Birds of Paradise Theatre Company

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

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Robert Softley Gale

Director

Robert has been a leading figure in the Scottish and UK arts scenes for over twenty years. His award-winning writing debut and solo performance – ‘If These Spasms Could Speak’ – was a hit of the 2013 Edinburgh fringe and has subsequently toured internationally to countries including Brazil and India. He wrote and directed ‘My Left / Right Foot – The Musical’, which won a Fringe First and toured to Japan and ‘Purposeless Movements’, which he co-created with Rachel Drazek, was a sell-out hit of the 2019 Edinburgh International Festival. Robert sits on the Board of the National Theatre of Scotland.

Robert joined Birds of Paradise as Artistic Director in November 2012.

Robert is smiling at the camera. He is a white man with short dark hair. He's wearing a blue t-shirt and has a brick background behind him.
Don’t. Make. Tea.
2022 & 2024
Director, Artistic Director
Super Special Disability Roadshow
2022
Writer & Director, Performer, Artistic Director
One of Two
August 2022
Director
Come To Bed With Me
October 2020
Writer & Performer
Purposeless Movements
2016 & 2019
Writer & Director, Writer & Director
BOP Writers Showcase 2023
Director

Articles featuring Robert Softley Gale

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Blog

BOP is turning 25 this year – to celebrate we have been in conversation with some of the key figures who have helped to make the company what it is.

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