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Sleeping Beauty Insomnia

Sleeping Beauty Insomnia

Israeli War-set play with absorbing characterisation and comedy

(4 stars)15 May 2012

Lebanese playwright Abdelrahim Alawji bounds to the front of the stage. ‘This play is set in a theatre, during the Israeli war, where people used to hide during the...’ Then boom, acrid smoke and the lights go up on two figures clinging on to each…

Suspect Culture's Stage Fright

Two new Scottish theatre bursaries announced for 2009

6 Jul 2009

The Federation of Scottish Theatre and the Scottish Arts Council have announced the launch two bursaries for creative artists working in Scottish theatre. The bursaries, Unleashed (£25,000) and Unplugged (£5,000), will support two theatre artists to…

Stage Fright

Stage Fright

14 May 2009

Last chance to catch this exhibition exploring the relationship between visual art and the stage, testing the nature of theatricality within the framework of a gallery. Curated by acclaimed experimental theatre company Suspect Culture, the show features…

Stage Fright

Stage Fright

(3 stars)16 Apr 2009

Stage Fright is a collaboration between CCA and theatre company Suspect Culture exploring the nature of theatricality through the work of Luke Collins, Felicity Croydon and Sharon Smith (Max Factory), Jonny Dawe and Nick Powell (OSKAR), Graham Eatough…

Futurology

Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, Glasgow

27 Mar 2007

CABARET Cabaret isn’t the first form of theatre you’d associate with Suspect Culture. For over a decade this outfit have produced among the most cerebral work seen in this country. But times are changing, and besides, artistic director Graham Eatough…

Killing Time

28 Sep 2006

A theatrical collaboration between artist Graham Fagan and theatre director Graham Eatough, drawing on a rich seam of seminal modern plays. Time, narrative and agency are split between different media, with figures leaping from screen to stage and back…

Killing Time

Twisted brothers

(5 stars)18 Sep 2006

Graham Fagen and Graham Eatough make you curious and curiouser. Attempting to decipher the product of this pair’s unique collaboration is much akin to chasing the white rabbit, falling into a warren of dead ends, traps doors and secret rooms, only to…

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