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Ma, Pa and the Little Mouths at National Theatre of Scotland
Dates: 5/3/2018 - 5/12/2018
📍 Theatre: National Theatre of Scotland
Rockvilla, 125 Craighall Road
Glasgow G4 9TL,
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A snake will always find a way in. And he has. We’ve been sleeping so long that he’s had a feast… And this snake has been devouring them all whilst you and I are asleep in the next room. We’ve been standing on their tiny bones the entire time.
With unseen ‘little mouths’ and the belching fumes of the local refinery as a backdrop, we find ourselves in the beguiling world of Ma and Pa who spend their time exchanging extraordinary and fantastic stories …until suddenly there is a knock at the door….
A Tron production in association with National Theatre of Scotland
A collaboration with The Traverse Theatre and Tron Theatre. A three way partnership conceived to create more opportunities to put new plays centre stage.
With unseen ‘little mouths’ and the belching fumes of the local refinery as a backdrop, we find ourselves in the beguiling world of Ma and Pa who spend their time exchanging extraordinary and fantastic stories …until suddenly there is a knock at the door….
A Tron production in association with National Theatre of Scotland
A collaboration with The Traverse Theatre and Tron Theatre. A three way partnership conceived to create more opportunities to put new plays centre stage.
News About Ma, Pa and the Little Mouths at National Theatre of Scotland
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