Crystal Galbraith, the playwright of Pride's

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"Pride's A Riot" is a story set in

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Check out the full interview with Alyssa Osieki the playwright of 'Essentail Work Only' From Stories from the Grey Hill podcast

Join us as we speak to Benjamin Harris, playwright of Wolfe of Bannoch, the audio play, as we learn what encouraged him to write the play, the history based on the characters and more!

About the play:

Join Alexander Stuart, the roguish Wolfe of Badenoch, on his reckless pursuit of power in medieval Scotland. Despite being the illegitimate son of the king., Alexander is determined to regain his lost titles and lands after being exiled from the realm.

One day, a mysterious stranger visits Alexander's stronghold with a proposition to help him reclaim his former glory. Alexander takes this opportunity to recount his scandalous life story, starting from his early days of rebellion against the king alongside his father. Despite earning the permanent scorn of the crown prince, Alexander's father eventually claims the throne and rewards him with riches and responsibilities far beyond his station.

This audio performance details Alexander’s complicated relationships with his mistress Mary, the mother of his children, and his devious political dealings that won him the hand of the Countess of Ross and nearly half a kingdom. But eventually, his unquenchable ambition and lack of restraint catch up with him, and he loses everything.

The question remains: Will the stranger’s proposition be Alexander’s salvation or his undoing? Follow this gripping and gritty historical drama as Alexander dances with destiny to seize power in 14th-century Scotland.

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Is a podcast supporting and showcasing new Audio Theatre writing. Showcasing 12 playwrights and 14 actors, season 1 will last for one year! By subscribing, you support The Grey Hill in producing more new writing here in Scotland.

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Sarah Hauck is the first playwright to be featured in our new podcast 'Stories from the Grey Hill' a 12-month podcast featuring new writing from Playwrights. Star Crossed tells the story of two students and the school performance of Romeo and Juliet. Find out more by going to our website Thegreyhill.com/stories your support enables us to create more of this work for season 2. Next week, we feature episode 1 of Phill Baarda's Bone Cave Man.

In Episode 3 of Insights the podcast, I featured Kae Sakurai, a step dancer, teacher, and bookkeeper, based in Glasgow for 18 years but originally from Japan. I talked to Kae about her latest project called ⁠Bloom⁠ and her latest crowdfunding for the project!

Welcome back to Insights: The Podcast. In this episode, we'll provide an introduction to the show and share the latest updates on what we've been up to. Additionally, we'll give you information on how you can participate in season 3 of Insights: The Podcast.

With the launch of Gordon Macleod's Where did all the flowers come from, listen to this exclusive cast interview with:

Hazel Beattie, Kevin Findlay, Kirsty McDuff, Natalie Moore Williams and Scarlett Maltman.

 About the Audio Theatre Production:

Based on the island of Arran. Sister Rhona, Vicky and Mary meet to mark the occasion of their mother's burial, a year to the day following her funeral.  Puzzled by the many flowers left on their mother's grave, they start to probe the reasons for this and who is responsible. Hatching a plan to catch the donor, the answer leads to some unexpected revelations that their mother did want to share with her daughters.

Available as a Kindle Book,  Paperback and Audiobook from £3.23 available Via Amazon https://amzn.to/3zZpghL and via Apple Books: https://apple.co/3TlmHgW

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Audio Description is available via Youtube:  https://youtu.be/W4pAoQi9lw4

In this episode, we chat to Maggie Telfer from Largs Players who talks to us about their latest upcoming production in Largs -Sunshine on Leith.

This is one you don’t need to drag yourself off the couch for - listen in as Grant F Kidd tells Barry about his upcoming show at the fabulous Britannia Panopticon.

@DragSteamie ( Insta - Fb - Twitter )Tickets for Gala on 20th Sept:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/348120577017

Tickets for all other performances:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/345569907897

Britannia Panopticon website :www.britanniapanopticon.org