Celebrating Rogers & Hammerstein

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Celebrating Rogers & Hammerstein

Sunday 21 February 2027 · Doors 15:00

Gibson Hall, Academy, Dollar

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Celebrating Rogers & Hammerstein is on Sunday 21 February 2027 at Gibson Hall, Academy, Dollar, with doors at 15:00. Entry is free, booked through the official seller.

Come and hear the popular and uplifting music of Rogers and Hammerstein performed by classically trained professional singers, appearing in opera, chamber and ensemble vocal roles. Accompanied by ex-director of Scottish Opera Derek Clark, familiar from last season’s magnificent Night at the Opera. Prepare to be transported from the Alps (Sound of Music), to Oklahoma and the exotic South Pacific. Impossible to leave without a smile on your face! "Brilliant expressive musicians and a well crafted repertoire" - Stranraer Music for All "Greatly enjoyed by the sell out audience" - Westbourne Music Society

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