THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

TOM MCGOVERN

Tom McGovern. National Theatre of Scotland work includes: In Time of Strife. Other theatre work includes: The Signalman (Best Actor - 2020 Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland), The Origins of Ivor Punch, Marco Pantini: The Pirate,Tommy’s Song, Friends of Miss Dorian Grey (Oran Mor); Richard III, Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, Jane Eyre

MAY SUMBWANYAMBE

May Sumbwanyambe is a, librettist, radio dramatist, academic and award-winning playwright from Edinburgh. Previous productions include; After Independence(Arcola Theatre, Papatango Theatre) The Parrot House (The Royal Opera House, Guildhall School of Music and Drama) ‘After Independence’ and ‘The Trial of Joseph Knight (BBC Radio 4). In 2016 May’s debut play was the winner of the

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

FINN DEN HERTOG

Finn den Hertog works as a director, writer and actor across stage, screen and radio.He trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduating in 2007. Recent directing credits include the award-winning The Afflicted (groupwork) and Square Go (Francesca Moody Productions) which played two sell out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe 2018/19 and a run off-Broadway in spring of this year. MULTI-AWARD-WINNING ADAM ADAPTED FOR SCREEN, TO BE A dam, the multi-award-winning stage production inspired by the life of Adam Kashmiry has been reworked for screen and is now set to be broadcast on BBC Scotland in early March 2021.. Written by playwright and dramaturg Frances Poet and directed by Cora Bissett and Louise Lockwood, the new screen adaptation tells the remarkable story of a young trans man and his struggle across genders and THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

TOM MCGOVERN

Tom McGovern. National Theatre of Scotland work includes: In Time of Strife. Other theatre work includes: The Signalman (Best Actor - 2020 Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland), The Origins of Ivor Punch, Marco Pantini: The Pirate,Tommy’s Song, Friends of Miss Dorian Grey (Oran Mor); Richard III, Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, Jane Eyre

MAY SUMBWANYAMBE

May Sumbwanyambe is a, librettist, radio dramatist, academic and award-winning playwright from Edinburgh. Previous productions include; After Independence(Arcola Theatre, Papatango Theatre) The Parrot House (The Royal Opera House, Guildhall School of Music and Drama) ‘After Independence’ and ‘The Trial of Joseph Knight (BBC Radio 4). In 2016 May’s debut play was the winner of the

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

FINN DEN HERTOG

Finn den Hertog works as a director, writer and actor across stage, screen and radio.He trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduating in 2007. Recent directing credits include the award-winning The Afflicted (groupwork) and Square Go (Francesca Moody Productions) which played two sell out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe 2018/19 and a run off-Broadway in spring of this year. MULTI-AWARD-WINNING ADAM ADAPTED FOR SCREEN, TO BE A dam, the multi-award-winning stage production inspired by the life of Adam Kashmiry has been reworked for screen and is now set to be broadcast on BBC Scotland in early March 2021.. Written by playwright and dramaturg Frances Poet and directed by Cora Bissett and Louise Lockwood, the new screen adaptation tells the remarkable story of a young trans man and his struggle across genders and WHAT'S ON | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND The National Theatre of Scotland, established in 2006, is the national theatre company of Scotland. THE NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND’S JOURNEY OUT OF LOCKDOWN Summer 2021 to Spring 2022 programme . National Theatre of Scotland today announced its journey back to live theatre with a programme of new tours, returning productions, a World Premiere and its ongoing engaging digital programme. WHAT WE DO | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND We want to. connect with communities, creating impactful relationships and encouraging life changing participation in special theatrical projects. develop a nation of artists with our diverse and far reaching talent development programme and opportunities for theatre makers and artists based in Scotland. support the dynamic theatre

sector in

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and LATEST | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Find out the latest news from National Theatre of Scotland, browse articles from behind the scenes and delve deeper into the themes of

our work.

NATIONAL THEATRE SCOTLAND PROGRAMME UPDATE 2020 TO 2021 The National Theatre of Scotland is set to continue its new work over the coming months, with an innovative mix of live streamed theatre and digital projects, including two new productions from leading Scottish creatives Hannah Lavery and Adura Onashile, both addressing urgent contemporary and historical issues around race in Scotland today. OUR PEOPLE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). THEATRE IN SCHOOLS SCOTLAND SEEKING TOURING PRODUCTIONS Theatre in Schools Scotland (TISS) today issued a call out to artists and companies based in Scotland, looking for touring productions for the school years 2021 to 2023.. Theatre in Schools Scotland is produced by the National Theatre of Scotland and Imaginate to support and develop the touring of high-quality theatre and dance performances to Scotland’s schools and nurseries.

BEHIND THE THEMES

Join trans and non binary artists Jordy Deelight, Adam Kashmiry Jo Clifford and Afton Moran in a free online discussion for the trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming community to talk about the importance of celebrating trans joy and the power of positive representations of this joy in theatre and live performance.

NICK POWELL

Nick Powell’s work in theatre includes: for the National Theatre Lehman Trilogy (also West End and New York - Olivier Award Nomination for Best Sound Designer and Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play) The Tell-Tale Heart and Othello; Julius Caesar at The Bridge; Solar at Klangwolke; for the Royal Court The Ferryman (Tony Award Nomination for Best Sound Design of a

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

JO CLIFFORD

Jo Clifford. Jo Clifford is a proud father and grandmother, playwright and performer, based in Edinburgh. She is the author of over 100 plays, many of which have been performed all over the world. Plays include: Every One, The Tree Of Knowledge, Faust Parts One And Two, Ines De Castro and Great Expectations. As a writer performer, she is

best

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

TOM MCGOVERN

Tom McGovern. National Theatre of Scotland work includes: In Time of Strife. Other theatre work includes: The Signalman (Best Actor - 2020 Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland), The Origins of Ivor Punch, Marco Pantini: The Pirate,Tommy’s Song, Friends of Miss Dorian Grey (Oran Mor); Richard III, Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, Jane Eyre THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

TAYO AKINBODE

Tayo Akinbode. About Tayo Akinbode. Tayo first discovered theatre in London at the Royal Court ’s Activists Youth Theatre. At 18 , he went to Manchester to work on the stage crew at the Royal Exchange Theatre for a season. After a few years spent playing in bands, Manchester Youth Theatre asked him to write some music for their

production of

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

JO CLIFFORD

Jo Clifford. Jo Clifford is a proud father and grandmother, playwright and performer, based in Edinburgh. She is the author of over 100 plays, many of which have been performed all over the world. Plays include: Every One, The Tree Of Knowledge, Faust Parts One And Two, Ines De Castro and Great Expectations. As a writer performer, she is

best

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

TOM MCGOVERN

Tom McGovern. National Theatre of Scotland work includes: In Time of Strife. Other theatre work includes: The Signalman (Best Actor - 2020 Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland), The Origins of Ivor Punch, Marco Pantini: The Pirate,Tommy’s Song, Friends of Miss Dorian Grey (Oran Mor); Richard III, Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, Jane Eyre THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

TAYO AKINBODE

Tayo Akinbode. About Tayo Akinbode. Tayo first discovered theatre in London at the Royal Court ’s Activists Youth Theatre. At 18 , he went to Manchester to work on the stage crew at the Royal Exchange Theatre for a season. After a few years spent playing in bands, Manchester Youth Theatre asked him to write some music for their

production of

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). LATEST | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Find out the latest news from National Theatre of Scotland, browse articles from behind the scenes and delve deeper into the themes of

our work.

NATIONAL THEATRE SCOTLAND PROGRAMME UPDATE 2020 TO 2021 The National Theatre of Scotland is set to continue its new work over the coming months, with an innovative mix of live streamed theatre and digital projects, including two new productions from leading Scottish creatives Hannah Lavery and Adura Onashile, both addressing urgent contemporary and historical issues around race in Scotland today.

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and THEATRE IN SCHOOLS SCOTLAND SEEKING TOURING PRODUCTIONS Theatre in Schools Scotland (TISS) today issued a call out to artists and companies based in Scotland, looking for touring productions for the school years 2021 to 2023.. Theatre in Schools Scotland is produced by the National Theatre of Scotland and Imaginate to support and develop the touring of high-quality theatre and dance performances to Scotland’s schools and nurseries. ADAM | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Inspired by the life of Adam Kashmiry, Adam tells the remarkable story of a young trans man and his struggle across genders and borders to be himself. Originally a National Theatre of Scotland stage play, Adam has been reinvented as a compelling, theatrical on-screen drama. Once again, Adam Kashmiry performs, as himself, in the leading role.

NICK POWELL

Nick Powell’s work in theatre includes: for the National Theatre Lehman Trilogy (also West End and New York - Olivier Award Nomination for Best Sound Designer and Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play) The Tell-Tale Heart and Othello; Julius Caesar at The Bridge; Solar at Klangwolke; for the Royal Court The Ferryman (Tony Award Nomination for Best Sound Design of a HORSE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Horse is an iconic and utterly unique singer/songwriter, her voice described as 'a finely honed instrument', together with 'breathtaking

stagecraft'.

BOGHA FROIS

Bogha-frois: Queer Voices in Folk is a community of queer folk musicians based in Scotland and beyond. Bogha-frois (Scottish Gaelic for "Rainbow") seeks to provide a platform for queer musicians in the traditional and folk arts, and to create opportunity for performance, collaboration and creativity, which reflects the queer experience.

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

JO CLIFFORD

Jo Clifford. Jo Clifford is a proud father and grandmother, playwright and performer, based in Edinburgh. She is the author of over 100 plays, many of which have been performed all over the world. Plays include: Every One, The Tree Of Knowledge, Faust Parts One And Two, Ines De Castro and Great Expectations. As a writer performer, she is

best

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

TOM MCGOVERN

Tom McGovern. National Theatre of Scotland work includes: In Time of Strife. Other theatre work includes: The Signalman (Best Actor - 2020 Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland), The Origins of Ivor Punch, Marco Pantini: The Pirate,Tommy’s Song, Friends of Miss Dorian Grey (Oran Mor); Richard III, Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, Jane Eyre THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

TAYO AKINBODE

Tayo Akinbode. About Tayo Akinbode. Tayo first discovered theatre in London at the Royal Court ’s Activists Youth Theatre. At 18 , he went to Manchester to work on the stage crew at the Royal Exchange Theatre for a season. After a few years spent playing in bands, Manchester Youth Theatre asked him to write some music for their

production of

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

JO CLIFFORD

Jo Clifford. Jo Clifford is a proud father and grandmother, playwright and performer, based in Edinburgh. She is the author of over 100 plays, many of which have been performed all over the world. Plays include: Every One, The Tree Of Knowledge, Faust Parts One And Two, Ines De Castro and Great Expectations. As a writer performer, she is

best

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

TOM MCGOVERN

Tom McGovern. National Theatre of Scotland work includes: In Time of Strife. Other theatre work includes: The Signalman (Best Actor - 2020 Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland), The Origins of Ivor Punch, Marco Pantini: The Pirate,Tommy’s Song, Friends of Miss Dorian Grey (Oran Mor); Richard III, Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, Jane Eyre THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

TAYO AKINBODE

Tayo Akinbode. About Tayo Akinbode. Tayo first discovered theatre in London at the Royal Court ’s Activists Youth Theatre. At 18 , he went to Manchester to work on the stage crew at the Royal Exchange Theatre for a season. After a few years spent playing in bands, Manchester Youth Theatre asked him to write some music for their

production of

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). LATEST | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Find out the latest news from National Theatre of Scotland, browse articles from behind the scenes and delve deeper into the themes of

our work.

NATIONAL THEATRE SCOTLAND PROGRAMME UPDATE 2020 TO 2021 The National Theatre of Scotland is set to continue its new work over the coming months, with an innovative mix of live streamed theatre and digital projects, including two new productions from leading Scottish creatives Hannah Lavery and Adura Onashile, both addressing urgent contemporary and historical issues around race in Scotland today.

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and THEATRE IN SCHOOLS SCOTLAND SEEKING TOURING PRODUCTIONS Theatre in Schools Scotland (TISS) today issued a call out to artists and companies based in Scotland, looking for touring productions for the school years 2021 to 2023.. Theatre in Schools Scotland is produced by the National Theatre of Scotland and Imaginate to support and develop the touring of high-quality theatre and dance performances to Scotland’s schools and nurseries. ADAM | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Inspired by the life of Adam Kashmiry, Adam tells the remarkable story of a young trans man and his struggle across genders and borders to be himself. Originally a National Theatre of Scotland stage play, Adam has been reinvented as a compelling, theatrical on-screen drama. Once again, Adam Kashmiry performs, as himself, in the leading role.

NICK POWELL

Nick Powell’s work in theatre includes: for the National Theatre Lehman Trilogy (also West End and New York - Olivier Award Nomination for Best Sound Designer and Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play) The Tell-Tale Heart and Othello; Julius Caesar at The Bridge; Solar at Klangwolke; for the Royal Court The Ferryman (Tony Award Nomination for Best Sound Design of a HORSE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Horse is an iconic and utterly unique singer/songwriter, her voice described as 'a finely honed instrument', together with 'breathtaking

stagecraft'.

BOGHA FROIS

Bogha-frois: Queer Voices in Folk is a community of queer folk musicians based in Scotland and beyond. Bogha-frois (Scottish Gaelic for "Rainbow") seeks to provide a platform for queer musicians in the traditional and folk arts, and to create opportunity for performance, collaboration and creativity, which reflects the queer experience. THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). WHAT WE DO | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND We want to. connect with communities, creating impactful relationships and encouraging life changing participation in special theatrical projects. develop a nation of artists with our diverse and far reaching talent development programme and opportunities for theatre makers and artists based in Scotland. support the dynamic theatre

sector in

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

JO CLIFFORD

Jo Clifford. Jo Clifford is a proud father and grandmother, playwright and performer, based in Edinburgh. She is the author of over 100 plays, many of which have been performed all over the world. Plays include: Every One, The Tree Of Knowledge, Faust Parts One And Two, Ines De Castro and Great Expectations. As a writer performer, she is

best

THE REASON I JUMP

Welcome to Naoki’s Garden. Naoki is a non-verbal, autistic, Japanese author, who was just 13 years old when he wrote the book The Reason I Jump, a one-of-a-kind memoir that demonstrates how an autistic mind works.Now take a unique journey into his world of fascinating insights and magical storytelling in this exciting new production from National Theatre of Scotland.

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects. THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). WHAT WE DO | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND We want to. connect with communities, creating impactful relationships and encouraging life changing participation in special theatrical projects. develop a nation of artists with our diverse and far reaching talent development programme and opportunities for theatre makers and artists based in Scotland. support the dynamic theatre

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Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

JO CLIFFORD

Jo Clifford. Jo Clifford is a proud father and grandmother, playwright and performer, based in Edinburgh. She is the author of over 100 plays, many of which have been performed all over the world. Plays include: Every One, The Tree Of Knowledge, Faust Parts One And Two, Ines De Castro and Great Expectations. As a writer performer, she is

best

THE REASON I JUMP

Welcome to Naoki’s Garden. Naoki is a non-verbal, autistic, Japanese author, who was just 13 years old when he wrote the book The Reason I Jump, a one-of-a-kind memoir that demonstrates how an autistic mind works.Now take a unique journey into his world of fascinating insights and magical storytelling in this exciting new production from National Theatre of Scotland.

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

JUSTIN AUDIBERT

Justin is a Freelance Director & Artistic Director of the Unicorn Theatre.. RSC credits include: The Taming of the Shrew, Snow in Midsummer, The Jew of Malta, The Tempest (Shakespeare in a Suitcase). Directing credits include Anansi The Spider (Unicorn Theatre), Aesop's Fables (Unicorn Theatre), Snow in Midsummer (Oregon Shakespeare Festival US), The Jumper Factory (Young Vic), The Box of

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects. LATEST | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Find out the latest news from National Theatre of Scotland, browse articles from behind the scenes and delve deeper into the themes of

our work.

NATIONAL THEATRE SCOTLAND PROGRAMME UPDATE 2020 TO 2021 The National Theatre of Scotland is set to continue its new work over the coming months, with an innovative mix of live streamed theatre and digital projects, including two new productions from leading Scottish creatives Hannah Lavery and Adura Onashile, both addressing urgent contemporary and historical issues around race in Scotland today. ABOUT | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

OUR BUILDING

ABOUT ROCKVILLA: Named Rockvilla in recognition of the industrial and social heritage of the area surrounding Speirs Wharf in Glasgow, the building is a hub for supporting and developing talent and a place where people of all ages and abilities can learn and create. It is a place of imagination, learning and play. The National Theatre of Scotland’s first purpose-built facility is a driver

THE REASON I JUMP

Welcome to Naoki’s Garden. Naoki is a non-verbal, autistic, Japanese author, who was just 13 years old when he wrote the book The Reason I Jump, a one-of-a-kind memoir that demonstrates how an autistic mind works.Now take a unique journey into his world of fascinating insights and magical storytelling in this exciting new production from National Theatre of Scotland.

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance LOST LIGHT: MUSIC FROM THE 306 Lost Light features music from The 306 Trilogy, Oliver Emanuel and Gareth Williams powerful and profound First World War plays, commemorating the heart-breaking true stories of the 306 men executed for cowardice and desertion during the conflict and the devastating consequences for those they left behind.. Central to each part of the trilogy, the music set the tone for each instalment

NICK POWELL

Nick Powell’s work in theatre includes: for the National Theatre Lehman Trilogy (also West End and New York - Olivier Award Nomination for Best Sound Designer and Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play) The Tell-Tale Heart and Othello; Julius Caesar at The Bridge; Solar at Klangwolke; for the Royal Court The Ferryman (Tony Award Nomination for Best Sound Design of a HORSE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Horse is an iconic and utterly unique singer/songwriter, her voice described as 'a finely honed instrument', together with 'breathtaking

stagecraft'.

DR PEGGY BRUNACHE

Dr Peggy Brunache is a lecturer in the history of Atlantic slavery at the University of Glasgow and the first Director of the newly established Beniba Centre for Slavery Studies. THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). ABOUT | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). PERFORMERS AND CASTING Two performers, in lockdown together who can play a mother and a daughter. Aged teens to 20s and 40s to 50s, open to submissions until Mon 22 Jun, 5pm. Find out more.

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and OUR PEOPLE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance IAN RANKIN | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Born in the Kingdom of Fife in 1960, Ian Rankin graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1982, and then spent three years writing novels when he was supposed NOISEMAKER | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Noisemaker is the award-winning writing partnership of bookwriter/lyricist Scott Gilmour and composer Claire McKenzie. Based in Scotland, their work has taken them across the globe - most recently their newest musical, Hi, My Name Is Ben, received it’s world premiere at Goodspeed Musicals, Connecticut, followed by a presentation at the NAMT Musical Theatre Festival in New York.

DAVID RANKINE

David Rankine is an Aberdeen born actor based in Glasgow. He graduated in 2009 from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts with a B.A. (hons) in Acting and the L.I.P.A. prize for Acting Ensemble.. Theatre credits include: Aladdin (Eden Court/ Imagine Theatre), HOWL (The Arches/ Traverse Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bard in the Botanics); Macbeth The Remix (Findhorn Bay Arts

KIRSTY FINDLAY

Kirsty trained at Edinburgh Napier University and graduated with an Honours Degree in Acting and English Literature. National Theatre of Scotland Work includes: Three Billion Swipes, Girl Meets Boy, and Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour. Other theatre work includes: Islander: A New Musical(Southwark Playhouse/Helen Milne Productions); Unspotted Snow(Mull Theatre); Sleeping Beauty(Bard in the

ACTORS OPEN CALL

One person tells a story to another. Once upon a time there was a child who didn’t know what fear was and he wanted to find out. So his friends said, Cold shiver down your back, legs go funny, sometimes your hands no not your hands yes your hands tingle, it’s more in your head, it’s in your stomach, your belly you shit yourself, you can’t breathe, your skin your skin creeps, it’s a THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). ABOUT | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and PERFORMERS AND CASTING Two performers, in lockdown together who can play a mother and a daughter. Aged teens to 20s and 40s to 50s, open to submissions until Mon 22 Jun, 5pm. Find out more. OUR PEOPLE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PETER KELLY

Peter Kelly has been an actor for more than sixty years. His work in theatre includes seasons at The Citizens, The Birmingham Rep, and The Royal Shakespeare Company.. His London West End appearances include Brothers Karamazov, Master Class, Chips with Everything, Crime and Punishment and The Possessed.. In the 1970s, he worked extensively at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh in new plays by IAN RANKIN | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Born in the Kingdom of Fife in 1960, Ian Rankin graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1982, and then spent three years writing novels when he was supposed

ACTORS OPEN CALL

One person tells a story to another. Once upon a time there was a child who didn’t know what fear was and he wanted to find out. So his friends said, Cold shiver down your back, legs go funny, sometimes your hands no not your hands yes your hands tingle, it’s more in your head, it’s in your stomach, your belly you shit yourself, you can’t breathe, your skin your skin creeps, it’s a

GREG HEMPHILL

In 1988 Greg attended Glasgow University’s Film and Television course, graduating in 1992. While still at university he secured his first BBC radio commiss CLAIRE ELIZA WILLOUGHBY Claire Eliza Willoughby is a theatre maker, musician and performer based in Glasgow. Claire was a member of the National Youth Theatre before training in clown with Angela de Castro and at Ecole Philippe

Gaulier in Paris.

THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). ABOUT | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and PERFORMERS AND CASTING Two performers, in lockdown together who can play a mother and a daughter. Aged teens to 20s and 40s to 50s, open to submissions until Mon 22 Jun, 5pm. Find out more. OUR PEOPLE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PETER KELLY

Peter Kelly has been an actor for more than sixty years. His work in theatre includes seasons at The Citizens, The Birmingham Rep, and The Royal Shakespeare Company.. His London West End appearances include Brothers Karamazov, Master Class, Chips with Everything, Crime and Punishment and The Possessed.. In the 1970s, he worked extensively at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh in new plays by IAN RANKIN | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Born in the Kingdom of Fife in 1960, Ian Rankin graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1982, and then spent three years writing novels when he was supposed

ACTORS OPEN CALL

One person tells a story to another. Once upon a time there was a child who didn’t know what fear was and he wanted to find out. So his friends said, Cold shiver down your back, legs go funny, sometimes your hands no not your hands yes your hands tingle, it’s more in your head, it’s in your stomach, your belly you shit yourself, you can’t breathe, your skin your skin creeps, it’s a

GREG HEMPHILL

In 1988 Greg attended Glasgow University’s Film and Television course, graduating in 1992. While still at university he secured his first BBC radio commiss CLAIRE ELIZA WILLOUGHBY Claire Eliza Willoughby is a theatre maker, musician and performer based in Glasgow. Claire was a member of the National Youth Theatre before training in clown with Angela de Castro and at Ecole Philippe

Gaulier in Paris.

THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). THEATRE WITHOUT WALLS Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and

PAST PERFORMANCES

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

ADAM KASHMIRY

Adam was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He came to the UK in 2010 and now lives in Glasgow. In 2012, Adam performed in the Citizens' Theatre Community Company and Scottish Refugee Council’s production Here We Stay which returned to The Tron Theatre in 2013. He has also appeared in the short film Time for T.E.A by LGBT Youth Scotland and his short film Everyman, produced by Bombito Productions THE ENEMY | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND A radical re-imagining of the classic Henrik Ibsen play about truth, power and deception from Kieran Hurley, award-winning playwright and screenwriter of the critically acclaimed Scottish indie film Beats. In a once great Scottish town, a massive redevelopment project promises to bring money, jobs and new prospects to its forgotten population.

LINDA MCLEAN

Linda McLean is a Scottish playwright who has been writing plays for around twenty years. For National Theatre of Scotland she co-wrote First Snow. Other plays include the award winning Every Five Minutes; Any Given Day; Sex & God; strangers, babies; Shimmer; Riddance; and One Good Beating. In 2017 she wrote Glory on Earth for David Greig’s

BEA WEBSTER

Bea Webster is a deaf queer Scottish-Thai actor, writer and theatre-maker who graduated with a BA Performance in British Sign Language and English from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was a member of Solar Bear’s Deaf Youth Theatre. Bea wrote, performed and directed House of Ladies for RCS's On The Verge festival at the

Citizens Theatre.

GAIL WATSON

Gail was born and raised in Bonnyrigg near Edinburgh where she lives with her husband and 2 sons. She has worked for 24 years as an actor. Gail has had the pleasure of working with companies such as Grid Iron, Communicado, National Theatre of Scotland, and appeared in many productions at Traverse, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Kings and Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Eden Court, Pitlochry Festival

ANGUS FARQUHAR

Angus Farquhar is the Creative Director of Aproxima arts and a freelance artist whose work spans performance, often set in unusual locations and music production; alongside creating temporary and permanent capital projects.

BRENNA HOBSON

Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377). ABOUT | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

SCENES FOR SURVIVAL

Scenes for Survival is a new season of digital short artworks, created in association with BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine project and Scotland’s leading theatre venues and companies, with support from Hopscotch Films.. Each artwork has been exceptionally created by a quarantine creative team, connecting remotely, made up of a performer(s), writer and PERFORMERS AND CASTING Two performers, in lockdown together who can play a mother and a daughter. Aged teens to 20s and 40s to 50s, open to submissions until Mon 22 Jun, 5pm. Find out more. OUR PEOPLE | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Small Print National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

GERRY MULGREW

Gerry Mulgrew. Gerry was born in Glasgow and educated at Glasgow University where he graduated with an M.A. in French and Philosophy. In 1983, along with fellow actors Alison Peebles and Rob Pickavance, he co-founded Communicado Theatre Company. As well as being Artistic Director of Communicado, Gerry also works extensively as a freelance

PETER KELLY

Peter Kelly has been an actor for more than sixty years. His work in theatre includes seasons at The Citizens, The Birmingham Rep, and The Royal Shakespeare Company.. His London West End appearances include Brothers Karamazov, Master Class, Chips with Everything, Crime and Punishment and The Possessed.. In the 1970s, he worked extensively at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh in new plays by IAN RANKIN | NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND Born in the Kingdom of Fife in 1960, Ian Rankin graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1982, and then spent three years writing novels when he was supposed

ACTORS OPEN CALL

One person tells a story to another. Once upon a time there was a child who didn’t know what fear was and he wanted to find out. So his friends said, Cold shiver down your back, legs go funny, sometimes your hands no not your hands yes your hands tingle, it’s more in your head, it’s in your stomach, your belly you shit yourself, you can’t breathe, your skin your skin creeps, it’s a

GREG HEMPHILL

In 1988 Greg attended Glasgow University’s Film and Television course, graduating in 1992. While still at university he secured his first BBC radio commiss CLAIRE ELIZA WILLOUGHBY Claire Eliza Willoughby is a theatre maker, musician and performer based in Glasgow. Claire was a member of the National Youth Theatre before training in clown with Angela de Castro and at Ecole Philippe

Gaulier in Paris.

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