Stirling Orchestra
Sunday 8th March 2026
Join Stirling Orchestra as they present music inspired by Shakespeare - instantly recognisable pieces by Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev; emotive atmospheric pieces by Coleridge-Taylor and Quilter.
Overview
Join Stirling Orchestra as they present music inspired by Shakespeare – instantly recognisable pieces by Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev; emotive atmospheric pieces by Coleridge-Taylor and Quilter.
Sharing the concert will be Speakers Zoe Moore and Sandy Batchelor, who will give voice to Shakespeare’s words.
Sandy Batchelor is an actor based in Kinross-shire. After training at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School he has carved out a successful career spanning stage, film and television. His film and television credits include Down Cemetery Road (Apple TV), 28 Years Later (Paramount Pictures), SAS Rogue Heroes (BBC), The Capture (BBC), Shetland (BBC), Ordeal By Innocence (BBC), and Our World War (BBC). On stage, he has appeared in Make It Happen (Dundee RepNTSEdinburgh International Festivals), Red Ellen (Edinburgh Lyceum), Leave to Remain (Lyric Hammersmith), Strangers On a Train (UK Tour), Othello (National Theatre), The Captain of Köpenick (National Theatre), and The Tempest (Bath Theatre Royal).
Zoe Moore is a Scottish actress and writer based in London & Stirling. She is a graduate of both the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, with a BA (Hons) in Acting; and The Dance School of Scotland, Musical Theatre Course.
Zoe has performed on stage, radio, musicals, short films, and most recently she wrapped on Kenneth Branagh’s THE LAST DISTURBANCE OF MADELINE HYNDE.
Shakespeare
In words and music
Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev,
Coleridge-Taylor and Quilter
Conductor Stephen Broad
Leader Joelle Broad
Speakers Zoe Moore & Sandy Batchelor
Sharing the concert will be Speakers Zoe Moore and Sandy Batchelor, who will give voice to Shakespeare’s words.
Sandy Batchelor is an actor based in Kinross-shire. After training at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School he has carved out a successful career spanning stage, film and television. His film and television credits include Down Cemetery Road (Apple TV), 28 Years Later (Paramount Pictures), SAS Rogue Heroes (BBC), The Capture (BBC), Shetland (BBC), Ordeal By Innocence (BBC), and Our World War (BBC). On stage, he has appeared in Make It Happen (Dundee RepNTSEdinburgh International Festivals), Red Ellen (Edinburgh Lyceum), Leave to Remain (Lyric Hammersmith), Strangers On a Train (UK Tour), Othello (National Theatre), The Captain of Köpenick (National Theatre), and The Tempest (Bath Theatre Royal).
Zoe Moore is a Scottish actress and writer based in London & Stirling. She is a graduate of both the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, with a BA (Hons) in Acting; and The Dance School of Scotland, Musical Theatre Course.
Zoe has performed on stage, radio, musicals, short films, and most recently she wrapped on Kenneth Branagh’s THE LAST DISTURBANCE OF MADELINE HYNDE.
Shakespeare
In words and music
Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev,
Coleridge-Taylor and Quilter
Conductor Stephen Broad
Leader Joelle Broad
Speakers Zoe Moore & Sandy Batchelor
