Ken Wilson

A story of family turmoil in rural Aberdeenshire, full of heart-stopping poetry and grit.

A polished play, adapted from Pat Barker's celebrated novels, that's not afraid to tackle the horrors of WW1.

Francis is the reincarnation of Judy Garland, he remembers every movie take from her life and every mistake from his.

Royal and celebrity lookalikes in the flesh lip-sync to re-worded arias in a demented satire.

The boy from Death in Venice tells his side of the story.

A gentle exposition of the byways and low points of trainspotting as seen from the railway sidings of Yorkshire.

Two of Scotland's top theatre companies collaborate in a remarkable play about inter-generational conflict.

An engrossing family story – touching, tender and true.

Rich 1920s law students' reading of Nietzche convinces them that they are above the law so they devise the perfect crime.

Ex-con dope smuggler Billy ‘Midnight Express’ Hayes’s story of incarceration and escape.