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News 15 May 2026

Saturday Studios – Fabricating Dreams

Event Engagement 25 April 2026

Tom Kelsey

Tom Kelsey is an actor and writer. He trained at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and has performed in multiple West-End productions – including Olivier Award-Winning comedy ‘The Shark Is Broken’, Ivo Van Hove’s ground-breaking and devastating production of Hanya Yanagihara’s ‘A Little Life’ and most recently in Armando Iannucci’s stage adaptation of Kubrick’s […]

Open Residency

Max Alexander

Max Alexander also known as Play Radical is a play worker, artist, writer, educator and all round inclusive play advocate and enthusiast. Max’s work centres play and connection with a particular focus on autistic, neurodivergent and disabled experiences. Max has worked with children and young people (and occasionally adults) with a wide range of interests, needs […]

Subsidised Winter Residency

Ellie Griffiths

Ellie Griffiths is the Artistic Director and Co-CEO of Oily Cart, a pioneering UK theatre company specialising in sensory performances for babies, toddlers and children with multiple and complex barriers to access. In 2021 Ellie was awarded the Assitej International award for Artistic Excellence in the field of theatre for young audiences. In 2017 she […]

Subsidised Winter Residency

Spotlight on 25: Mohamed-Zain Dada

News 5 March 2026 25th Anniversary Programme

Beth Morton

Beth Morton is a critically acclaimed director, theatre-maker, and dramaturg. She was Artistic Director of Mull Theatre in 2020/21, and later Associate Director. She has worked most notably with Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Tron Theatre, Beacon Arts Centre, Scissor Kick, A Play, A Pie and A Pint, Royal Shakespeare Company, Manchester Royal Exchange, Theatre Royal Stratford […]

Subsidised Winter Residency

Oli Fyne

Oli Fyne is Scottish Actor, Writer, Director & Producer working across Film, Theatre & TV. Next appearing in Season 2 of ‘Bookish’, created by Mark Gatiss (NOW TV). Previously title role in the feature film ‘Stella’ by Jessica Fox (Sky & STV). Director’s Apprentice to Alice Seabright on ‘Amadeus’ (Sky Original) and Scotsman Award Runner-Up […]

Subsidised Winter Residency

Lori Delaney

Lori Delaney is a Scotland‑based theatre maker, performance artist, and researcher with 18 years of professional practice experience facilitating drama workshops across educational and professional settings. She has recently completed a practice‑based SGSAH/AHRC‑funded PhD at the University of Glasgow, where her research uses participatory methods to explore how theatre can disrupt normative breast cancer discourse […]

The Bridge Awards Residency
Stage still of Heather Marshall. She is lit with a spotlight and her arms are reaching toward the sides of the stage.

Heather Marshall

Heather Marshall (she/her) is a queer, disabled artist, writer and facilitator. She often works under the company name Creative Electric where she creates theatre, live and visual art with and for people that may not traditionally engage in the arts due to social, physical and/or financial barriers. She participated in Cove Park’s carer’s residency in […]

Subsidised Winter Residency
Portrait close-up headshot of Zoe Bullock. A white presenting woman with a brown bob and fringe. She looks directly at the camera.

Zoë Bullock

Zoë Bullock is a writer and performer from Sheffield, who lives in Glasgow. Her writing for theatre includes: Shō and the Demons of the Deep (Imaginate), The Listening Tree (Imaginate/Eco Drama, Edinburgh International Children’s Festival), Puss in Boots: A Solar Punk Pantomime (Hopscotch Theatre), Island Chains (New Earth Theatre, New Stories Festival) and Octopus (Alpine Fellowship Award finalist). Her short films include: The Air We Breathe (Short […]

Subsidised Winter Residency
A portrait of Kate McGrath. She is a white woman with long auburn hair. She is wearing a yellow scarf and a dark wool coat. She looks off into the distance with her hands in her pockets. She appears to be walking through a park.

Spotlight on 25: Kate McGrath

News 23 January 2026 25th Anniversary Programme