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Tron Theatre, Glasgow, UK >>>

2005

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Notes: Original Playwright - Renato Gabrielli

Synopsis: takes an everyday scenario - a British woman and an Italian man signing up seperately to a dating agency and being told they are remarkably compatible- and pushes it into areas of heightened naturalism, if not surrealism. - Fisher, Guardian

Glasgow, SECC / touring

2007

National Theatre of Scotland, Suspect Culture and the Brighton Festival

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Notes: script devised David Greig and Dan Rebellato

Synopsis: lt is the 14th UN Conference of the Future, and the subject is climate change. The delegates have gathered at their Perspex desks to hammer out a Kyoto-style agreement. but they seem more interested in national rivalries, free-market enterprise and post-conference sex than saving the planet. Only the poor woman from a sinking Pacific island 465 miles south of Fiji has any sense of urgency, and she is as powerless as the rioting mob on the streets outside the meeting room. What turns a white-collar satire into extraordinary' theatre is the repeated segues into flamboyant cabaret in Graham Eatough's production for Suspect Culture and the National Theatre of Scotland. When the delegates aren't pontificating behind laptops. they are stepping out into tangos, torch songs or gymnastic routines. When they can't settle on a joint manifesto, they break into a rousing sing-along worthy of Chitty Chilly Bang Bang. The procrastination continues while Rome burns, the company presenting a heightened vision of a species running headless into the unknown. uncertain whether to celebrate humanity's gift for artistry and spectacle, or to put an end to mankind for fear of a frightening future. The apocalyptic conclusion shows our egotistical, vainglorious and confused actions for the pathetic gestures they are, though the play's political ambivalence adds more to our eco--confusion than it clarifies.
- Mark Fisher, Guardian

Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, UK >>>

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Synopsis: Turning up the volume on one man and one woman's relationship as a band moves into their lives. Live music and video installations fuse with theatre to create a hybrid between a play and a gig.

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