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The Bakehouse is rapidly becoming a venue of note for both drama and poetry in the region.
Lynn Otty

Books to Buy

Scotland Celebrates Adrian Mitchell
Adrian Mitchell, who sadly died just before Christmas 2008 was one of poetry's heroes. The Bakehouse and Markings are proud to publish this anthology of poetry to celebrate his life. Read more.

A Crab in the Moon's Mouth
Elspeth Brown's collection, "A Crab in the Moon's Mouth", gathers work created for performance, special occasions as well as representing her deeply felt personal reflections on life, its suffering and joy. Read more.

Sins of Old Age
John Harrison is Artistic Director Emeritus of The West Yorkshire Playhouse. He began his career as an actor and worked with Peter Brook at Stratford on Avon. In a long career he has been an actor, director, playwright and poet. Read more

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Next Event

March 27th
Poet Pauline Prior Pitt
Based in South Uist, her One Woman Shows attract large audiences at festivals and her North Uist Sea Poems won the Callum Macdonald Memorial Award for pamphlet poetry in 2006. More.

Markings Magazine

Markings 29
Poetry: Aonghas Macneacail, Abigail Zammit, Ian Hunter, Heather Reid, Alan Franks, Gerda Stevenson, Hugh Mcmillan. Fiction: Kate Hendry, David Mcvey, John Murray, N Quentin Woolf, Amy Mason, Morelle Smith. Art: Elizabeth Waugh at 80, Jan O’Highway and Bones, plus reviews, tributes, interviews.

Forthcoming Events

Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre return to the Crichton for a third year
June 22nd and 23rd @ 7.30 with a matinee on June 23rd @ 2.30