What's On

By Brian James O'Sullivan

Mon, 11 October, 2021 — Sat, 16 October, 2021

Musical Director: Brian James O’Sullivan Sarah’s forever getting chucked out – clubs, pubs, kids’ birthday parties – even the Asda once for chucking up all over the salad bar. But when her last remaining pal chucks her out of her wedding, and her life, Sarah has some cold hard truths to face… A one-woman musical […]

By Conor O'Loughlin

Mon, 18 October, 2021 — Sat, 23 October, 2021

Following a grim discovery on the grounds of Sugar Plum Park, attendant Iona and her manager Frank find themselves torn between propriety and self-preservation. As both corporate and familial pressures bear down, Iona is faced with an impossible choice that definitely was not in the job description. Presented in Association with Traverse Theatre  

By Morna Young

Mon, 25 October, 2021 — Sat, 30 October, 2021

Do you know how many lives we saved? And what do we get? A bloody state pension. Strongman and Lady X were our seventies superheroes. They saved countless lives and ended disasters before we even knew about them. Then came the pains of old age… The world has forgotten that Dave and Xenia were once […]

By Dave Anderson

Mon, 01 November, 2021 — Sat, 06 November, 2021

The people you meet at Opening Time in the pub are very different from those who are still there at Closing Time. But, it’s lockdown, and the guy hasn’t seen his community for over a year, finds himself shouting at contestants on Tipping Point, weeping along to the Repair Shop, and becoming worryingly interested in […]

By Owen Whitelaw

Mon, 08 November, 2021 — Sat, 13 November, 2021

During a live broadcast, a studio audience gets more than it bargains for when the truth behind a best-selling author’s success is exposed. A darkly comic drama exploring the impact of fake news both in the past and in the present. Presented in Association with Traverse Theatre  

By Jane Livingstone

Mon, 15 November, 2021 — Sun, 21 November, 2021

It is scarcely brutality Miss Byron not to be granted every last thing your heart desires.’ In 1833 Mary Somerville, the brilliant, self-educated mathematician from Fife, has little time for Ada, rich, entitled daughter of Lord Byron who demands that Mary become her tutor. But when a vicious accusation causes Mary to doubt her entire […]

By Kim Millar

Mon, 22 November, 2021 — Sat, 27 November, 2021

In the sixties, stars didn’t come bigger than  singer Frankie Vaughan. Number one hits, movies with Marilyn Monroe, Vaughan was a star at the very height of his power when he  came to Glasgow,  a visit which would change the face of one of the city’s most deprived areas forever.  Vaughan mediated between police and […]