| 16th May 2026 | |
| 2.45pm | |
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Tron Theatre 63 Trongate, Glasgow City Centre G1 5HB |
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| £10 | |
| Visit the event website here |
Using Baby Mash-up, what on Earth are you doing? as a starting point for discussion, stillpoint offers an opportunity to hear readings of work not often presented and to openly discuss innovation in new writing.
Led by a presentation of Soz Redland’s ground-breaking David and the Hedgehog, we’ll be diving into the questions, concerns, and dreams that drive the writers ‘breaking the rules’. In this play, David saves a hedgehog from certain death. They swap places, and something is fundamentally altered in the order of the universe. This is a poignant and gloriously funny play about settling in our own strangeness and learning how to not feel prickly in our own skin – one not to be missed.
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