| A Celebration of the Life of Martyn James |
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Free event, admission by ticket only - now on sale!
Pitlochry Festival Theatre is
This event will celebrate Martyn's life and his many achievements both on and off stage. It is hoped that many colleagues from Martyn`s 43 years ‘in the business' will be able to attend and participate in this celebration, which will feature contributions in the form of tributes, anecdotes, reminiscences, some filmed material and possibly a short musical performance. As well as reflecting the public face of one of Scotland`s most popular actors, Martyn`s family will also contribute to the event, sharing their memories of a much loved brother, uncle and cousin
Although entrance to this event will be free, admission will be by ticket only. Please note that tickets will be only available from 12noon on Wednesday 8th February onwards and can only be obtained by phone from PFT`s Box Office on 01796 484626.
It is expected that many hundreds of people will want to make a contribution to this event and whilst such contributions are most welcome, it will be impossible for every tribute or memory to be included. Anyone wanting to make a contribution, either in person at the event, or in writing for someone else to deliver, should contact Pitlochry Festival Theatre by e-mail on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Alternatively, you can post your memories of Martyn on PFT's facebook page.
PFT has also announced that it will be dedicating its 2012 Summer Season to the memory of Martyn James, who appeared on the Pitlochry stage on more occasions than any other actor in the theatre`s 61 year history. |
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"When staying in Pitlochry during the early part of the war, I chanced to see a stately house with a fairly large garden, quite close to the town. I at once realised that here my dream theatre might well be established in this fashionable resort right in the heart of Scotland"… John Stewart, Founder of Pitlochry Festival Theatre.