Cocktail @ Glad Cafe Saturday 7th March, 2015
Cocktail: fear, pain, power is a new work by writer Rachel Jury and Composer Andrew Cruickshank based on interviews with people who have experienced intra-Christian sectarianism in Scotland contemporary performance in style with singing, movement, a live four piece band and an intergenerational cast of eight with a mix of professional and community performers.
Humorous, moving and challenging.
Starts 8 p.m.
Running time: 45mins
Followed by an after show discussion
Age: 12+
Tickets: Free
(donations accepted & booking recommended)
Bookings: kim@confab.org.uk
The Glad Cafe, 1006a Pollokshaws Road, Shawlands, Glasgow G41 2HG
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