Theatre

Singin' I'm No A Billy, He's A Tim

Sat 27 Sep at 7:30pm Corn Exchange, Haddington Des Dillon's award winning play, in Haddington

Force adversaries to talk and you may achieve peace.
What happens when you lock up a Celtic fan with a Rangers fan on the day of the big match? 
Fireworks! That’s What!

Event Description

Des Dillon delights, entertains and educates on the religious origins of Celtic-Ranger conflict.
Beneath its amusement, this award winning play explores bigotry and ethnic identity on both a microcosmic and macrocosmic scale. Through the lens of the two characters locked in a prison cell, we witness the generational repercussions of Catholic and Protestant strife.
Furthermore the play functions as a broader allegory, addressing bigotry-motivated hate across multiple communities. It extends beyond the immediate conflict, including references to the UK immigration crisis and tensions in Palestine, making it a powerful commentary on the universal nature of prejudice and division.


“It's delightful to see a distinctly Scottish issue brought to the theatrical forefront. Singin' I'm No A Billy, He's a Tim scores big with a pitch-perfect performance, dribbling between humour and social commentary with finesse.” Mary Baillie, broadwayworld.com

Content Warnings: Strong Language

Presented by NLP Theatre Company

Running Time: 1h 50m

Venue & Accessibility

This event will be held at Corn Exchange, Court Street, Haddington EH41 3DS.

  • The Corn Exchange has recently been refurbished and we have added a technical infrastructure for the stage, sound and lighting especially for live performances.

  • You can choose your seat for this event.

  • Seats are on one level, with a raised stage.

  • A selection of interval refreshments are available, and the town has several restaurants and bars.

  • Located on Court Street, the main road through Haddington, there is free parking at the rear of the building.

  • Access into the building is level, with accessible toilets inside.

    If your booking requires a wheelchair user space or you have any access requirements for your visit, please contact our box office  0131 653 5245 / boxoffice@eastlothian.gov.uk 

Tickets

£28 (£26)

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