Graham Eatough
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Graham Eatough is a writer and theatre director. Recent projects include adapting and directing the cult Scottish novel, This is Memorial Device for The Lyceum Theatre and Edinburgh International Book Festival in 2022 which won a Fringe First, and the multi-disciplinary project, Floating Worlds: Erraid Sound, made on island of Mull during the Covid 19 pandemic in 2021. For National Theatre of Scotland Graham wrote and directed How to Act which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival in 2017 winning a Fringe First, and The Reason I Jump, an adaptation of Naoki Higashida’s iconic book. In 2017, Graham wrote and directed No End to Enderby, a new collaboration with artist Stephen Sutcliffe. Graham collaborated with artist Simon Starling on the At Twilight project for Common Guild gallery in Glasgow in 2016, and directed Lanark: A Life in Three Acts for the Edinburgh International Festival and the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow in 2015 which won the Herald Angel Award.
In 2025 Cove Park and Fuel are delighted to partner once again for a series of residencies supporting the development of new work in theatre and live performance. From 2008 – 2013, Cove Park and Fuel facilitated over 80 individual and collaborative residencies for theatre makers. Fuel leads the field in independent producing in the UK’s live performance sector, working with brilliant artists to explore the big questions of our times, shining a light on how we relate to each other and the world around us, and telling untold stories by under-represented voices. From theatres to car parks, from schools to public spaces, Fuel produces high quality new theatre that reaches diverse audiences across the UK and internationally. Fuel collaborates with outstanding theatre makers with fresh perspectives and approaches who produce shows, performances or experiences which have direct and playful relationships with their audiences.
