The artistic director of Pitlochry Festival Theatre said it was his ‘mission’ to bring people together.
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Actor and director Alan Cumming has praised the “extraordinary” atmosphere of the first Out In The Hills Festival, which has featured guests including actor Sir Ian McKellen, crime writer Val McDermid, screenwriter Russell T Davies and broadcaster Graham Norton.
Organised by the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Perth and Kinross, the three-day festival, which ends on Sunday, has included theatre, music, film and dancing.
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