'48 Thoughts Per Minute'  is The Paper Birds' latest devised verbatim production, co-written with comedian Jessica Fostekew. It’s an inventive, laugh-out-loud celebration of the many ways we think and experience the world inside our heads.

A reimagining of the story of Cain and Abel. Kabel uses a vivid blend of hip hop, contemporary and African dance styles, seamlessly combined with text, to explore the primal emotions behind sibling rivalry and history's first murder.

A hopeful story about two very different characters displaced from their respective worlds by climate change. A story of our time, visual, accessible and with delightful puppetry and original music.

The Mountains Are Calling Tour brings Loch Lomond singer-songwriter Liv Dawn to audiences across rural Scotland for a heartfelt evening of stories and songs.

A retro journey through sound

Indo-Scottish tales from above and below the waves.

Turning 30, Maggie takes a train from Glasgow to Aberdeen to catch a ferry to Norway. Trying to avoid any contact with her fellow passengers, they reawaken a need within her for human connection. Live-looped, one-woman gig-musical dramedy.

Revel, is a 60+ coming of age story. Taking place in the theatre dressing room of every show Kally and Steinvör have ever been in, past, present and future, this dance theatre show combines physical theatre and dance, dialogue and music.

Inspired by the wonder of the natural world, ‘The Music of Trees’ weaves together tales of our woodland folklore & creativity with a suite of original music featuring Geoff’s signature blend of classical, jazz, Celtic & Spanish influences.

This two-hander play takes us through the history of the last 100 years in a shop in a Lancashire town. This funny, poignant and heart-warming story will resonate with all ages and will make you think about what the next 100 years will hold

Everyone has a story inside them. Snow Along the Line is a multimedia song cycle about a woman born in 1928 and the near 100 years of history. War, poverty, family, love, identity and loss are all themes common to many

They cancelled Hamlet, He showed up anyway. A darkly comic exploration of love, revenge and the stories we can't seem to escape told through Lost Dog's signature blend of words, movement and music.

'an Accident / a Life' is a rich visual theatre experience that unravels key moments in our lives, exploring difficult things using humour, storytelling, film, music, dance and a car by Marc Brew and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.

A fresh and funny take on modern masculinity. Four twenty-somethings confront their reluctance to grow up over the course of one drunken night in their old school. Created by writer Rhys Warrington with directors Anthony and Kel Matsena.

Fiery fiddle, driving guitar and foot-stomping rhythm. Controlled Burn is Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell’s powerful new live show - uplifting, engaging and built for the stage.

Scottish Dance Theatre presents a captivating double bill by internationally acclaimed choreographers Edouard Hue and Emilie Leriche. These contrasting works explore connection, individuality and how we move through the world together.

The Bush by Alice Mary Cooper. A celebration of community action that will entertain and empower.

A witty, moving new play retracing Boswell & Johnson’s legendary 1773 journey through Scotland. History, humour, and heart collide as four actors bring their tour of the Hebrides to life for today’s audiences.

A multi award-winning, bold, and moving dance-theatre experience exploring the vibrant escapism of queer nightlife during the 1980s and early ’90s AIDS crisis.

Life in primary school when you are given labels and the impact it has on you not just in childhood but for the rest of your life.

Have you seen the Heebie Jeebies? This visual performance, created for children under 6 and families, combines multilingual storytelling (Gaidhlig, French, English) puppetry and live music to inspire a deeper connection to nature.

Taking inspiration from the joy of community and ceilidh culture, drawing from traditional music, ceilidh dancing and aerial theatre, The Flying Ceilidh is an intimate performance, a celebration, a spectacle and a community event in one.

An atmospheric and playful tiny world adventure for older children and adults, telling the story of Nosferatu as interpreted in the classic 1920s silent film

Flabbergast Theatre brings their signature approach to Samuel Beckett's show ENDGAME, clowning and physical theatre combine with performers at the top of their game and supreme vocal performances for a truly funny and accessible tragedy.