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Theatre - List picks

  • Source: The List (Issue 607)
  • Date: 17 July 2008
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This article is from 2008.

  • Scratch Night
    Performers, writers and dancers are given ten minutes to try out their latest ideas on a live audience, who offer their feedback later on. See preview, left. Arches, Glasgow, Tue 22 Jul.
  • Much Ado About Nothing
    The second instalment in this year’s Bard in the Botanics season is a colourful promenade production, with Glasgow’s Botanics providing the perfect backdrop to Beatrice and Benedick’s verbal sparring. Botanic Gardens, Glasgow, Fri 18 Jul–Sat 2 Aug. Preview Thu 17 Jul.
  • Fall (Previews)
    The third part of Zinnie Harris’ trilogy about the effects of war on ordinary lives focuses on the aftermath of a conflict and the attempt of a country and culture to move forward. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, Thu 24–Sat 26 Jul.
  • Pornography (Previews)
    The UK premiere of Simon Stephens’ new play, in which pornography is seen as a symbol of our disaffection, and isolation from others. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, Mon 28 Jul & Sat 2 Aug.
  • The Tailor of Inverness
    Dogstar presents Matthew Zajac’s one-man play, which charts the eponymous Polish-born tailor’s life, from the horrors of World War II to old age in the Highland capital. Arches, Glasgow, Tue 29 & Wed 30 Jul.
  • New Electric Ballroom (Previews)
    Dublin-born playwright Enda Walsh follows up last year’s award-winning success, The Walworth Farce, with this tale of three ageing sisters in a remote fishing village, still trapped by romantic memories of their halcyon days at the titular night spot. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, Wed 30 Jul & Sat 2 Aug.

This article is from 2008.

More: Theatre, Previews (Theatre)

Scratch Night
Date Location
Join well-known and up-and-coming performers as they get ten minutes each to try out new ideas in front of an audience and seek feedback. The theme for the next session is determined at each event.
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9 Aug 7.30pm The Arches, Glasgow

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