A Luib nam Boireannach
This programme is a light hearted romp through some of Scotland's favourite comedy characters, told through the eyes of the actor Calum MacKinnon.
Tha muinntir Bhreatainn air a bhith air am beò ghlacadh agus a' faighinn toileachas fad ghinealaichean bho chleasaichean fireann ann an riochd boireann. Treòrichidh Calum MacFhionghain sinn tro na bliadhnaichean de ghrìogagan, ghleans agus ghliotar bho là ithean Shakespeare suas chun latha an-diugh le cuid de na caractaran is aithne dhuinn bho Tbh a' nochdadh agus agallamhan le Tormod MacIlleathain, Elaine C Smith agus Johnny Beattie anns a bheil sinn a' cluinntinn nam beachdan acasan.
A thuilleadh air a sin bidh Calum a' faighinn a-mach mu na freumhan GΓ idhealach san traidisean seo mar eisimpleir 'A' Bhana-LeΓ²dhasach' air leth, Cailleach an Deacoin sna seachdadan. Mar a bhiodh sibh an dΓΉil bidh pantomain agus na boireannaich lΓ idir no na dames a tha rim faicinn annta cuideachd a' nochdadh. Gheibhear a-mach mun chuirm a tha gu bhith aig a' charactar aig Calum, am boireannach Γ raid Seasaidh Lexy, 's i a' tilleadh chun Γ rd-ΓΉrlair.
UK audiences have been fascinated with male comedic actors dressing up as women since the year dot. Calum MacKinnon will be taking us through the years from Shakespearian times right up until present day, looking at the nuances of what it is that we love about this form of performance. Featuring many of the best loved characters from the TV archives and including star interviews with Norman MacLean, Elaine C Smith and Johnny Beattie as they give their take on this twist of gender swapping British comedy. Calum will explore the Highland roots of this tradition through the radio archive recordings of the Lewis performer Caileach an Deacoin (The Deacon's Wife). Also featuring panto dames and Calum's own famous character, the much loved Hebridean matriarch, Seasaidh Lexy, as she prepares to make a return to the theatre stage with a new show.
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Co Γ s a thΓ inig Seasaidh Lexy?
Duration: 02:23
Broadcasts
- Tue 31 Dec 2013 22:30
- New Year's Day 2014 23:00
- Tue 30 Dec 2014 23:00
- Fri 23 Dec 2016 21:00
- Sat 16 Dec 2017 22:00
- Fri 22 Dec 2017 21:00