Scottish Premiere

In Mark Lockyer’s hilarious, touching and critically acclaimed solo show, the actor shares the true story of how his life fell apart following an on-stage meltdown during a 1995 RSC production of Romeo and Juliet.

As society’s access of pornography increases, so does our unwillingness to talk about it. The Coolidge Effect seeks to break this taboo. Devised from interviews with porn advocates, addicts, mental health experts and scientists, these unique stories and viewpoints are told through four intertwining narratives in this award-winning play.

What does it mean to be mentally healthy in a world gone mad? Neu! Reekie!, “Scotland’s favourite avant-garde noise-makers” (The Skinny), have been invited by Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF), in partnership with Dundee Literary Festival, to curate a night of words, music and film that explores what kind of art we need in an age of anxiety.

A new performance by Paul Michael Henry dealing with mental health, consumer capitalism, and ecological crisis.