Search results for "Traverse Theatre Company"

• May 14, 2018

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• London
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• Theatre News

The company are on the lookout for new voices in political theatre

• March 14, 2016

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• London
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• Interviews

Director Michael Boyd on his new project, meditation and why he’d never make an actor

• March 16, 2016

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• London
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• Theatre News

The Suffolk-based festival features four world premieres

• August 4, 2014

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• Reviews

Belgian company SKaGeN explore the history of conflict in this disappointing follow-up to ”BigMouth”

• February 12, 2009

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• London's West End | Off-West End
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• Interviews

Edinburgh-born playwright David Greig has had a prolific and varied career. Amongst his burgeoning body of work, he’s written several plays for the Traverse Theatre, Scotland’s largest new writing theatre, including Midsummer, The Speculator, Danny 306+Me Forever, The Architect, and Europe. His other work includes Pyrenees, written for Paines Plough, and The Cosmonaut’s Last Message to the Woman He Once Loved in the Former Soviet Union and a version of Caligula for the Donmar Warehouse. Following Fringe First-winning success at the Traverse during the 2007 Edinburgh Festival and a New York run, Greig’s Damascus has made transferred to London’s Tricycle Theatre, where the original company reprises their roles, ahead of an international tour.