A creative and supportive company for the whole community
In 2009 the Citizens Community Company celebrated its 10th anniversary. The company is made up of around thirty permanent members aged from 22 to 80, from all walks of life; living, learning or working in Glasgow.
Members include those working part time, retired, at college, on benefits or in recovery.
The company is free to join and no previous theatre experience is required. The group brings people together of different abilities and backgrounds to develop new skills, grow confidence and ultimately take part in performance projects. The Community Company usually produces one large-scale performance project per year along with a range of seasonal shows.
“What the company has given me is a sense of pride,
confidence and just the feel good factor.”
Eddie Donoghue, Community Company member
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(Community Drama Director) for more information.
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Community Co 15 Dec 2010 to 18 Dec 2010
12 Days of Christmas. The Citizens Community Company return with their annual seasonal satirical glance at all the things we love to hate about Christmas. A laugh out loud escape from the festive madness and a very special night out for adults only.
COMMUNITY COMPANY
PERFORMANCE PROJECTS
The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck (May 2010)
Wicked Christmas - Cinders’ Revenge (Dec 2009)
My Swedish Valentine (May 2009)
My Clydeside Valentine (Feb 2009)
Wicked Christmas 3 (Dec 2008)
They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? (Apr 2008)
Wicked Christmas 2 (Dec 2007)
Ice Cream Dreams (Mar 2007)
A co-production with TAG
My Bloody Valentine (Feb 2007)
A Wicked Christmas (Dec 2006)
Pumpkins, Candle Wax and a Cat O’Nine Tales II (Oct 2006)
From Hibernia to Hutchesontown (Jun 2006)
The Apemen, The Warriors, The Others and Me (Mar 2006)
Winter Voices III (Jan 2006)
A Wee Job in the Theatre (Oct 2004)
House of Murders (Aug/Sep 2004)
A new version from The Oresteia of Aeschylus by Peter Arnott
Where’s the Tramp? Where’s the Moon? (May 2004)
Three shorter plays by Thornton Wilder
Court of Miracles (Sep 2003)
A new version of Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Peter Arnott
New York Actor (Apr 2003)
Short plays by John Guare
Full of Noises (Sep 2002)
After The Tempest by William Shakespeare, adapted by Peter Arnott
Nightschool by Harold Pinter (May 2002)
Edmond by David Mamet (Mar 2001)
Action: An Evening of Sam Shepard Plays (Mar/Apr 2000)
Driving Out the Devil (Mar 1999)
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