Wearing authentic Scottish costumes rented from the Harlequin Costume and Dance Company of Winnepeg, Canada, members of the wedding party perform a dance in honor of the nuptuals.  The traditional kilt of tartan has changed from that of ancient Scottish clothing. Called a plaid, it was originally a rectangle of cloth about six feet wide and held in place by a belt around the waist. (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Perhaps the most unusual person in the village of Brigadoon is Meg Brocke, a lonely milkmaid looking to Jeff Douglas for a little companionship. Lisa Ann Bolte entertained audiences by explaining the uniqueness of her "Mother's Wedding Day." Terry (Catfish) Maney, who portrayed Douglas, used his witty sarcasm to steal certain scenes of the production. (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Actors Jayme Hibbard and Gary Liddle found "Almost Like Being In Love" a pleasurable experience in Brigadoon. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Drummers Mike McMurray and Rick Gonitzke lead the Scottish wedding procession in full regalia. (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Keeping with Scottish wedding tradition, three young kilted men perform the sword dance as young maidens weave among them. Moments later the stage erupted in anger and jealousy, wrecking havoc on the celebration.  (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Gary Liddle receives some advice from TLTC newcomer Gary Gilbert (Mr. Lundie) while Jayme Hibbard listens.  Mr. Lundie's character, described as being kindly and benign fit Gilbert perfectly.  (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

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