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Wednesday Jul 30, 2014
Wednesday Jul 30, 2014
Podcasts, money, gaffa-tape, hippies, Brando and UK Subs...Acting Strange Theatre Company, Tales of the Gareloch
Wednesday Jul 30, 2014
Wednesday Jul 30, 2014
Friends of WMD, Louis 13th, Silver Linings and head banging.Episode 3 of a black comedy drama set in post independence Scotland, by the radioactive Gareloch...Acting Strange Theatre Company, Tales of the Gareloch
Wednesday Jul 30, 2014
Wednesday Jul 30, 2014
Nukes, baked beans and UHT milk...Episode 1 of a black comedy drama set in post independence Scotland, by the radioactive Gareloch...Tales of the Gareloch - Black comedy by Acting Strange Theatre Co...
Thursday Dec 13, 2012
Thursday Dec 13, 2012
Is a life defined by football colours? The Erskine Bridge is the starting point for this drama about two people who fall in love despite the difficulties inner city life throw at them.
Starring Andi Rossetter and Beth Frieden.
Edited by Neil Anderson.
Written by Neil Scott.
Wednesday Dec 05, 2012
Wednesday Dec 05, 2012
Grainne's Soldier - by Neil Scott
Grainne - Anthea Irwin
Edited by Neil Anderson
Tuesday Aug 28, 2012
Tuesday Aug 28, 2012
The Rise and fall of a lefty icon...
Starring Neil Anderson
An original Acting Strange Theatre Co play by Neil Scott
Sunday Oct 09, 2011
Sunday Oct 09, 2011
Part 1!
Feturing Pat Kane, Thee Faction, Primal Scream, Simone Welsh, The Mighty Wah!, Funboy Three and Michael Franti.
Sunday Oct 09, 2011
Sunday Oct 09, 2011
Part 2!
Feturing Pat Kane, Thee Faction, Primal Scream, Simone Welsh, The Mighty Wah!, Funboy Three and Michael Franti.
Sunday Oct 02, 2011
Sunday Oct 02, 2011
Shop Stewards who were part of the UCS Work-In in the shipyards of Glasgow and Clydebank organised a concert to mark the 40th anniversary of the famous industrial dispute, in the Mitchell Theatre, Glasgow. The Gala Concert on Sat 1 October in the Mitchell Theatre featured Tony Benn as Guest of Honour.
He was the Labour Minister who created the UCS consortium in 1968 and a prominent supporter of the Work-In when in opposition.
This is the speech he delivered that night.
Sunday Oct 02, 2011
Sunday Oct 02, 2011
This is the famous "rat-race" speech that Jimmy Reid gave at his installation as Rector of Glasgow University. This recording was made on October 1st in the Mitchell Theatre in Glasgow, when people came together to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Upper Clyde Shipyard work-in, led by Reid and others. It was read by the wonderful Glasgow based actor, Elaine C Smith.
The New York Times printed the speech in full and described it as "the greatest speech since President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address".
A PDF of the speech can be found HERE
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