“The brain builds a narrative to steady us from moment to moment, but it is absolutely an illusion. There is no me, there is no you, and there is certainly no self.”
Continue reading IncognitoTickets £15 Full Price | £10 Children (£3 discount for EGTG Members)
It’s the week before Christmas in the Village In The Middle Of Nowhere. The grand Christmas Ball is looming, thrown by the Man Who Might Be The Devil.
Continue reading babaTickets £15 / £12 EGTG Members (plus booking fee)
Why did Martin Caplan die?
A charismatic young man kills himself. A year later a chance after-dinner remark reminds family and friends of their loss. As the evening progresses, secrets come to light that threaten the close-knit group’s marriages, friendships and business partnership. A tense psychological drama by the author of An Inspector Calls.
Continue reading Dangerous CornerMike and his van work odd hours for irregular contracts; Joyce has given up her profession for a home. Enter Wilson, a cocky young man seeking help in exacting a violent and idiosyncratic revenge. Joe Orton was known for his scandalous black comedies and in this, one of his earliest plays, the themes of sex, violence and death are shown playing themselves out in the everyday lives of Mike and Joyce and in Wilson, whose love for and loss of the man he calls his brother provides the catalyst for the disruption that unfolds.
Continue reading The Ruffian on the StairIlluminating the astonishing true story of Dr James Barry, A Singular Deception will premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a run at The Royal Scots Club Monday 5 – Saturday 10 August 2024. Compelling new writing by Hilary Spiers about a shamefully forgotten nonpareil.
Continue reading A Singular Deception by Hilary Spiers
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