Baby Mash-Up, What On Earth Are You Doing?
Baby Mash-up knows something is wrong and is questioning how we can make sense of ourselves in a time when our private myths and stories no longer feel true.
About Baby Mash-Up, What On Earth Are You Doing?
| 14th May 2026 to 16th May 2026 | |
| 7.30pm | |
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Tron Theatre 63 Trongate, Glasgow City Centre G1 5HB |
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| £19, £23, or £26 | |
| Visit the event website here |
Recommended Age 14+ | Contains strong language, adult themes and suicide.
Something’s wrong. Baby Mash-up knows there’s something adrift, but she can’t pin it down. The seams of time and space are splitting and she wants to figure out what’s going on and – most importantly – how she ended up here. This is both Troubles-era Ireland and also really, really not; this is a field, a laundrette, an ocean, a bingo hall and a night sky. This is a question about how we make sense of ourselves in a time when our private myths and stories no longer feel true, and how the ordinary can fuse with the extraordinary to reveal a new reality. And yes. There’ll be tap dancing. Naturally.
Written by Sally Hobson
Directed by Nicholas Bone
Supported by Creative Scotland and developed at Macrobert Arts Centre
Image design: Greenlight Creative
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