Productions - Theatre Gu Leòr

TAIGH TŶ TEACH

‘Taigh’ in Gaelic, ‘Tŷ’ in Welsh and ‘Teach’ in Irish. The same meaning in three languages: ‘House’. The centre of our world, it’s a place for family, for gathering, for music. A place for mourning and for celebration.
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Stornoway Quebec

Quebec, 1888. A snowstorm traps five people in a remote saloon. One of them is a bounty hunter, another, the most wanted man in Canada.
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Cora – Gaisgeach nan Gràineag

Cora is back in the island, at Granny-ferries house, her favourite place in the world. Poor hedgehog needs some help but what can Cora do for her?
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Rudeigin ri Ràdh

After they took part in a development program for radio drama writing, the opportunity was given to four writers among twelve to strengthen their scripts and record their work in collaboration with BBC Radio nan Gaidheal.
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MAIM

“When the water comes suddenly, what do we lose?”
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Caiptean Cora

Cora is back in the city and missing her pal Calum.
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Bana-Ghaisgich

1918. Hogmanay. Hundreds of servicemen are returning home from the South of England to the North-West of Scotland, the Isle of Lewis. The ‘Sheila’ mail-boat cannot cope with all the men arriving in Kyle of Lochalsh so HMY Iolaire is deployed to help 284 men make their final journey home.
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Scotties

A telegram from Ireland in 1937 inspires the untold story of ten young lads from Achill lost in a Scottish bothy fire. The effects reach across the sea, waking the soul of a young Glasgow boy today struggling to find his voice.
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Cèilidh

Cèilidh was a new play commissioned by Theatre Gu Leòr, written by Mairi Sine Campbell and Catriona Lexy Campbell working alongside award-winning Irish playwright and dramaturg Lynda Radley.
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Shrapnel

Shrapnel is the adaptation of the seminal Gaelic novel of the same title by renowned novelist, Tormod Caimbeul. It follows the journey of an enigmatic narrator as he tries to evade capture for a crime he didn’t commit.
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