By Alice Clark

Mon, 11 September, 2023 — Sat, 16 September, 2023

A drama about finding allies in unexpected places, loosely based on the writer’s garrulous Glaswegian great, great, granny who sailed the world.

By Pauline Lockhart & Alan Penman

Mon, 04 September, 2023 — Sat, 09 September, 2023

An uplifting and inspiring musical play about identity, family and finding your way home.

By Noisemaker

Mon, 14 August, 2023 — Sun, 27 August, 2023

The musical history lesson that no one asked for but everyone needs is coming to Ghillie Dhu this August!

By Rachel Flynn

Mon, 26 June, 2023 — Sat, 01 July, 2023

Rachel Flynn’s new comedy sees cynical millennial Beth magicked into a bawdy and opinionated Mary Queen of Scots bedroom on the eve of her execution as they both try “Keepin’ The Heid.”

By Uma Nada-Rajah

Mon, 19 June, 2023 — Sat, 24 June, 2023

A darkly comedic romp through intergenerational politics and the absurdities and peculiarities of race.

By Meghan Tyler

Mon, 12 June, 2023 — Sat, 17 June, 2023

A dark comedy delving into power play dynamics, politics, class and the desperation for eternal youth.

By Johnny McKnight

Mon, 05 June, 2023 — Sat, 10 June, 2023

A raucous new musical by Johnny McKnight very, very loosely inspired by the real-life story of the Glasgow’s White Hats.

By JD Stewart

Mon, 29 May, 2023 — Sat, 03 June, 2023

A queer comedy-drama exploring who we present ourselves as and the ‘bubbly’ delicious consequences our actions have on those around us.

By Linda Duncan McLaughlin (after William Shakespeare)

Mon, 22 May, 2023 — Sat, 27 May, 2023

A rip-roaring all-women, all-Glasgow update on Shakespeare’s riotous comedy about respect, trust and love, entirely performed by three actors and a wheelie bin.

By Grant O'Rourke

Mon, 15 May, 2023 — Sat, 20 May, 2023

A new comedy about the dangers of letting your paranoia take the wheel.

By Matthew McVarish

Mon, 08 May, 2023 — Sat, 13 May, 2023

A dark comedy exploring when, if ever, it is kinder or right to choose death.

By Dave Anderson and David Baillie

Mon, 01 May, 2023 — Sat, 06 May, 2023

Davina (not her real name, but she’s real enough) tells the story of a week in her life, about being with demonstrators and inhabitants of the Peace Camp and taking part in a demonstration to block the delivery of equipment at Faslane’s nuclear weapons plant. She talks of camaraderie, humour, the dedication of the Disarming […]

By Ian Pattison

Mon, 24 April, 2023 — Sat, 29 April, 2023

A chance happening in Faye’s life makes her examine the past and ask herself how she might move forward in future…

By Lesley Hart

Mon, 17 April, 2023 — Sat, 22 April, 2023

A comedy-drama about shared history, public shaming and the sh*t women face in the workplace.