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Review: Scenes for Survival – Three Billion Swipes, National Theatre of Scotland
The transient nature of Three Billion Swipes really helps to it reflect some of its key themes. Coming in at only eight minutes, we barely have the time to ...
Scenes for Survival
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Review: Scenes for Survival, Future Perfect (Tense), National Theatre of Scotland
Future Perfect (Tense) feels like a natural theatrical result of the pandemic. Director Eve Nicol highlights this timeliness, saying "What I...
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Review: Scenes For Survival, Tiger is Out, National Theatre of Scotland
Short and sweet, Tiger Is Out is an extract from Oliver Emanuel’s forthcoming play I Am Tiger which shows much promise. Filmed in isolation, the five minut...
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Review: Soup Song, Scenes for Survival, National Theatre of Scotland
Actor Annie Louise Ross sits at her kitchen table in a cosy kitchen with photos, mementos and cooking paraphernalia across the walls and counters. The familiar...
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Review: Scenes for Survival – Aleister Crowley Summons the Devil, National Theatre of Scotland
In Sonnet 58, Shakespeare made thoughts on ‘waiting’ apparent: “I am to wait, though waiting so be hell”; having to wait around can be utterly torturous. ...
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Review: Scenes for Survival: Courier Culture, National Theatre of Scotland
Courier Culture follows a new delivery driver’s route through the streets of Glasgow in lockdown, as he struggles to reach his destination, keep his star ratin...