Taking to the Royal Conservatoire's main stage, the New Athenaeum Theatre, these third-year BA actors were given a treat to get their creative teeth stuck into: Liz Lochhead's adaptation of Moliere's Tartuffe.
Superbly directed by Tony Cownie, it is the perfect showcase for their talents.
At first a little ear-tuning was required to fully appreciate the broad Scots and rhyming couplets, especially from a winning Diana Duarte as housemaid Dorine, who was going at an impressive speed from the outset. The domestic rural scene was beautifully set, with suitably complementary costume design, also by Sophie Martin.
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