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PALS by Mirren Wilson

Funny, frank and moving, PALS is a contemporary four-woman play about friendship, adulthood, Scottish identity and the pressure to have life figured out.
 

13 – 14 September
The Little Theatre
58 Victoria Road
Dundee
EDD1 2NU

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24 FEB 22: WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES by Mark Wheeller

“In the morning I woke up. The war had begun.”

What happens when ordinary lives are split into before and after?

Drawn from real voices in Ukraine and the English city of Lichfield, What A Difference A Day Makes is a powerful verbatim theatre piece that traces the shockwaves of war far beyond the battlefield. In classrooms, kitchens, churches and living rooms, young people, parents, teachers and hosts speak with disarming honesty about fear, kindness, displacement and the fragile idea of home.

13 – 14 September

Lichfield Cathedral
The Close
Lichfield
WS13 7LD

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WHEN BILLY MET ALASDAIR by Alan Bissett

‘Allow me to give you some advice, Billy… ’
 
Award-winning writer and performer Alan Bissett, creator of The Moira Monologues, takes on the dual roles of two Scottish cultural giants – Billy Connolly and Alasdair Gray – imagining what might have happened when Connolly attended the 1981 launch of Gray’s masterpiece LANARK.  
 
Originally commissioned by The Alasdair Gray Archive and GICF.

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26 – 27 September
Findhorn Bay Festival
98 High Street
Forres
IV36 1NX

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30th October
Dunoon Burgh Hall
195 Argyll Street
Dunoon
PA23 7DD

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26th March 2027
One Touch Theatre
Bishop’s Road
Inverness
IV3 5SA

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SQUIDGE by Tiggy Bayley

A one-to-one support assistant in an inner-city primary school is assigned to a sharp, chaotic Irish Traveller boy with a talent for disruption and a grief he can’t name. Brutally funny and quietly devastating, Tiggy Bayley’s play holds a mirror to poverty, education and loss—and asks what it means to choose love anyway.

3 – 4 December
Traverse Theatre

10 Cambridge St,
Edinburgh
EH1 2ED

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LITTLE WIMMIN by Figs in Wigs

“Christmas won’t be Christmas without any presents…”

Well, here’s a gift for you – Figs in Wigs are bringing their live art ‘adaptation’ of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel to Soho Theatre Walthamstow. Get your binoculars ready because that stage is huge and those women are little.

Wild, irreverent and cosmically comical, this production dismantles the traditional canon to make way for the doomed future of humankind.

Prepare to laugh at the traditions of theatre and poke fun at people’s obsession with ‘the classics’ as the Figs use the story as their very own trojan horse, turning it on its head and mutating it into an unrecognisable cartoon catastrophe that talks about climate change, astrology and the infinite nature of the universe.

P.S. Beth dies.

2 – 3 December
Soho Theatre Walthamstow

186 Hoe Street
London
E17 4QH

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