An afternoon and evening of music, food and entertainment is taking place in Kirkcaldy to raise funds for a charity which supports people living with Huntington’s disease.

The event at the Kings Theatre has been put together by Stephen Roberts, the musical director behind the venue’s acclaimed hit pantos, and goes ahead on Saturday, August 8 from 3:00pom to 9:00pm.

It features live music from Siren, a DJ set from Barnet Formula, a quiz, and an after party karaoke, while the venue will also be serving up some food. There will also be music bingo among the games planned.

The fund raised will go to the Scottish Huntington’s Association which will also attend on the day to talk about the condition, and the support the organisation offers.

Stephen with his mum Shirley and (right) at his keyboards (Pics: Contributed)

placeholder image — Stephen with his mum Shirley and (right) at his keyboards (Pics: Contributed)

Huntington’s disease is caused by an inherited gene that damages the brain over time. People can eventually lose the ability to walk, talk, eat, drink and care for themselves, requiring specialist support.

Tickets are available from the Kings and online at http://www.kingstheatrekirkcaldy.com