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A Gambler's Guide To Dying
TravFest25 Written & performed by Gary McNair, directed by Gareth Nicholls–
McNair's intergenerational tale of what we live for and what we leave behind has toured the world since making its award-winning, sell-out world premiere at the Traverse in 2015.
A Play, A Pie & A Pint - Wallace
A Play, A Pie and A Pint Book by Rob Drummond, music and lyrics by Dave Hook, directed by Orla O’LoughlinTue 9 - Sat 13 Sep, 1pm
A new musical that explores Scotland’s greatest icon: his heroic acts, his indomitable spirit, and his contested place on the spectrum between myth and history.
Man's Best Friend
by Douglas Maxwell, directed by Jemima Levick–
Douglas Maxwell’s hilariously heart-warming story about the give-and-take of companionship.
Night Waking
by Shireen Mula, adapted from the novel by Sarah Moss, directed by Rebecca Atkinson-LordA darkly funny and deeply unsettling one-woman play, Night Waking is an urgent, razor-sharp meditation on motherhood, colonialism, and the things we leave behind.
A Play, A Pie & A Pint - Cheapo
A Play, A Pie and A Pint by Katy Nixon, directed by Brian LoganTue 7 - Sat 10 Oct, 1pm
A new high-stakes drama about two teenagers growing up in a world that treats them like adults.
Black Hole Sign
by Uma Nada Rajah, Directed by Gareth Nicholls–
When a hole appears in the roof of a crumbling and understaffed A&E department, patients, porters and nurses do what they must to make it through the night.
So Young
by Douglas Maxwell, Directed by Gareth NichollsThu 23 - Sat 25 Oct
Both touching and funny, So Young is a story about coming back together after time apart.
A Play, A Pie & A Pint - Righ Iasgair: The Fisher King
A Play, A Pie and A Pint by Kenny Boyle, directed by Lana PheutanTue 28 Oct - Sat 1 Nov, 1pm
A new folk thriller based on the folklore of the Isle of Lewis.
Arlington
by Enda Walsh, co-directed by Lucy Ireland & Jim Manganello–
A dark fable of surveillance, connection, and the power/strength of imagination.
Òran
by Owen Sutcliffe, directed by Jack Nurse–
Combining spoken word, lyrical storytelling and a pulsating electronic live score.
Through the Mud
by Apphia Campbell, directed by Caitlin Skinner–
The story of two generations of women activists in the struggle for black liberation in America.
A History Of Scottish Drama In Six Plays
Online event by Fergus MorganAvailable on demand
Written drama has existed in Scotland since the sixteenth century. This is its story.