About Ticket Lottery: Scottish Dance Theatre 40th Anniversary Gala
To mark this special milestone, we're offering a limited number of £15 tickets through a ticket lottery, giving more people the chance to be part of this unforgettable celebration. Join us for an unforgettable evening of dance, special guests, celebrations and shared memories as we mark 40 years of Scottish Dance Theatre.
How the lottery works
- Enter the ticket lottery between Thursday 8 October and Monday 12 October, selecting the number of tickets you would like and confirming your availability to attend.
- The lottery will close at 12 noon on Monday 12 October. Winners will then be selected at random and given a limited time to claim and purchase their tickets.
- All successful applicants will be contacted by our Box Office team by Friday 16 October.
- Maximum 1 entry per person for up to 4 tickets. Tickets are £15 each, no concessions.
Winners will be selected at random and will have a limited time to purchase their £15 tickets. All winners will be contacted by our Box Office team by Friday 16 October. Maximum one entry per person, for up to four tickets. Tickets are £15 each, with no concessions available.
Our Anniversary Gala at Dundee Rep Theatre will bring together the artists, audiences and communities who have shaped four decades of shared history - from grassroots beginnings to Scotland’s internationally acclaimed flagship dance company.
The gala programme features repertoire highlights including excerpts from O’ Chiadain an Lo by Artistic Director Joan Clevillé, Moving Cloud by Sofia Nappi, and Rotten Work by Emilie Leriche. The evening also includes performances of The Bull, the Princess, and the Hero by Matthew William Robinson, not for glory by Charlotte McLean, Jack Anderson and Malin Lewis, and RECollect by Bridie Gane.
At the heart of the evening will be 40 by 40, an improvised, one time only performance, bringing together 40 former and current Scottish Dance Theatre dancers from across the company’s history and featuring live accompaniment by Glasgow-based musician Jer Reid.
Audiences can also explore our walkthrough archive exhibition and celebrate the launch of Memory in Motion, a new book by Dr Andy Henry telling the story of Scottish Dance Theatre from 1986 to today.
Concluding the evening, artists and audiences will be invited onto the stage for a disco featuring Dundee-based DJ Peace & Jam to continue the celebrations.
Read the full gala announcement here: Scottish Dance Theatre celebrates four decades of dance with one-night-only Anniversary Gala | Dundee Rep



