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Katie Morag - Lyceum Theatre

From: 15 May 2008

To: 17 May 2008

Katie Morag comes to life in a musical show full of fun for all the family. 7 pm (Matinee 2.30 pm, Sat).

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A lively, lovingly presented wee show about making new friends and not judging people (or places) by appearances

Travel on the ferry to Struay to meet one of the best-loved characters in children’s books – Katie Morag McColl. She may live on a tiny weather-beaten island, but there’s plenty of mischief to get up to, and Katie Morag is always up to something!

Two American kids arrive with their dad to find their Scottish roots, but Katie Morag can’t believe how spoiled they are – and the visitors can’t believe there aren’t shopping malls on Struay! But as they become caught up in a treasure trail, Katie Morag and the visitors soon learn that appearances can deceive...

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