presented by TRON THEATRE COMPANY

Twas the night after Christmas
All the presents unwrapped
Santa and Rudolph away for a nap
We know they’ll be hungry when they wake from their sleep
Why don’t we make them a nice tasty treat?
Two elves do the cooking
A feast to prepare
Grab a knife and a fork
And we’ll see you there ……

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presented by TRON STUDIO

directed by Lawrence Crawford

Write Tron, our adult community writing group has been working on script creation since July 2010; involving one-to-one meetings with tutor Stephen Barnes and page to stage workshops with Tron Studio, the adult community drama group. The result is a body of new work exploring themes that include relationships, communities, control, betrayal and the supernatural…

Tron Studio, alongside director Lawrence Crawford present this opportunity for a first look at the stage work.

Order of shows :

Thunder Chicken.
Unlicensed Leprechaun.
Being Simone.
The Arguement.
Losing Grip.

Details below from the Tron Theatre’s website….

presented by GLASGOW ACTORS

‘As a caustic parody of Scotland’s Parliament, it scores double points’. THE HERALD

Please visit SYT for more details regarding the show.

SCOTTISH PREMIERE
Tron Theatre Company presents
STAIRCASE
by Charles Dyer

Archly funny, yet also poignantly sad, Staircase, last staged in London forty-five years ago, is the blackest of comedies shot through with the wretchedness of lives blighted by social stigma.

Given when this was set i figured B&W images worked brilliantly for these shots.

Details below are taken from the Tron Theatre’s website

FOR AGES 3 – 6
Following the huge success of sell out of 2009’s Santa’s Little Helpers, the Changing House once again welcomes children between the ages of 3 and 6 and their carers for more seasonal storytelling. Join us in the crisp winter cold catching snowflakes, making snow angels and having fun. But what happens when grumpy Jack Frost stops the snowflakes falling? Wrap up warm and join us for what is sure to be A Very Cosy Christmas!

The Cast :
Angela Darcy
Carmen Pieraccini

Taken from the Tron Theatre’s website…
1932. Two friends, Max in San Francisco and Martin in Munich, correspond affectionately through a series of letters. Jokey and intimate their longstanding friendship is suddenly thrown into crisis by the Nazis’ gradual rise to power. For Max is a Jew, and Martin’s blind enthusiasm for his new masters leads first to tragedy and then to a calculated act of revenge.

Originally published as a short story in 1938, Address Unknown is a gripping tale which became a literary sensation and was subsequently banned in Germany. This adaptation captures the voices and the personal struggles of those caught up in the rise of Fascism. It is also a riveting piece of theatre, building to a terrible sting in the tail.

Gotta say that i really enjoyed this show, the acting was excellent and the music and set was just as good.
Not that im some sort of theatre critic but i did enjoy it.

” Presented by the Tron Theatre Company

In 2007, the US journalist George Packer published an article in The New Yorker about Iraqi interpreters who jeopardized their lives on behalf of the Americans in Iraq, with little or no U.S. protection or security. The article drew national attention to the humanitarian crisis and moral scandal.
Betrayed, based on Packer’s interviews in Baghdad, tells the story of three young Iraqis – two men and one woman – motivated to risk everything by America’s promise of freedom.
Betrayed is a thriller which explores the complex relationships among the Iraqis themselves, and with their American supervisor, struggling to find purpose while a country collapses around them.”