Theatre listings
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Memora re The last hours of Mary Queen of Scots written and directed by Martin McNaughton with original music by Louise Burnet
The last hours of Mary Queen of Scots written and directed by Martin McNaughton wrth original mUSic by Lourse Burnet
It is the last evening of her life. In the morning she Will be executed Denied the comiort of religion. Mary explores the nature of her life as a woman not IUSI as a queen through an imagined and much desrred meeting wrth Elizabeth Stripped of the romantic view of her life and loves the venal brutalities of power politics and images of her sexuality that oppressed her in her own time and down through history. are revealed. along With the oppreSSion ot mis-placed love
Tickets Tues 25/2 Wed - Sat {8/4 from Collins Gallery tel: 0141 548 2558
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Glasgow Drama
THE ARCHES
253 Argyle Street. 090] ()22 ll.‘\()(). |W(‘. WAI Ubu the King t’ntil Sat 22 Jun. 7.30pm. £6 (£4l. RSAMI) linal year BA lacting) students present I)ayid (irieg's translation of Alfred Jarry's satire about the grabbing middle classes in the form of Pa ['bu.
Cabaret Sauvignon Sun 23 Jun. 8pm. £6 (£4). A platform for new and established artists wishing to perform and experiment with new work.
COTTIER THEATRE
()3 ()5 llyndland Street. 357 3868. Ill. W('. WAI
Rainbow Bridge Fri 2] Jun. 7.30pm. Free. An exploration of what it means to
be human in this collalmratioii between
Boogie Theatre. (‘ommon (irotind.
l‘ableyision and (iltlsgtm‘ ('ity (‘ouncil I’urr rift/re ll'r'sl liml I'k'slii‘ul.
Runman with Reem Sat 2‘) Jtiii. 7pm. £9. Scottish l‘riends of Palestine presents a show in two parts: l)a\'id (ir'ieg’s comedy. read. written and performed by (irieg. about loye and checkpoints; and in part two. Reem Kelani sings inspirational laments. l’ur! rift/re Her! Ifm/ I’eslii‘ul.
GILMOREHILLGl 2
‘) l'niyersity Ayenue. 330 5523.
Speed the Plow Mon 24 Jun. 8pm. £6 (£4 l. Rapture Theatre presents l)a\ id Mamet‘s comic look at two writers trying to cook tip the perfect Hollywood screenplay.
KING’S THEATRE
397 Bath Street. 287 55l I. [ll. W('. WAI Oliver! l'ntil Sat 22 Jun. 7.30pm (Wed & Sat mat 2.3llpnii. L‘b L‘lo. (ilasgow ‘s Apollo Players presents the popular musical reworking of (‘harles Dickens’ tale.
PAVILION THEATRE
l2] Renfield Street. 332 I840. IP. W('. WAI
Peter Powers Fri 21 Jun. 7.30pm & midnight. L‘ll). The telex'ision liypnotist performs his niesiiierising feats in front of a liye audience.
The Celtic Story Thu 4 Jul Sat ll) Aug. 7.30pm (Wed & Sat mat anil.
1: ll) U5. The epic history til Scotland‘s green and white sporting institution is retold through blood. sweat and tears of laughter.
QUEEN’S CROSS CHURCH
87l) (iarscube Road. 946 6600. [WAAI American Trilogy Sat 22 Jun. 8pm. £7.50. Strictly Songtime performs works by America's legendary tunesmiths. Kern. (iershw'in and Porter.
RAMSHORN THEATRE
()8 Ingram Street. 553 348‘). IP. W('. WA. WA A]
Memorare Tue 25 Sat 2‘) Jun. 7.30pm. £5 £8 (£2 £4i. A collaboration between Sti‘athclyde Theatre (il'ttllp and
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Running Girl Paul Pinsoii's production of Gary Young's script for Boilerhouse coiiihines sr'Jectacular visuals with clever and insightful dialogue. Join Kale Dickie's central character on her run through the dark hours in the midst of crisis. confronted by society's night people. Edinburgh. Corn Exchange. Thu 4 Sat (5 Jul.
Carmina Burana Birmingham Royal Ballet's production sees a semi mythic world created. where temi')tation is CVt’HyV/llOFO for priests swearing celibacy. lhis large-scale production promises controversy. sexiness and some fine dancing. Edinburgh. Festival Theatre. Wed Zti-Sat 95) Jun.
Theatre Guide
7 Thursday 20
l'hu the King
Arches
Cottier Theatre GilmorehillG12 King’s
Pavilion Ramshom BSAMD
Tramway non
GLASGOW
Alma l-‘lamenca
()liyer'
A Venetian ()uarrel
(‘herry ()rcltard
Friday 21 [hit the King Rainbow Bridge Alnia l-‘larnenea ()lru'r'
Peter Powers
A Venetian ()uarrel
(‘lier'ry ()rcliard
' Saturday 22 I [hit the King See l-olk Alma l‘larnenca
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See (.IIIS\ICIII
Sunday 23 Monday 24
See (.lasslt'al
Speed the How
See (‘lasstcal
('lierry ()rchard
mesday 25 Wednesday 26 '
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Into the \t‘“
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Brunton Church Hill Corn Exchange Festival Theatre King’s Netherbow Playhouse Royal Lyceum Theatre W’shop haverse 1 haverse 2
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Mora}: Alemnder
[p [p and Away
llcayen ('an Wail
See Kids
Brave New World
[p (p and Away
Heaven (‘an “an 51.1“ Kids
The Start
Sec Kids
The Stair
See Ja/l
[p ['p and Away
lleayen ('an Wait
The Stair The Start
Sec Rock «k l’op
liraye New World
“Time .ttc we Now
Big ('ountiy
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[Time New World
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liiiiiiirigltuii Royal lialkt
The Start llic Stair
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