Maggie & Me
Frothily boisterous but ultimately heart-wrenching window into growing up gay in 1980s North Lanarkshire
Interview: Charlotte Anne-Tilley
‘There’s water gun, there’s high school musical tunes, and even some special guests’. We speak to Charlotte Anne-Tilley about new play Serious Theatre from Serious People
Reviews
Maggie & Me
Frothily boisterous but ultimately heart-wrenching window into growing up gay in 1980s North Lanarkshire
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
With toe-tapping tunes and a brilliant cast, this production is sure to be a hit with all the family.
Suppose you Had a Portable Gramophone
Captivating tribute to the power of art and imagination
The Wound the Rag & the In-Between
Early-career artists provide a successful Highland premiere.
Sunset Song
A poignant, unflinching, and remarkable adaptation of Grassic Gibbon’s classic novel
The Girls of Slender Means
Poignant, punchy staging captures Spark’s smart, sassy girls of slender means
Houdini’s Greatest Escape
An inventive, though often ludicrous, whodunnit with plenty of surprises in store
James V: Katherine
Scaled-back instalment of the James Plays series offers a story of heresy, heartache, and hope
Escaped Alone
Caryl Churchill’s captivating play sees two representations of catastrophe collide