★★★★
"A witty, whip-smart and up to the minute satire on the roots of fanaticism... McGregor and co have created a little piece of theatrical dynamite."
-The Herald
★★★★
"Superbly imagined... Witty and brutally insightful"
-The Mumble
COMPLETED RUN: AUTUMN 2016
MACROBERT ARTS CENTRE - 16-17th SEPTEMBER
SCOTTISH STORY TELLING CENTRE - 19-20th SEPTEMBER
EASTWOOD PARK THEATRE - 21st SEPTEMBER
EAST KILBRIDE ARTS CENTRE - 22nd SEPTEMBER
BEACON ARTS CENTRE - 23rd SEPTEMBER
THE BRUNTON - 24th SEPTEMBER
THEATRE ROYAL, DUMFRIES - 26th SEPTEMBER
THE MILL THEATRE, Thurso - 28th SEPTEMBER
FALKIRK COMMUNITY TRUST - 5th OCTOBER
HARBOUR ARTS CENTRE - 6th OCTOBER
AROS CENTRE - 8th OCTOBER
EDEN COURT THEATRE - 9th OCTOBER
TRON THEATRE - 11th-15th OCTOBER (15th captioned)
Sleeping Warrior Theatre Company and Macrobert Arts Centre in association with Showroom present:
By Andy McGregor
There’s only one remarkable thing about Lucas Petit, and that is how unremarkable he is. The most exciting thing in his life is his weekly trip to the B&Q Cafe - and that's just the way he likes it. But one day, a chance encounter with a tramp, that may or may not be God, throws his whole world into disarray as he is cast headfirst into the murky world of organised crime and disorganised religion.
It can’t all work out in the end, can it?
No.
No it can’t.
Supported by Creative Scotlan
Written, directed and composed by Andy McGregor
Designed by Alice Wilson
Lighting Design by Simon Wilkinson
Choreography by Darren Brownlie
Featuring: Alasdair Hankinson, Ashley Smith & Darren Brownlie