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Limited tickets left for Scottish Ballet show in Oban

Scottish Ballet Flying High With Loganair ready for their Highlands and Islands tour, which includes two performances in Oban.

Tickets have sold out for Scottish Ballet’s first performance of Matthew Bourne’s Highland Fling in Oban this weekend.

But there are still some limited tickets left for the Monday show – go to basket.scottishballet.co.uk.

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