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A frightened, starving boy and his only friend, a crow, encounter a man on the edge of society trying to forget his past. Their meeting begins a surreal journey where magical realism meets real-life media broadcast on life in present day UK.
Nests is a contemporary tale for Scotland’s Year of Young People that questions how our society treats the young and vulnerable.
McKay has a lovely warmth whilst retaining plenty of complex character flaws and Moore manages to be expressive with Justin’s youthful inability to articulate himself.
We begin to feel that we have been watching a true tragedy for our times, brief, unpretentious, but brilliantly conceived and beautifully made.
Frozen Charlotte's hard-hitting but engaging new show for teenagers and adults shines a light on childhood poverty.
Beautifully acted, imaginatively political and emotionally compelling, this little two-hander is a resonating piece of theatre.
Xana Marwick offers a hard-hitting tale of two lost souls who have been failed by the care system.
Nests: Xana Marwick and Heather Fulton's new play deconstructs assumptions about poverty and class.
Xana Marwick--Nests
On Tour, from Friday September 7, 2018, until Saturday September 29, 2018.
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