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Part of 'Bridges Between' this years Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2024 Join mad auld Auntie Bee and her long-suffering niece Bonnie McRee on a tour of Auld Reekie, past and present, real and imagined. Without leaving the cosy Storytelling Court, their mad-cap journey takes in a trip round Arthur’s Seat, an encounter with Scotland’s national animal, the unicorn, a dive into the sanitary arrangements of Edinburgh tenements before the days of plumbing and an adventure with Scruffy Bob, great-great-great-great-great grandpa of Greyfriars Bobby. A Jaunt Roond Auld Reekie is performed in Scots and English, and its stories are told through music, comedy and puppetry by one of Edinburgh’s best community theatre companies. Formed in 2020, Ceilidh Crew ‘n Co works with people of all ages and backgrounds, drawing on the musical, acting and storytelling skills of its two performers, Corinne (Auntie Bee) and Alyssa (Bonnie). Script and original songs by Corinne Harris and puppets by Ali McCaw.
'A Jaunt Roond Auld Reekie'
Album Available Now!
Out album 'A Jaunt Roond Auld Reekie' will be available to buy on Bandcamp from Saturday 11th May.
The album is a recording of the songs from the show, 'A Jaunt Roond Auld Reekie'. Includes Sumaragh 'oor unicorn' and Scruffy Wee Bob (a loveable dug). Join us for a wee sing song as we jaunt roond the auld toon eh Edinburgh, up Arthurs Seat and tossin' slops oot the windae with a 'Guardyloo'.
Previous Work
Starting during lockdown, we recorded Scots songs performed in Scots places bi-weekly for adults and children.
Coorie Doon - Scots Songs in Scots Places
The company performed its first gig for tourists at The Ghillie Dhu. If you’d like to book us, contact us
Funded by Tasgadh, exploring three historical venues in Edinburgh in the form of a traditional storytelling ceilidh
Three Wee Ceilidhs
With funding from Thrive Edinburgh (2022), we took part in a scheme to overcome isolation in the winter months. We toured nursing homes in Edinburgh with an uplifting programme of ‘weel kent’ Scottish songs.