By Marty Ross

Mon, 04 October, 2021 — Sat, 09 October, 2021

An epidemic of typhoid (a disease of the slums) among New York’s wealthy. A pioneering virologist traces the infection to Irish cook Mary Mallon. But Mary has no symptoms and denies the link. The state decides to seize and imprison her. But Mary won’t go without a fight, in this strange-but-true drama inspired by history’s most infamous “super-spreader”.

By Andy McGregor

Mon, 27 September, 2021 — Sat, 02 October, 2021

Robbie and Jess are living the life. He’s a successful computer programmer and she is on her way to being a headteacher. Until, totally out of the blue, Jess discovers she is pregnant. They’ll be fine. It’s just a baby. I mean… how disruptive to their metropolitan, 21st century lives can that be? They. Have. […]

By Johnny McKnight

Mon, 20 September, 2021 — Sat, 25 September, 2021

Furlough is over for Jordan and, like many of us, he’s returned back to work. However once there he finds himself caught up in a complaints procedure delivered by his so-called ‘woke’ manager. Jordan’s accused of using offensive language in the workplace, language that he claims was intended as a joke. A joke that will […]

By Lorna Martin

Mon, 13 September, 2021 — Sat, 18 September, 2021

Based on real life, Rose tells the incredible, uplifting and inspiring story of an underdog, working-class teenager from Ayrshire who refused to play by society’s discriminatory rules, and who overcame numerous obstacles, including a lifetime ban in her home country, to become a professional footballer in Italy who was voted the greatest female footballer in […]

By Morna Pearson

Mon, 06 September, 2021 — Sat, 11 September, 2021

Laura looks to the celestial body to change her life. Hamish moves on from a trauma he’d rather forget. Bruce joins a gym to try and win back his wife. They all share a past but one of them doesn’t know it yet. Celestial Body is a dark comedy about forgiveness and revenge. Presented in […]

By Stuart Hepburn

Mon, 16 March, 2020 — Sat, 21 March, 2020

Eighty years ago, in June 1940, Churchill hailed the “miracle of Dunkirk,” when all 350,000 men of the British Expeditionary Force were evacuated to safety. But for the men of the 51st Highland Division, there was no miracle. Sacrificed in a secret political deal, Churchill ordered them to stay and fight to the last bullet. […]

By Alma Cullen

Mon, 09 March, 2020 — Sat, 14 March, 2020

Murdo is a middle aged butcher with a closely guarded secret and two feet in need of some serious chiropody. When Mimi, the warm-hearted, hard-headed [though soft in the head when it comes to long term commitment- phobe football manager boyfriend Kenny, owner of Happy Feet Chiropody clinic sees Murdo’s feet she guesses his secret… […]

By Isabel Wright

Mon, 02 March, 2020 — Sat, 07 March, 2020

Daniel returns to Edinburgh to help his father clear out the family home. A battles of wills ensues as Daniel is forced to face the truth about himself and his past. A witty black comedy about love, loss and coming home to a city you barely recognise.

By Kate Donnelly & Clare Hemphill

Mon, 24 February, 2020 — Sat, 29 February, 2020

Sarah and Jackie have been friends forever, bonded by their lust for life – be it their YouTube Qigong sessions or their love of a botanical gin.  The chocolate mousse hits the fan when Jackie’s erstwhile fiancé Hammy Hamilton who legged it when Scotland were playing Brazil in 98,’ reappears attempting to resume normal service.  […]

By Catriona Duggan

Mon, 17 February, 2020 — Sat, 22 February, 2020

Penny is a 46-yer-old teacher who has it sussed. She can deal with the stresses of the job, including the children, colleagues and parents through the art of Complete Disengagement. She relates much of her advice to the audience, illustrated by interactions she has with those she meets on a daily basis. But is her […]

By Sean Hardie

Mon, 10 February, 2020 — Sat, 15 February, 2020

The remote shrine of Santamaria Caramonte, (Patron Saint of Misunderstandings and Spiritual Refreshment) lies high up in the Spanish Pyrenees. It’s a treacherous six-day climb – gales, blizzards, snakes, bears, parasites and bandits. Helen and Donald are celebrating 25 years of perfect marriage, Mo and Ken have just about survived ten. What can possibly go […]

By Morag Fullarton

Fri, 27 December, 2019 — Sat, 28 December, 2019

Òran Mór Christmas Panto – Dixie Whittington: The Hamecoming *The 2019 Christmas Panto has now Sold Out* Dixie has discovered the streets of London are not paved with gold and is down to her last two bob when wicked landlord Skinflint chucks her & her cat, Fleabag, out of their ‘super cosy’ lodgings (under stair […]

By Morag Fullarton

Mon, 23 December, 2019 — Tue, 24 December, 2019

Òran Mór Christmas Panto – Dixie Whittington: The Hamecoming *The 2019 Christmas Panto has now Sold Out* Dixie has discovered the streets of London are not paved with gold and is down to her last two bob when wicked landlord Skinflint chucks her & her cat, Fleabag, out of their ‘super cosy’ lodgings (under stair […]

By Morag Fullarton

Mon, 16 December, 2019 — Sat, 21 December, 2019

Òran Mór Christmas Panto – Dixie Whittington: The Hamecoming *The 2019 Christmas Panto has now Sold Out* Dixie has discovered the streets of London are not paved with gold and is down to her last two bob when wicked landlord Skinflint chucks her & her cat, Fleabag, out of their ‘super cosy’ lodgings (under stair […]