Where is the byre theatre

Biomass Plant. Boardroom, 99 North Street. BT Murrayfield. Buchanan Building. Bute Building. Can Do Marquee. Careers Centre. Castle House. Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics.

Chaplaincy Centre. Cove Park, Peaton Hill. East Sands Beach. Entrepreneurship Centre, Eden Campus. Fife Council offices. Film Studies Boardroom. Hebdomadar's Room. Holy Trinity Church. Hotel du Vin. Irvine Building. Jack Cole Building. John Honey Building. Kennedy Hall. King James Library. Labyrinth by St Andrews Museum. Laidlaw Music Centre. Lower College Hall. Lower College Lawn.

Mansefield Building. Martyrs Kirk. Mathematical Institute. Medical Sciences Building. Medieval History, 71 South Street. Museum Collections Centre. Old Union Coffee Shop. Parliament Hall.

Rector's Cafe. Red Truck Beer Company. School I, St Salvator's Quad. School of Art History. School of Chemistry. School of Classics. School of Earth and Environmental Sciences.

School of Economics. School of English. School of International Relations. School of Medicine. School of Physics and Astronomy. School of Psychology and Neuroscience. School V, St Salvator's Quad. Scottish Ocean's Institute. Sports Centre. St Andrews Bandstand. St Andrews Episcopal Church.

St Andrews Links Golf Academy. St Andrews Pier. St Katharine's Lodge. St Katharine's West. St Leonard's Chapel. Join us for the premiere of this new, short film, made in summer as part of the ambitious Archive Project. Building tours , Have a sneak peek at where the magic is made as you join a small group for a rare glimpse behind the scenes of a professional theatre. The Byre has been part of the fabric of St Andrews for nearly 80 years and part of the University since Join Dame Nellie Numpty and her useless son, Jack, for a traditional family panto, full of magic, laughter and excitement this Christmas!

Read more. It's the ultimate seasonal feel-good film and it's screening at The Byre Theatre this December! Live Country Music in Methil! Come along on the last Friday of each month and enjoy a social evening and good Country Music of all types. Paterson, a local freelance journalist and playwright, with actor Charles Marford, and supported by the theatre group of Hope Park Church in St.

It was based in a semi-derelict cow byre which had formed part of the Abbey Street Dairy Farm. The group cleaned out the byre and, without seating, offered the audience cushions for the floor. The Byre Theatre soon acquired an enviable reputation for its performances and was attracting audiences which could barely be accommodated.