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A celebration of women's work in a 1950s Glasgow wash-house on Hogmanay.

It's Hogmanay in a Glasgow wash-house (or 'steamie'), and four women of various ages and personalities are here to do their last laundry of the year. They share memories and jokes, talk about their menfolk, entertain hopes for the future, and sing a few songs.

Sad, nostalgic, and very, very funny, Tony Roper's play The Steamie was premiered in Glasgow in 1987, and has been a great popular success ever since.

'Due to popular demand, extra date added - Tuesday 26th November'.

Tickets:
Opening Night: £8.
Thur 28th-Sat 30th: £12.

Dundee City Box Office: tel 01382 434940
Telephone transaction fee £1.50
www.dundeebox.co.uk
Online transaction fee £2.50.

Information published by Leisure and Culture Dundee.