Original Productions
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"Moira's Bus"
14th - 16th June
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It’s the start of a new school year for The Girls on Moira’s Bus, and they are ready to cause it! But when exasperated bus conductor Moira is at risk of losing her job, they must rally together to save both her and the bus - the only place where they can truly be themselves.
"Moira's Bus" will be performed at the Glasgow Acting Academy, 63 Bath Street, G2 2DH. Book your ticket using the link below. We can't wait to have you aboard!
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DIRECTOR - Bronagh Docherty
WRITER - Emma Arbon,
CAST - Emma Arbon, Georgie Brewis, Fallon Docherty, Eilidh McIntosh, Alex Payton, Taya Sian, Milly Sweeney
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"The Caravel"
April 2023 - August 2023
The year is 1990. The tunes are banging, the drinks are cheap. Join us at The Caravel pub, where at one table sits a group of teenage girls, entering adulthood, dealing with the changes within themselves and their friends. Meanwhile, Glasgow's biggest gangsters are plotting and planning only a table away...
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"The Caravel" sold out audiences both in Glasgow and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It received 5 Stars from The Derek Awards, The Student Newspaper, and was featured in articles from Glasgow World and City of Glasgow's "Woman in Media" column.
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Director - Bronagh Docherty
Assistant Director - Amy Brennan-Clark
Movement Director - Sam Baird
Writer - Milly Sweeney
Dramaturgical Support - Emma Arbon
"CAMH DOWN"
June 2022 - January 2023
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Alex is waiting.
Sinead is planning.
Logan is treading.
Danny is learning.
Nick is searching
Ellie is healing
Inspired by true stories, "CAMH DOWN" tells the story of six young people navigating the UK's mental health system.
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Cuttin' Aboot's debut show, "CAMH DOWN" was first performed in the Glasgow Acting Academy to a sold-out audience. It was then picked up by Golden Friendships, a charity based in Dalmuir, in which over a hundred free tickets were given out to the public, followed by a night of karaoke and raffles.
Directors - Emma Arbon, Bronagh Docherty
Writers - Emma Arbon, Fallon Docherty, Milly Sweeney
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