Birds of Paradise Theatre Company

Scotland's touring theatre company promoting disabled artists and supporting the arts sector

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by Davey Anderson

Directed by Morven Gregor
Designed by Hazel Blue
Lighting Designer: Paul Sorley
Choreographer: Lindsay John
Cast: Jo Freer, Keith MacPherson, Scott Fletcher and Nicola Miles-Wildin

It’s a school night… your mum’s at work and your dad’s away. Your sister is supposed to be looking after you. Instead she’s wearing bright red lipstick and a tartan miniskirt. And you? You’re tucked up in bed, with a tape cassette under the pillow, dreaming of jellyfish… or are you?

The shows are in town. Scream if you want to go faster!

Birds of Paradise returns with a bittersweet comedy thriller about running away from an unholy mess and plunging into utter chaos!

Clutter Keeps Company is written by the acclaimed playwright, Davey Anderson, whose credits include NTS’s Black Watch, Architecting, Rupture and Be Near Me. As well as performances in Scotland, Clutter Keeps Company will also tour to Italy and Hungary.

All performances are surtitled and audio description is embedded within the text. There is a British Sign Language performance at Tramway on Thursday 18 February.

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Tramway, Glasgow: 16 – 20 February

Mull Theatre, Tobermory: 23 February

Taynuilt Village Hall: 24 February

An Lanntair, Stornoway: 26 February

New Deer Public Hall, Turriff: 2 March

Dornie Hall, Dornie: 4 March

Hopeman Memorial Hall: 6 March

Tullynessie & Forbes Hall, Alford: 16 March

Platform, Easterhouse: 13 May

Cumbernauld Theatre: 14 May

Byre Theatre, St Andrews: 15 May

Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock: 20 May

Woodend Barn, Banchory: 21 May

Klebelsberg Kultúrkúria, Budapest: 31 May – 1 June
Part of the DIFFERENZART International Festival

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