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12 Stars and The Pastels
Cubed³: Do I Mean Anything To You...
by Gerard McInulty

PREVIEWS
Fri 17 & Sat 18 Nov (8pm)
Preview ticket prices £6/£3

DATES & TIMES
Tue 21 - Sat 25 Nov (8pm)

TICKETS
£9 (£6/£3 unemployed)

EARLY BIRD
£6 (£3) on Tue 21 Nov when bought before Tue 14 Nov (subject to availability)

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(Cubed³: Do I Mean Anything To You... publicity image)

To buy tickets online for Do I Mean Anything to You…? (no booking fees at the Traverse), click here.


I’m the main man. Nobody tells me what to do.
My name’s Marie. One day I’ll be a ghost.
I hear voices. What do the voices say?
I’m Lisa - a woman in financial difficulties.
Are we involved with each other or merely passers-by?


Do I Mean Anything To You Or Am I Just Passing By? is a sequence of one-person performances devised with and personalised for specific performers. The relationship between performers (and performances) is deliberately blurred and open to different interpretations. Gradually introducing individuals and events into the most elemental setting, one solo leads to - and intersects with - another.

Writer/Director Gerard McInulty and his company 12 Stars make new theatre that seeks the crossing point between dramatic and musical structures.

Do I Mean Anything To You Or Am I Just Passing By? features original music by seminal Glasgow group The Pastels, and Stephen McRobbie and Katrina Mitchell from The Pastels will be on hand to add some live sound.

You can listen to a section of The Pastels score for Do I Mean Anything To You Or Am I Just Passing By? by visiting here:
www.traverse.co.uk/documents/Do-I-Mean-Anything-To-You.mov
(QuickTime Streaming Audio File)

Read feature interviews with 12 Stars’ Gerard McInulty from The Scotsman & The Herald:
http://living.scotsman.com/performing.cfm?id=1714972006
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/74857.html


DIRECTOR Gerard McInulty
MUSIC The Pastels




There’s something haunting about the performers’ casual, almost throwaway lack of contrivance, as, egged on by the music’s heartbreaking beauty, their rituals work their way towards some kind of higher ground. (THE HERALD ON TREATISE ON THE STEPPENWOLF)