Arches Live is with us again, and for the next ten days the whole of the Glasgow venue – from playroom to first aid room to Midland Street outside – will witness more than a score of sharp new works, many of them by young artists emerging on to the theatre and performance scene.
Arches Live is with us again, and for the next ten days the whole of the Glasgow venue – from playroom to first aid room to Midland Street outside – will witness more than a score of sharp new works, many of them by young artists emerging on to the theatre and performance scene.
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When the Arches artistic director Jackie Wylie describes them as "the artists who will shape the future of Scottish theatre" it is no overblown claim. Previous participants are already making their mark. Rob Drummond, whose Bullet Catch was awarded a Bank of Scotland Herald Angel at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, is to re-stage the show for the National Theatre in London.
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