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Flower, Bird, Wind, Moon

By Paddy Cunneen

Mon, 23 February, 2015 — Sat, 28 February, 2015

Featuring Tomoko Komura and Billy Mack This play will also run at the Ayr Gaiety from the 3rd – 5th of March A writer with a limited understanding of Japanese culture goes on a foolhardy journey to Kyoto to study Japanese Noh theatre. During his numerous adventures, misadventures, and cultural faux pas, he meets a woman […]

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Netting

By Morna Young

Mon, 16 February, 2015 — Sat, 21 February, 2015

Featuring Carol Ann Crawford, Joyce Falconer and Sarah McCardie A father and his two sons are lost at sea. Keep busy, eh? Hope we’ll get a body, mebbe. The widden spoon. A knock on the door wi a wooden spoon. Three women adapt to their lives as widows. Kitty can’t stop knitting. Alison needs looking […]

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We Can All Agree to Pretend This Never Happened (350th play)

By Emma Goidel

Mon, 09 February, 2015 — Sat, 14 February, 2015

Featuring Robbie Jack, Helen McAlpine, Sally Reid and James Young When two gungho researchers decide to fake results in their Siberian lab, a series of misunderstandings take over the lives of the whole research team. A hilarious play about scientists with a serious mission. Emma Goidel is a Playwrights Realm Writing Fellow, a Core Playwright at InterAct […]

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Hooray for All Kinds of Things

By Sandy Nelson

Mon, 02 February, 2015 — Sat, 07 February, 2015

Featuring Rebecca Elise, Jamie Scott Gordon and Sandy Nelson By early 2008 Iceland had grown so rich its assets were nine times greater than its entire economic output. But by October of that same year no Western country had crashed in peacetime as quickly and as badly. The people of Iceland were afraid. They needed […]

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Butterfly

By Anne Hogg

Mon, 26 January, 2015 — Sat, 31 January, 2015

Featuring River City stars Paul James Corrigan and Frank Gallagher   It’s March 1987 and Jamie Cassidy is facing redundancy. This, in an area already ravaged by factory closures, is bad enough but making a life shattering discovery has driven him to despair. In an attempt to get away from everything to consider his future […]

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Tennents
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Creative Scotland
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OSCR
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