BOOKING
TRON THEATRE AUTUMN SEASON 08
TRON THEATRE 63 TRONGATE GLASGOW G1 5HB BOX OFFICE 0141 552 4267 BAR + RESTAURANT 0141 552 8587
www.tron.co.uk
BOX OFFICE
CONCESSIONS
OPENING HOURS MON - SAT 10AM - 6PM
Concession rates apply to: Child (under 16), Student, Senior Citizen, Unemployed, Registered Disabled,Young Scot Card holders, members of Equity and BECTU. Concessions may not apply to all performances and proof of concession must be shown when purchasing or collecting tickets.
(Opening is extended on performance nights to 15mins after curtain up). SUN Open 1 hour before performances, otherwise closed. Throughout December Box Office is open at 9.30am until 15 mins after curtain up on final performance of the day.
GROUP BOOKING
All bookings are free of any booking fees and we accept the following card types: Delta; Electron; Maestro; Mastercard; Solo, and Visa. If you would like your tickets posted to you, there will be a 50p charge.
RESERVATIONS Tickets can be reserved for 3 days without payment. Tickets reserved within 3 days of the performance will be held up until 1 hour before curtain up. Please note if we do not receive payment within this period we will release your tickets for general sale.
Tron Theatre Ltd is a Scottish registered charity, No: SCO12081
ACCESS ALL AREAS The Tron’s public areas are fully accessible for those with limited mobility. Facilties include ramps, elevators, adapted toilets and auditorium seating. In addition, we are committed to programming Audio Described, Signed and Captioned performances. For full details see pages 22 + 23. Our staff are always here to help, so please notify us when booking should you have any access requirements.
PHOTOGRAPHY: RICHARD CAMPBELL
ON-LINE www.tron.co.uk TELEPHONE 0141 552 4267 IN PERSON at our Box Office
Group bookings over 10 can be held without payment for up to one month after booking. Plus, groups are entitled to one complimentary ticket for every ten seats purchased.
DESIGN + PRODUCTION: WAG DESIGN
HOW TO BOOK
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PREVIEW: TUE 9 SEPT £7
WED 10 - SAT 13 SEPT 8.00PM
MAIN AUDITORIUM CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND IS RECOMMENDED FOR 16YRS +
TUE 16 - SAT 20 SEPT 8.00PM TUE - THU £10 (£6) FRI + SAT £14 (£10)
CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND THEMES OF AN ADULT NATURE RECOMMENDED FOR 16YRS +
WED +THU £10 (£6) FRI + SAT £14 (£10) When his friend is stabbed, a young lad from a housing scheme falls in with a gang. The terrible revenge he takes at random brings disaster on himself and the family of his victim. Inspired by The Illiad and drawing on contemporary Glasgow’s so called “knife culture”, Fleeto is a hard hitting contemporary Scottish reinvention of the Greek tragic form.
“ A powerful and beautifully produced short play for Scotland today” JOYCE McMILLAN, THE SCOTSMAN
Using appropriately strong language, it is by turns frightening and deeply moving, provoking much thought and debate on the issue of violence in our communities.
VOX MOTUS IN CO - PRODUCTION WITH TRON THEATRE PRESENTS
SLICK
“…narrative theatre at its best...” THE HERALD
TWO BOYS ONE MURDER TWO VICTIMS
V.AMP PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
FLEETO WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY PADDY CUNNEEN
FLEETO IS FUNDED BY THE SCOTTISH ARTS COUNCIL AND PERFORMANCES WILL FEATURE YOUNG ADULTS FROM THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
E Accompanying drama workshops are available, see page 16 for details
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A hilariously twisted dark comedy. In the toilet pipes of a desolate tenement lurks an oily secret that is about to tear its tiny community apart. Literally. At the centre of it all is Little Malcolm Biggar, a nine year-old with a passion for his skateboard, a harrowing fear of his lunatic neighbours, and a growing suspicion that perhaps his parents do not always have his best interests at heart...
Dark, dirty and dynamically staged, Vox Motus presents a host of outrageous characters in this explosive new performance direct from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2008. Not for those with a sensitive disposition!
E Accompanying drama workshops are available, see page 16 for details
www.voxmotus.co.uk
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PREVIEWS: FRI 26 + SAT 27 SEPT 7.30PM £7
TUE 30 SEP - SAT 11 OCT 7.30PM MATINEE: SAT 4 OCT 2PM
“…Real tragedy may be when you want something, get it and then find you don’t want it. Or maybe that’s comedy.”
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TUE -THU £10 (£6) FRI + SAT £14 (£10)
WORLD PREMIERE
Katherine’s life has come to a standstill. Her husband, Tom, has left her for a younger woman and her once-glamorous mother Dorothy is starting gradually to lose her mind. Then Tom appears with a sudden announcement that sets them all off on an unexpected journey.
TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
SIX ACTS OF LOVE BY IOANNA ANDERSON DIRECTED BY ANDY ARNOLD CAST INCLUDES JENNIFER BLACK + UNA McLEAN
Ioanna Anderson’s bittersweet new play touches on themes of love, life and death with great warmth and wit and we discover that as love may ultimately fade, it can also blossom in the most surprising places. Ioanna Anderson is a Scottish writer living in Dublin and is fast emerging as a leading light on the Irish writing scene. Her latest play, You Are There, premieres at this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival. This world premiere follows Tron director Andy Arnold’s huge success with The Drawer Boy and looks set to establish Six Acts of Love as a contemporary classic.
REPLAY: THU 2 OCT Join writer Ioanna Anderson and director Andy Arnold for a post-show discussion chaired by Keith Bruce, Arts Editor, The Herald.
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PREVIEWS FRI 24 + SAT 25 OCT 7.30PM £7 TUE 28 OCT - SAT 8 NOV 7.30PM CAP FRI 7 NOV TUE -THU £10 (£6) FRI + SAT £14 (£10)
TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS DIRECTED BY ANDY ARNOLD
As lurid and deadly as a poisonous flower, Tennessee Williams’ one-act shocker comes to the stage as part of a double-bill from the Tron Theatre Company. Williams’ tale of lust and greed sees the dragonlike Mrs Venables intent on lobotomising her niece in order to suppress the truth about the shocking death of her poet son, Sebastian. Dripping with decadence and simmering with barely-suppressed hysteria, Suddenly Last Summer is a rich, darkly funny and disturbing piece of theatre. The Tron’s staging as part of this year’s Glasgay! festivities promises to be a memorable production of this classic play. TO BE PRECEDED BY:
A PERFECT ANALYSIS GIVEN BY A PARROT BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS A short booze-soaked curtain-raiser to Suddenly Last Summer.
TENNESSEE TICKET DEAL Purchase a full price ticket for Suddenly Last Summer and bolt on a ticket to Like The Rain (see page 15) for only £6★ ★
Both tickets must be purchased at the same time.
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MAIN AUDITORIUM
TUE 11, WED 12 + FRI 14 NOV 7PM SCHOOL MATINEE THU 13 NOV 1PM SAT 15 NOV 5PM
RECOMMENDED FOR 10YRS + ★ MAXIMUM OF 2 ADULTS IN A GROUP OF 4
WED 12 - SAT 15 NOV 8.45PM WED +THU £8 (£6) FRI + SAT £12 (£8)
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£10 (£5) SCHOOL MAT £5 FAMILY TICKET: £24
REELING + WRITHING PRESENTS
ILLUSTRATION BY HELEN NUNN
WRITTEN BY TIM NUNN DIRECTED BY KATHERINE MORLEY MUSIC BY PAUL RISSMANN Hannah and her Dad live in parallel worlds, they live together… but apart. Hannah’s made a world for herself in paintings and dreams. And she has one real friend, a seven foot invisible rabbit called Harvey. But lately, her paintings have become darker and scarier. She doesn’t leave her bedroom much any more.
And when their worlds collide it’s not good… until help arrives in a big rabbit shaped package! www.reelingwrithing.com
teachers are available, see page 16.
REPLAY: TUE 11 NOV Post-show discussion
‘brilliant, ground-breaking theatre makes you feel the earth move a little under your feet’ JOYCE McMILLAN, THE SCOTSMAN (ON STANDING WAVE )
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A hit at Òran Mór last year, this witty and satirical one-act play comes to the Tron by popular demand.
‘captivating storytelling ...very funny’ THE HERALD ★★★★
Dad’s world is the adult world of parenting and responsibility. For a long time he’s found it hard to talk to Hannah and it’s been even more difficult recently.
E Workshops for schools and secondary
This pressing question is NOT addressed by Enoch Dalmellington, resident of Virginia St. He is more concerned about marrying off his dreich pious humourless daughter Euphemia, being able to afford his pew at the Tron Kirk, and what to do about Mistress Zapata’s scurrilous predictions about Glasgow in 2008. Apparently ‘women will be attending university, the poor will all have water closets and his beloved Virginia St will become a hotbed of sodomy!’
RETROGRADE PRESENTS
TOBACCO MERCHANT’S LAWYER BY IAIN HEGGIE DIRECTED BY LIZ CARRUTHERS
‘a brilliant satire’ THE SCOTSMAN ★★★★
IMAGE FEATURES CAST FROM PREVIOUS PRODUCTION
Merchant City 1780. Glasgow is booming but the American war is looming and the city’s wealth is dependent on the import and export of American tobacco. Will the great port survive?
THE
A CO-PRODUCTION WITH PLATFORM IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE SCOTTISH TOURING THEATRES CONSORTIUM
MAIN AUDITORIUM
PREVIEWS: SAT 29 + SUN 30 NOV £7
TUE 2 DEC 2008 - SUN 04 JAN 2009
SAT 6 DEC 2PM
SCHOOL DAYTIME PERFORMANCES: TUE - FRI UP TO AND INCLUDING THU 18 DEC £6.50 £16.50 (£8) FAMILY TICKET £44 (A MAXIMUM OF 2 ADULTS PER GROUP OF 4)
TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
MOTHER A TOPSY-TURVY TAKE ON THE TRADITIONAL TALE OF MOTHER GOOSE BY GORDON DOUGALL + FLETCHER MATHERS DIRECTED BY GORDON DOUGALL DESIGNED BY KENNY MILLER
Poor, auld, kindly Mother Bruce Was conned and cheated oot her cooncil hoose, By Alexander Salamander Who cooked her goose and stole her gander. She had a son called Boring Bob Who’s lanky and manky and a bit of a slob. Thank goodness for pet spider Spotty Who can spin golden threads from her fab furry botty. Will Salamander listen to reason In this year’s Christmassy Tron season? Or will his evil taxes prevail And put our poor Mother Bruce in jail? Well you better dash to book a seat Or you’ll never find out if he gets beat!
Visit the diary on pages 22 + 23 for a full schedule of all the performances on offer.
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CHANGING HOUSE
TUE 28 OCT - SAT 8 NOV 9PM
FRI 10 - SUN 12 OCT 7.30PM £8 (£6)
£8 (£6)
SPARTAN PRESENTS
THE EMOTIONAL LIFE OF FURNITURE Performance artist David discovers it is one thing to con your way into a Psychiatric Unit in the name of ‘Art’, but it’s something else to get out again. Under the Zen-like mentorship of Luke and the friendship of the beautiful, broken Katie, he explores what it means to be ‘sane’ in ‘insane’ places. The Emotional Life of Furniture is an abnormal comedy-drama about friendship, art, and mental health.
TRON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
Part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival
WED 15 - SAT 18 OCT 7.30PM £8 (£6) BENCHTOURS PRESENTS
THE LESSON BY EUGENE IONESCO, IN A TRANSLATION BY DONALD WATSON DIRECTED BY GERRY MULGREW
Thought-provoking yet funny, charming yet sinister, familiar yet bizarre. The Lesson is a fresh, bright and brilliant play by one of the foremost absurdist writers of all time. The Lesson is given by an ageing professor to his new, young, female student. She arrives as a keen and confident foil to his intense yet faltering manner, but the balance shifts throughout their exchange until their meeting takes a truly unexpected turn... www.benchtours.com
THU 13 - SAT 15 NOV 8PM £6 (£4) STELLAR QUINES THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
REHEARSAL ROOM 14
LIKE THE RAIN SCOTTISH PREMIERE 3 CLASSIC ONE-ACT PLAYS BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS DIRECTED BY ANDY ARNOLD
LIFTING THE LID Rehearsal Room 14 is an opportunity to see work in development, hear extracts from scripts and witness the process involved in bringing a new play to the stage. Join us for three evenings of readings and informal debate with playwrights, directors and actors from our home and international collaborations. Come along and tell us what you think and help bring theatre to life. Each evening brings a new play and debate.
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Each night during the run of Suddenly Last Summer, the Tron Theatre Company follows that performance with three short plays by Tennessee Williams in the intimacy of the Tron’s Changing House.
HELLO FROM BERTHA Bertha imagines events and clings to allusions in her last desperate moments in this dramatic and poetic scene between a dying prostitute and her friend in a lowclass bordello.
THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED A poignant conversation between a girl and a boy by the railroad tracks, during which the orphaned girl reveals how upon inheriting her dead sister’s tawdy finery, she aspires to attain her sister’s position as “the main attraction” for railroad men in the family’s derelict boarding house. This playlet was later expanded into a film of the same name starring Natalie Wood and Robert Redford.
TALK TO ME LIKE THE RAIN AND LET ME LISTEN A beautifully written ode to despair as a pair of lovers trade monologues about desperation and decay in a cheap hotel room.
TENNESSEE TICKET DEAL Purchase a full price ticket for Suddenly Last Summer (see page 8) and bolt on a ticket to Like The Rain for only £6★ ★
Both tickets must be purchased at the same time.
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EVENTS FOR ALL
CHANGING HOUSE
SAT 6 - WED 24 DEC
SKILLSHOPS
WRITE-TRON FOR ALL
Join us for our weekly drama workshops for young people. Skillshops allow participants to learn and develop theatre skills. Each workshop brings a new theme for the group to explore, delving deep into their imaginations in a fun and friendly environment. Term starts Saturday 30th August til Monday 24th November 2008.
SATURDAYS 20 SEP/18 OCT/15 NOV
SATURDAY/11AM-12NOON/5-7 YEARS (£35/£25) SATURDAY/12NOON - 2PM/8-12 YEARS (£45/£35) SATURDAY/2.30PM - 4.30PM/8-12 YEARS (£45/£35) MONDAYS/6.30PM - 8.30PM/13-19 YEARS (£45/£35)
TALL TALES AT THE TRON SATURDAYS 30 AUG/20 SEP/25 OCT/22 NOV Join us once a month as a brand new Tall Tale is created using storytelling, movement, mime, props, costume and percussion. These fun interactive storytelling sessions are suitable for 3-5 year olds and an accompanying carer. £4 per session, ticket admits 1 child and accompanying adult.
MEET IN BOX OFFICE 10AM - 10.55AM
Write Tron provides opportunities for participants, whether complete beginners or experienced, to creatively explore a variety of writing techniques and genres under the guidance of professional tutor Stephen Barnes. Booking essential.
SAT 6, 13, 20 10.30AM, 1PM + 3PM SUN 7, 14, 21 1PM + 3PM MON 22 10.30AM 1PM + 3PM TUE 23 10.30AM 1PM + 3PM WED 24 10.30AM +1PM SUITABLE FOR 3 - 6 YEAR OLDS
SATURDAYS 10AM - 2.30PM TRON MEETING ROOM (£40/£30) FOR FULL TERM
TRON STUDIO Tron Studio is a unique opportunity for adults with an interest in drama and performance. Through a variety of workshop opportunities and experiences participants will develop and experiment with various performance skills and techniques under the guidance of professional tutor Lawrence Crawford.
TUESDAYS 7PM-9PM (£40/£30) CHANGING HOUSE TERM BEGINS TUESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
WORKSHOPS VISITING COMPANIES The Tron are delighted that some of our visiting companies this season are embracing our Education philosophy and offering free workshop activities to accompany the production. Look for the E beside each show or contact Lisa Keenan on 0141 559 5318 or email lisa.keenan@tron.co.uk
TALL TALES PRESENTS
LITTLE
RUDI
Meet Rudi, the cutest and nosiest reindeer in Lapland. When Rudi grows up to be a big reindeer all he wants to do is work for Santa. Join us for this magical adventure to discover how Rudi really did come to get that red nose! Following the huge sell-out success of 2007’s Christmas Tall Tales, the Changing House welcomes children between the ages of 3 and 6 and their carers for more seasonal storytelling. Incorporating live performance, young audience members are encouraged to participate in this fun-filled Christmas adventure.
TICKETS All classes and events within the Education + Outreach programme have limited places. To avoid disappointment, please book in advance by calling our box office on 0141 552 4267
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£10 ticket admits one child and one accompanying parent/carer Child bolt on ticket £5 Adult bolt on ticket £7 Maximum 1 child or 1 adult bolt on per booking ★
Special Daytime Nursery performances available throughout December. Call the Box Office on 0141 552 4267 for more details
‘Fantastic, great value, kids loved it’ AUDIENCE MEMBER
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PLEASE NOTE ALL EVENTS IN THE VICTORIAN BAR ARE 18+
THIS SEASON THE TRON’S MUCH LOVED VICTORIAN BAR RETURNS AS A MAJOR PERFORMANCE VENUE FEATURING THEATRE, MUSIC, CABARET AND LATE-NIGHT CLUBS SUN 31 AUG, 26 OCT + 30 NOV 7.30PM £5 (£3)
THU 25 - SUN 28 SEP 9PM - 1AM £3
THE MANIFESTO POLITIKAL KABARET
MERCHANT CITY FESTIVAL CLUB
On the last Sunday of each month, The Manifesto Politikal Kabaret night hosted by Tam Dean Burn and SonicSinema features digitalagit-punk with a range of funky guests.
Every night for the duration of the Merchant City Festival, the action shifts to the Festival Club in the Victorian Bar. This year’s Festival Club programme will include a mixture of live performances from the anarchic DotComedy and Cacahuete, dance from Liz Aggiss and a whole host of live music.
THU 4 SEP + THU 30 OCT 8PM £5
LICENCE PENDING www.myspace.com/licencepending we are licence pending we are a spoken word cabaret we are musical and comic we are poetic plague bubonic we are scottish in sept; with ginger rhymes adept we are halloween queeny for glasgay we are in the vic to stay
SUN 7 SEP, 5 OCT, 2 NOV 2PM FREE
SUNDAY JAZZ Grab a drink, pull up a chair and order some food from the bar as our regular swingin’ Sunday jazz sessions continue to be the perfect excuse to wile away the end of your weekend.
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www.merchantcityfestival.com
THU 9 OCT 8PM £5
TO BE CONFIRMED To be confirmed is a seasonal cabaret and promises to be eclectic, unexpected and entertaining. This season T.B.C will focus on The American Dream/Nightmare and will include (amongst others) a performed extract from Whatever Happened to Baby Jane and re-inventions of classic American music. Poetry, standup, music: anything goes.
SAT 4 OCT, SAT 8 NOV, SAT 6 DEC 8PM
WED 19 - SAT 22 NOV 8PM £10 (£7)
STOW SESSIONS
MATEUS ARTS, IN ASSOCIATION WITH NORTHERN STAGE PRESENT
Traditional music students from Stow College showcase their talents in this monthly set, followed by an informal jam session where everyone is welcome to bring along an instrument and participate.
TUE 21 - SAT 25 OCT 9PM £6 (£5)
THE QUIZ SHOW www.thequizshow.co.uk
Get a team together and compete to win this fun interactive live Quiz. It’s bursting with the energy of every quiz you’ve ever experienced, packed with sequins, catchphrases and some familiar sounding music. Your host might not be having the best of nights, but surely that doesn’t matter if you know the answers?
THU 6 NOV 8PM £5
TIM FOUNTAIN’S RUDE BRITANNIA PART OF GLASGAY! One man’s journey up the highways and bi-ways of British sex. A live reading by the author Tim Fountain who makes Britian in 2008 sound disarmingly funny.
FOUR MEN AND A POKER GAME ADAPTED FROM THE SHORT STORY BY BERTOLT BRECHT, TRANSLATED BY JOHN WILLETT, DIRECTED BY ZOË SVENDSEN WITH AN ORIGINAL SCORE COMPOSED AND PERFORMED BY DAVID PAUL JONES, PERFORMED BY DAVID MCKAY Four men on a ship from Havana to New York, all champion swimmers, are playing poker. It is not for nothing that they call one of them ‘lucky Johnny’, but this time he is really pushing his luck... Brecht’s wry and sinister story becomes a performance with live piano accompaniment in the atmospheric Victorian Bar. Book early to guarantee a place.
21 MAIN AUDITORIUM AS PART OF MERCHANT CITY FESTIVAL 2008 MAGNERS GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL PRESENTS
MAIN AUDITORIUM
SAT 6 SEPT 8PM £12 ACOUSTIC AFFAIR PRESENTS
FRIDAY 26 SEP 10PM £10
www.carollaula.com www.acousticaffair.co.uk
CAROL LAULA
RAYMOND MEARNS SHAGGY DOG STORIES Fresh from another sell-out solo show at the Magners Glasgow International Comedy Festival, the legendary raconteur is back with a night of wonderful storytelling.
‘A ballistic ranter, not to be missed’ THE LIST
‘A comedy masterclass’ EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS
SATURDAY 27 SEP 10PM £10
BRUCE MORTON SOUTHSIDER An extended lip-trip from the comedy godfather himself. Comedian, commentator and broadcaster Bruce Morton returns to the theatre in which he made his name.
Celebrating the release of her new album Red Wine and Age, this evening will showcase her new material as well as old favourites. With a style that is somewhere between the sweet, clear delicacy of Joni Mitchell and the tougher edges of Joan Armatrading, she first captivated us in 1990 when her independent single Standing Proud was chosen to represent Glasgow in its year of culture. Since then Laula has toured extensively across Asia and Europe, including performances at New York’s famous Carnegie Hall and an appearance at Glastonbury, where she shared the bill with Billy Bragg. With six albums under her belt she has rightly been lauded by critics as “Scotland’s leading singer-songwriter”.
‘an undeniably passionate and whole-hearted singer’ THE HERALD
‘Morton is not so much rewriting the rule book as throwing it away” THE INDEPENDENT
MON 15 SEPT 7.30PM £6 A WATERSTONE’S EVENT
MEET THE AUTHOR: DAVID SEDARIS
SUNDAY 28 SEP 8PM £15
JENNY ECLAIR’S BECAUSE I FORGOT TO GET A PENSION TOUR
David Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the sharpest wits and most observant writers addressing the human condition today. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear and meet the internationally acclaimed author of Me Talk Pretty One Day, as he discusses his latest collection of essays, When You Are Engulfed in Flames.
PLUS SUPPORT FROM MARK MAIER Following sell-out Autumn and Spring tours and the phenomenal success of Grumpy Old Women, self appointed Grumpy team captain Jenny Eclair is back on the road, with loads of brand new material and a special ‘Buy the first half, get the second half FREE’ offer. Expect lots of stuff about motherhood, sausages, the etiquette of alcohol, clothes rage, why parties are rubbish and the joys of cantering.
‘Playwright, author, radio star, and retired elf David Sedaris may be the most brilliantly witty New Yorker since Dorothy Parker’ NEW YORK MAGAZINE www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com
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TRON MAIN AUDITORIUM
8PM CAROL LAULA
FLEETO FLEETO FLEETO FLEETO FLEETO 7.30PM MEET THE AUTHOR: DAVID SEDARIS 8PM SLICK 8PM SLICK 8PM SLICK 8PM SLICK 8PM SLICK 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM
7.30PM (PREVIEW) SIX ACTS OF LOVE 10PM RAYMOND MEARNS 7.30PM (PREVIEW) SIX ACTS OF LOVE 10PM BRUCE MORTON 8PM JENNY ECLAIR 7.30PM SIX ACTS OF LOVE 7.30PM (POST-SHOW DISCUSSION) 7.30PM 7.30PM CAP 2PM 7.30PM
SIX ACTS OF LOVE SIX ACTS OF LOVE SIX ACTS OF LOVE SIX ACTS OF LOVE
7.30PM 7.30PM 7.30PM 7.30PM 7.30PM
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7.30PM (PREVIEW) SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER 7.30PM (PREVIEW) SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER 7.30PM 7.30PM 7.30PM 7.30PM
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CHANGING HOUSE
VICTORIAN BAR
SUN 31 SEPTEMBER THU 4 SAT 6 SUN 7 TUE 9 WED 10 THU 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 MON 15 TUE 16 WED 17 THU 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 THU 25 FRI 26
THE MANIFESTO POLITICAL KABARET 7.30PM
MERCHANT CITY FESTIVAL CLUB 9PM MERCHANT CITY FESTIVAL CLUB 9PM
SAT 27
MERCHANT CITY FESTIVAL CLUB 9PM
SUN 28 TUE 30 OCTOBER WED 1 THU 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 TUE 7 WED 8 THU 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 WED 15 THU 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 TUE 21 WED 22 THU 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 TUE 28 WED 29 THU 30 FRI 31 NOVEMBER SAT 1 SUN 2 TUE 4 WED 5 THU 6 FRI 7 SAT 8
MERCHANT CITY FESTIVAL CLUB 9PM
LICENCE PENDING 8PM SUNDAY JAZZ 2PM
TRON MAIN AUDITORIUM 7PM HANNAH AND HARVEY 7PM HANNAH AND HARVEY 1PM HANNAH AND HARVEY 8.45PM THE TOBACCO MERCHANT’S LAWYER 7PM HANNAH AND HARVEY 8.45PM THE TOBACCO MERCHANT’S LAWYER 5PM HANNAH AND HARVEY 8.45PM THE TOBACCO MERCHANT’S LAWYER
7.30PM (PREVIEW) MOTHER BRUCE 1PM 5PM (PREVIEW) MOTHER BRUCE
STOW SESSIONS 8PM SUNDAY JAZZ 2PM TO BE CONFIRMED 8PM THE EMOTIONAL LIFE OF FURNITURE 7.30PM THE EMOTIONAL LIFE OF FURNITURE 7.30PM THE EMOTIONAL LIFE OF FURNITURE 7.30PM THE LESSON 7.30PM THE LESSON 7.30PM THE LESSON 7.30PM THE LESSON 7.30PM THE QUIZ SHOW 9PM THE QUIZ SHOW 9PM THE QUIZ SHOW 9PM THE QUIZ SHOW 9PM THE QUIZ SHOW 9PM THE MANIFESTO POLITIKAL KABARET 7.30PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LICENCE PENDING 8PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM SUNDAY JAZZ 2PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM LIKE THE RAIN 9PM STOW SESSIONS 8PM
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10AM 1PM 1PM 10AM 2PM
2PM 7.30PM MOTHER BRUCE 2PM 7.30PM MOTHER BRUCE 1PM 5PM MOTHER BRUCE
CHANGING HOUSE
VICTORIAN BAR
TUE 11 WED 12 THU 13
REHEARSAL ROOM 14 8PM
FRI 14
REHEARSAL ROOM 14 8PM
SAT 15
REHEARSAL ROOM 14 8PM
WED 19 THU 20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SAT 29 SUN 30 DECEMBER TUE 2 WED 3 THU 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 TUE 9 WED 10 THU 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 TUE 16 WED 17 THU 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUE 23 WED 24 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUE 30 WED 31 JANUARY FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4
FOUR MEN AND A POKER GAME FOUR MEN AND A POKER GAME FOUR MEN AND A POKER GAME FOUR MEN AND A POKER GAME
8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM
THE MANIFESTO POLITIKAL KABARET 7.30PM
LITTLE RUDI 10.30AM 1PM 3PM STOW SESSIONS 8PM LITTLE RUDI 1PM 3PM
LITTLE RUDI 10.30AM 1PM 3PM LITTLE RUDI 1PM 3PM
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10.30AM 1PM 3PM 1PM 3PM 10.30AM 1PM 3PM 10.30AM 1PM 3PM 10.30AM 1PM
CAP Audio Described performances provide live verbal commentary through a headset on visual elements of the production to enhance the experience for visually impaired patrons.
These performances include a signed interpreter who will provide a signed translation for deaf and hard of hearing patrons.
Converts spoken word to text which appears on a screen at the same time as they are spoken or sung.