Rosemount Hotel is located exactly 1 mile drive from Pitlochry Festival Theatre. The walk is more direct and a pleasant stroll over a shorter distance still. This is a small, comfortable and friendly hotel offering pre-theatre dinner. Many high-value discounts are available for longer stays, weekend breaks in Pitlochry and early- and late-bookings – subject to availability.
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Rosemount is a small, comfortable and friendly Hotel within a pleasant stroll or drive from Pitlochry Festival Theatre. A selection of room grades offer a choice of amenity to match budget. Pre Theatre dining available
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Set during prohibition, the stage show is based upon a book written by a contemporary reporter, Maurine Dallas Watkins and relates to criminal characters contained within her reporting. Pitlochry Theatre engages with this raunchy, punchy satire on corruption and the celebrity criminal of the era, helped by a talented cast of 16 and a sizeable live band
THE MUSICAL
Described , by Samuel French, as a cup of exquisite comic delight, this story is set in the Napoleonic era and tells of the lessons to be learned from the loss of youth and changing fortune. in one of the most endearing and enduring comedies
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Offers include free nights with longer stays. Generous "Last Minute" and "Earlybird" offers are also available. Don't forget to book for early, pre-theatre dining. A warm welcome and maybe a malt or two await upon your return from the evening's performance
ROSEMOUNT HOTEL
The menu at Rosemount consists of hearty, wholesome and unpretentious food which is freshly prepared and cooked to order. We don't serve vast quantities of meals and so each plate is given time, care and attention and is delivered promptly.
Nostalgia at its best! Team up a combination of 90s setting and the fascination of the principle characters with the classic records of Hollywood and Vegas idols like Judy Garland, Shirley Bassey and Marilyn Monroe and you have an enchanting trip down memory lane, in the company of big hair, big suits and big voice
TOM STOPPARD'S
The play centres on the figure of Henry Carr, an elderly man who reminisces about Zürich in 1917 during the First World War, and his interactions with James Joyce when he was writing Ulysses, Tristan Tzara during the rise of Dada, and Lenin leading up to the Russian Revolution. As he reminisces, Carr's memory becomes prone to distraction, and instead of predictable historical biography these characters are interpreted through the maze of his mind.
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Rosemount Hotel is just 1 mile drive from Pitlochry Festival Theatre. A shortcut, on foot, via Pitlochry's Suspension Bridge, makes the walk a pleasant stroll over an even shorter distance
PITLOCHRY THEATRE BREAKS
A rich, poetic tale full of ambiguity and suspense, The Last Witch reimagines the true story of the alleged Witch of Dornoch: did Janet Horne actually practise witchcraft? Or was she was a charismatic, free-thinking woman, ahead of her time?
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre
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This Summer, the Theatre performs a rotating repertoire of 6 different productions, giving the opportunity to see 6 plays in one week’s stay, or spread the experience over several short visits throughout the season.
The Repertoire extends as follows: Descriptions are a precis from the Pitlochry Festival Theatre Programme.:-
Another Broadway classic at Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Based on Maurine Dallas Watkins’ play, this production is spectacular – with a fast-moving plot, full of wit, pizazz and red hot jazz. Featuring a sizeable live band and a multi-talented cast of 16. Memorable songs include “All That Jazz”, “Mr Cellophane”, and “Razzle Dazzle”.
A moving romance set in a provincial English village at the time of the Napoleonic wars. This exploration of the passing of youth, changing fortunes, second chances and the transformative power of love will appeal to lovers of Jane Austen, was a huge hit in London’s West End and the inspiration for the confection that carries the same name.
Part showbiz fairytale and part Northern Clubland comedy about mothers and daughters and their need to be loved, combining hilarity and poignancy with classic tunes
Based on a short story by W. Somerset Maugham, this stylish, acerbic and hilariously barbed portrait of the upper class adjusting to changing fortune brought on by change in post-war Britain.
This award-winning comedy is an intensely entertaining linguistic masterpiece set around a minor British Diplomat’s unreliable memories of Zurich during the first world war, when the city was awash with spies, subversives and artists
A tense, passionate history play full of ambiguity and suspense of the alleged Witch of Dornoch. Did Janet Horne actually practice witchcraft, or was she merely a woman ahead of her time?
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Rosemount has been well-reviewed for our friendly and obliging staff-team, our cleanliness, comfort and good food in a peaceful location. We enjoy nice views over the Tummel Valley and to Ben Vrackie mountain in the north of the town.
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