Plays

Love the One You Hurt

A bedtime story for adults.

One-act romantic comedy. Two actors meet to rehearse an S&M sex scene, but find themselves unable to hide behind the roleplay.

First performed at Wee Theatres Glasgow in February 2015 featuring Brigid Shine and Mark Barrett, produced by Wonder Fools (Robbie Gordon and Jack Nurse) and directed by Robbie Gordon. Photography by Kieran Harris.

Eve (A Christmas Play)

An alternative Yuletide comedy.

One-act seasonal comedy. Eve’s loneliest Christmas takes a bizarre turn when her bar is visited by a department store Santa and an actor playing Jesus.

First performed at Wee Theatres Glasgow in December 2014 featuring Jennifer Hartland, Eddy MacKenzie and Joseph A. McKenna, produced by Neil Mullarkey, and directed by Ailsa Lonsdale. Photography by Marilena Vlachopoulou.

Revived at The Old Hairdressers in December 2016 featuring Jennifer Hartland, Eddy MacKenzie and Joseph A. McKenna, produced and directed by Andy Gunn. Photography by Veles Photography.

Belgrade Terminal

Three spies tell lies. One spy must die.

One-act comic thriller. As their train approaches Belgrade, a rookie intelligence analyst questions a suspected double agent and finds herself doubting her loyalties.

First performed at Wee Theatres Glasgow in November 2014 featuring Maxine Latinis, John Wilde and Eddy MacKenzie, produced and directed by Andy Gunn. Photography by Kieran Harris.

Don’t Wake the Baby

Sssh! A comedy about starting a new life.

One-act comedy. In an airport departure lounge, a couple take turns watching over their sleeping newborn and tell him the truths they can’t share with each other.

First performed at Wee Theatres Glasgow in September 2014 featuring Effie Scott and Eddy MacKenzie, produced and directed by Andy Gunn. Photography by Kieran Harris.

Revived at Wee Theatres Glasgow in November 2019 featuring Mary Rebillard and Eddy MacKenzie, produced by Gemma Lucha and directed by Andy Gunn.

Corner Table

A comedy about lust, seduction and lies.

One-act romantic comedy. A meet-cute in a bar quickly escalates into a battle of the sexes, but the stakes are higher than they first appear.

First performed at Wee Theatres Glasgow in July 2014 featuring Nicolette McKeown and David Magowan, produced and directed by David Magowan. Photography by Kieran Harris.

Revived at Wee Theatres Glasgow in February 2015 featuring Marta Da Silva and Dan Klarer, produced by Anaïs Pascual Lara and directed by Gavin Todd. Photography by Kieran Harris.