Macbeth is dead. Who will now heal the land? The world at the conclusion of Macbeth is one steeped in fear; where the distinction between truth and delusion has buckled; where tyranny and violence thrive. This is where Thrice begins. Both a response to Shakespeare's play and to our present moment, Thrice places nine women - three trios - in the ruins of the story. They know every word that has been spoken, every action taken. They remain after the bloodshed, asking what it might mean to live on in the shadow of ruin. Embracing poetry, musicality and spectacle, Thrice stages an imaginative event of images, movement, dance, text and original music, in which text from Macbeth is absorbed and transformed by the figures who haunt the play's edges: the witches.

Blending the text of A Midsummer Night's Dream with original Scots-language poetry, this spoken word performance follows Nick Bottom the Weaver's journey to the stage. From industry to the arts, his clash with modern-day celebrity and what he'll need to sacrifice to achieve his dream. A humorous and honest exploration of class, language, and ambition, Bottom's Dream tests the rules about who belongs where, and how difficult it is to rise to the top when you are always the Bottom.

A son turns up at his mother's house. It's the first time in months that they have seen each other. She remarks that he's put on weight. He tells her that he is going to be a father, but he also has an ultimatum: fix their relationship or he will not speak to her ever again.