Doors open 7pm

Start 7:30pm

Finishes (approx.) 8:40pm

Evie’s tongue is as biting as ever, her wit as sharp, her humour as lively but now there in no-one to hear except her cat who would rather sleep in his basket and change to her life dreaming of mice and milk.

Evie is 70 years old, an Aberdonian to her fingertips and about to experience a huge change to her life. Evie is one of Charles Barron's finest creations. He has penned a sympathetic yet wickedly funny portrait of a women we will all recognise and can all sympathise with.
 
“Evie” is played by talented and acclaimed Aberdeen actor Yvonne Morton. The play was commissioned for the Doric festival celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2003 and voted best newcomer of 2004 in the Aberdeen Evening Express annual survey of theatre in Aberdeen. It has toured extensively over the years and most recently in early summer 2024 under the banner of Fleeman Productions along with other plays celebrating the uniqueness of the north East tongue.

" It is so important to keep the north east tongue alive for future generations.  I have been performing plays in Doric for 20 years and Evie has a very special place in my heart. She is a true Aberdonian and I really hope audiences will identify with her, her story, her humour and her feisty spirit! "

“An evening of theatre we are never likely to forget, and our lives are all the richer for it.”