A powerful theatre production uncovering the untold stories of women persecuted during the Scottish Witch Trials, set in 17th-century Torryburn.
A visceral National Theatre of Scotland production of David Harrower's adaptation of Muriel Spark's novel, directed by Vicky Featherstone and led by Gayle Rankin.
Interactive courtroom drama where the audience acts as the jury, deciding guilty or not guilty based on witness testimonies and evidence.
Sophie Treadwell's 1928 play Machinal, directed by Becky Hope-Palmer, explores a woman's struggle to be heard amidst the noise of capitalist society.
Anthony Almeida's new production of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, exploring love and hate in a contemporary lens.
A darkly funny, disorientating piece of physical theatre exploring the struggle of leaving the house on time, featuring performers and their uncanny video doubles.
A night of six short scratch performances from Scotland's most exciting artists across theatre, music, performance art and poetry, plus the company's signature mystery special guest.
A comedy play set in a 1950s Glasgow washhouse on Hogmanay, featuring Tony Roper's Glaswegian patter and songs by David Anderson.
Chris Packham shares stories from his lifetime of curiosity and passion for nature, with specimens from his own collection.
A contemporary, queer and hopeful celebration of identity and courage, presented by BA Acting students at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
A semi-autobiographical comedy exploring teenage romance, identity and dyslexia, blending dark humour with graphic descriptions.
Family pantomime of The Wizard of Oz by Drumchapel Amateur Panto Club, with audience participation, costumes and well-known songs.
A theatre exploration of Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale The Ugly Duckling, told through the ancient art of hand shadows, with a follow-up workshop for children.
Festive stage adaptation of Frank Capra's film, directed by Morag Fullarton and starring Chris Forbes as George Bailey.
An evening with five of Celtic FC's most celebrated former players sharing stories, laughter and memories from the dressing room.
Award-winning play about a homeless alcoholic on the streets of Dublin, starring Fíonna Hewitt-Twamley.
A live theatre experience guided by former MI6 officer Matthew Dunn, taking audiences inside the world of Britain's foreign intelligence service.
Finn den Hertog's 40th-anniversary revival of Liz Lochhead's Scottish classic on the rivalry between Mary and Elizabeth I.
A drama in words and music exploring the legend and legacy of Brother Walfrid, the founding father of Celtic FC.
A hard-hitting, unfrilled and non-triumphalist account of Martin Hurson, a young man from Tyrone who died on hunger-strike in Long Kesh, written by Gerry Cunningham.
A critically acclaimed true story of Jacob Dunne, directed by Adam Penford, exploring the devastating impact of one-punch violence.
A new production of Arthur Miller's timeless masterpiece, directed by Dominic Hill, exploring the tragic consequences of the American Dream.
Olivier Award-winning comedy adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, in which men, money and microphones are fought over.
Simon Beaufoy's play about a group of unemployed men who form a male striptease act to pay the bills, presented on a national tour.
Kinetic theatre show featuring early and exquisite work by Eduard Bersudsky, with sound and lighting, exploring the mechanical choreography of the human spirit.
A new autumn season of musicals, comedies and dramas at Oran Mor, where every ticket includes a pie and a pint.
