Drogh Vraane

Inspired by  'bad' women from Manx history

Ann Thompson, transported to Botany Bay for stealing lace edging.

Catherine Kinrade, keel hauled for immoral behaviour.

Our event will be staged around the time of the Manx Hollantide fair, where 'historically, women and girls would perform the dance Shooyl inneenyn to attract the attention of local farmers when hoping to secure employment or domestic work for the coming year.' Ticket price includes seasonal refreshments at our 'Sollantide Fair'.

14th November Peel Centenary Centre Doors open 7:30, show starts 8:00 pm ending approx 10:00 pm

Expect.....original English language drama, immersive 'Sollantide' fair (inc refreshments) and the  premiere of Aalin's new Manx language folk musical

For a taste of the Drogh Vraane musical, watch Zoe Tweedie's film of the song 'Oolee', from the courtroom scene 

Tickets available soon from Peel Centenary Centre £15 (limited number of £5 tickets for 16 and under, but there are some adult themes.)