One Ren and Johnstone Town Hall will be hosting Mr John Findlay for these much-loved tea dances. Expect a mix of ballroom, Latin, popular sequence and line dancing with an element of old time.There is something to suit everyone. All music is live and provided by John on keyboard and vocals. Tea/coffee and biscuits are included in the ticket price of £3.50 Each dance will be from 1pm to 3pm Places are limited and MUST be booked in advance online or by phone - 0300 300 1210 PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE BRINGING A LARGE GROUP AND OR IF THAT GROUP HAS SPECIFIC ACCESS REQUIREMENTS SO THAT WE CAN BE PREPARED.

Written & Directed by Paul Moore An Arts Enigma Production It’s 1979. Does the wean want a chopper for Christmas or does she fancy a new outfit from What Every Woman Wants? Or is it What Every Woman Needed? Margaret Morrison is that friendly face, who in times of need, can help. The Provident Woman knocked on many a door on a Friday, offering a friendly loan to families struggling with the cost of living. and life’s hardest knocks. But what cost life? What cost love? Contains strong language and adult humour 16+

'The Junkie Miracles' tells the stories of four drug addicts on the day they decided to get help. It tells the stories of four recovering addicts, the abyss in which they find themselves, and the experiences that finally shook them hard enough to get themselves into recovery. Des asked these people, to tell the worst day of their lives, the day they hit rock bottom and made them want to recover.

When We Were Young takes the audience back to 1990s Glasgow where gang culture was at its worst and takes them on a nostalgic and emotional rollercoaster, as they follow the lives of one of the many young teams who polluted the street corners of the city. This production is both a hilarious and eye-opening look back to 1990s Glasgow as well as a heart-breaking story of stolen youth. This show contains strong language, adult humour and blood and is recommend for audiences aged 16+. Utter class - DAILY RECORD A triumph , one not to be missed - GLASGOW THEATRE BLOG Comedy that rages fast and furiously in this drama that offers a great night out for audiences. - THE SCOTSMAN So well conceived and beautifully presented - LISA IN THE THEATRE

Wee Man is a highly physical and dynamic dance-theatre performance work by award-winning Barrowland Ballet. Performed by a cast of men and young male performers aged 14-18 years old, it celebrates and questions the shifting, and unshifting, rules of masculinity across the different generations. With candid humour, it examines the tension that exists within the toxic rulebook of accepted male behaviour, from the seemingly benign to the dangerous. The troop holds Cradles brotherhood In calloused hands Absorbs transgression Forgives everything but individuality Dismisses the traumatic With a pat on the back With an evocative sound score by Luke Sutherland and text created with Kevin P. Gilday.