing at the school disco. Gordon McCorkell, Stephen Purdon and Douglas Sannachan were all brilliant. Hopefully the Pavilion will bring this show back again sometime soon.
When is it coming Back good fun and entertaining
The Best Thing Ever Stephen Purdon Eho Played “Wee Frankie” Said Happy Birthday To Me And I Cryed Then I Met All The Cst =D It Was The Best Day Of My Life 😛
xx
Me and my mum thought the show was fab, laughed loads, cast were excellent especially shellsuit Bob
(hee hee). XX
My friend and I went through to Glasgow from Fife to see the show. It was advertised in the newspaper (The Sun) and we thought it looked good and would be based around our own school days.
However, we did not for one minute realise that it would be so good, we laughed from beginning to end and have spoke about it on various occasions since. Wish we could see a rerun as I think we laughed so much we may have missed some of the punch lines.
It Was Amazing 🙂 My Friend Got Stephen To Say Happy Birthday To Me On Stage 🙂 A Wos Crying Lol 😛 x x
The show was amazing the cast were excellent the female cast were hott! and it was so funny best show ive seen great work hope they come back and do it again 100-100 🙂
this show was fab on a very wet and lousy Saturday afternoon….it made us very happy to be there….and it stirred up many memories of our school days. We met in 1969 at our first year of high school. Went our separate ways until meeting again in 2004. We now plan to get married in May 2008….a lovely happy ending. Thanks to all the stars of the show…you were all brilliant..xx
it was brill ! i would recomend anyone to go and see the show the actors we’re really good
THE BEST SHOW IVE SEEN IN A WHILE.LAUGHED NON STOP AND LOVED THE MUSIC.THE CAST WERE BRILLIANT.WELL DONE XX
Great show, thoroughly enjoyable both for the comedy and the music, not to mention the acting. I would recommend anyone to go and see this to bring a bit of sunshine into our dreary summer.
good show i was age 6 in year 69
absolutely brilliant show. laughed from start to finish & even though i was only 4 in ’69 the memories of my skool days are exactly the same. i’m now booking to take my 15yr old daughter next week!
Memories? going to school in shorts and dancing to chirpy chirpy cheep cheep,daintees,wots the time mr wolf,dad trying to fix the valve on a black and white telly if you were lucky
Best show i have seen in a long time. A credit to scottish thatre. Well done guys!!!!
Three Generations of my family went to see this show. We all thoroughly enjoyed the show and found it to be absolutely hilarious. All the cast were excellent especially David Sannachan
Memories? Honky Tonk Women by Rolling Stones being played non stop by my brother on our old record player and him prancing around the living room pouring with sweat! He got the record free in London at some concert!
the only thing i have to say is that it was absolutely brilliant. my mum and i had a great night, we never stopped laughing and the music was good too
great entertainment we laughed from start to finish my mum daughter sisters and niece the cast were all brilliant a credit to scottish acting xxx
fab show great music brilliant cast
I TOOK MY GIRLFRIEND TO THE SUMMER OF 69 I TAKE HER EVERY YEAR BUT THE CAST OF 69 WAS WONDERFULL BRILLIANT IN EVERY WAY. ALL THE BEST TO ALL THE STAFF AT THE PAVILION YOU ARE THE BEST LOL WULLIE B
fantastic show.not one to be missed.
best show seen in a long time , only neened the partner and would had been dancing in the passage way
Dont have a memory of 69 but my 21yr old nephews favourite song at family dos is Build me up Buttercup, it would be fun for us to bring him to the show and subject him to more of the era.
It was a good show lots of fun, my girlfrend loved it ,it was her birthday gift from the kids.I hope there will be more good laughter in Glasgow for nights out cheers all the best for the show.
i thought it was a great, show, i was with my mother, sister, and freinds and they all thought it was great, a very funny night enjoyed by all of us, want to go again,.
My classroom memories of Summer of 69 are very vivid – it was the year I left school! I remember a song called Oh Happy Day playing on the radio the day I left and thought it was very appropriate!
My classroom memories of 1969
I was only 7 and don’t really remember much, but 1969 has always been the first year that I remember writing the date at the top of my jotter
It was my first summer at school. I remember sitting on the edge of an outdoor pool shivering and refusing to get in because I was afraid. The school then ran a siwmming gala with ice creams and I overcame my fear.
In the summer of 69 I just started school a little primary one pupil.
Sent off in to the big wide world of education.
If only I knew then that those would have been the best days of my life
i was conceived in the summer of 69 and my memories were probably them making out at the school dance and having me !!
My summer of 69 was spent at residential school and I loved it!!! – I cried when I had to go and I cried because I didn’t want to come home!!! It was the best 6 weeks of my life, with 2 big firsts – my first time away from home on my own and my first boyfriend at the tender age of 13!!! – Those were the days!!!
Memories of 1969?
The moon landing, without a doubt. The Rolling Stones Honky Tonk Woman, Thunderclap Newman – Something in the air. Clodah Rogers – Come back and shake me, Curly McCann etc., mini skirts, white tights, shirts made by Arthur Black the shirtmaker in St Enoch Square. There was a shooting in Allison Street in Glasgow, something to do with a bank robbery, were the culprits holed up in Allison Street? am sure a policeman was killed. Pretty sure it was a hot summer.