Enquirer - National Theatre of Scotland
26th April: Last night we attended the first preview performance of the National Theatre of Scotland's production Enquirer.
Gabriel Quigley, John Bett, Billy Boyd, Maureen Beattie, James Anthony Pearson and Billy Riddoch Photo: Drew Farrell |
Based on interviews with leading figures in the
newspaper industry in the UK, Enquirer is a
theatrical investigation into the current crisis in newspaper journalism in the
UK and a collaboration between National Theatre of Scotland directors, John
Tiffany and Vicky Featherstone, Andrew O’Hagan, novelist, playwright,
journalist and contributing editor on the London Review of Books and three
leading UK journalists, Paul Flynn, Deborah Orr and Ruth Wishart.
As we attended a preview performance we won't be reviewing it today but the production is compelling, funny, poignant and an absolute must see for anyone who has been watching the unfolding events of the News of The World's demise and the Leveson Enquiry. The set creatively utilises the space of an empty floor of an office and the stunning sunset last night provided an atmospheric backdrop to the conclusion of the piece.
With the tickets for many performances already sold out, book now while you can!
PERFORMANCES
Dates and Times: 26 April to 12 May 2012 at 8pm. Performances run
Tuesdays to Sundays
Venue: The Hub at Pacific Quay,
Digital Media Quarter, 70 Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1EA
Ticket Prices: £10 (previews on 26 and 27 April), £15 full price, £12
concessions/£5 concs unwaged
Access and audience info: the
venue is fully wheelchair accessible. The production is promenade, but provision
will be made for those with mobility issues.
Travel info: To pay for
parking available.
Location info: http://www.thehub-pacificquay.com/
Further information: www.nationaltheatrescotland.com