By Hilary Brooks & Clive King

Mon, 21 November, 2022 — Sat, 26 November, 2022

Paris, 1953, chanteuse, painter and artists’ model Alice Prin – better known as the notorious Kiki of Montparnasse – has reached the squalid end of a truly remarkable life. Portrayed by the inimitable Christine Bovill (Piaf, Paris, Tonight You Belong to Me) she relives her glory days in the Roaring Twenties and reflects on her […]

By Morna Young

Mon, 14 November, 2022 — Sat, 19 November, 2022

Drawing on Slavic folktales and the indomitable Baba Yaga, BABS is a musical adventure about self-discovery and a hag-turned-hostess.

By Frances Poet

Mon, 07 November, 2022 — Sat, 12 November, 2022

A big-hearted new comedy about a man who has constant predictions and is now attempting to stop Britain’s bleak future from happening. 

By Taqi Nazeer

Mon, 31 October, 2022 — Sat, 05 November, 2022

A thrilling South Asian inspired paranormal horror based on a true story.

By Joe McCann

Mon, 24 October, 2022 — Sat, 29 October, 2022

A young interracial couple, whose marriage is on the verge of collapse, have a life-altering encounter with a mysterious stranger as they travel through The Great Hungarian Plain.

By Johnny McKnight

Mon, 17 October, 2022 — Sat, 22 October, 2022

Take a spin around Tinseltown, as we revisit some of the juiciest gossip from the Hollywood of yesteryear and ask – who really held the poisonous pen? Gossip columnists Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons had a readership of 75 million during the Golden Age of Hollywood. They wielded power over the careers of Grace Kelly, […]

By Faisal Abu Alhayjaa & Joe Douglas

Mon, 10 October, 2022 — Sat, 15 October, 2022

Namaste the Noo! Join the one and only Boswell Duff at Oran Mor for a live taping of his hit podcast THE PEACE PIECE – conversations on World Peace, inner peace and Peaceistism! For his remarkable 303rd episode, Boswell is joined this week by a very special guest – live from the Middle East – […]

By Alice Clark

Mon, 03 October, 2022 — Sat, 08 October, 2022

Deliveries pile up in a semi in Wishaw, as Janet panic-buys for her daughter’s sixteenth. She wants to get everything right. Five thousand miles away, Hui Ting works relentless factory shifts to keep her daughter off the assembly line. But when Janet discovers a secret note – hidden in a bauble – the two women […]

By Neda Nezhdana | Adapted By John Farndon

Mon, 26 September, 2022 — Sat, 01 October, 2022

“Leave or stay. You can be alive, or you can be dead. You choose!” Ukraine, the present: two women wake up to find themselves trapped in a morgue. Are they actually dead and being held in limbo…? Or maybe there is a nuclear war or pandemic outside…? Is help on its way? Is someone listening […]

By Dave Gerow

Tue, 20 September, 2022 — Sat, 24 September, 2022

An uninsured taxi driver crashes into a BMW. Even worse, the BMW belongs to his boss, who also happens to be his new boyfriend’s dad. Meet the Parents collides with the gig economy in this smashing new comedy about love, lies and loyalties.

By Morna Pearson after Molière

Mon, 12 September, 2022 — Sat, 17 September, 2022

To save his reputation, the radical and rebellious actor-writer-director Molière has ambitiously agreed to stage a brand-new play at Òran Mór for a VIP with just two hours’ notice. Can he find actors in time? Will they learn their lines? How can they learn their lines without a script? and who is this VIP? Come […]

By James Ley

Mon, 05 September, 2022 — Sat, 10 September, 2022

Sally’s electric performance as Sally Bowles has turned a rural touring production of Cabaret into an unlikely hit. When it transfers to the West End and Broadway, Sally is given personal assistant Tyler to help manage her diary. Resistant at first, Sally soon tells him her dark secret: she thinks her success in Cabaret is […]

By Maryam Hamidi

Mon, 20 June, 2022 — Sat, 25 June, 2022

What makes a good story? Not always the simple truth. For Ashraf, the words between why they left, how they got here and why they need to stay are hanging in the air. Their interpreter might be reshaping the story and we don’t yet know how it ends. The Words is an urgent exploration of home office […]

By Belle Jones

Mon, 13 June, 2022 — Sat, 18 June, 2022

When the landowner of a remote, neglected Highland estate dies, leaving everything to his long-lost daughter, the struggling locals are astonished to hear her radical, altruistic plans. With increasingly impassable flooding threatening to isolate the community further, they’re forced to confront their dedication to the land they live on and the vital need for cooperation […]