Vanishing Point
Future Works
26 Jan 2027, 7.30pm
Event details
A night of early-stage visual performance.
Carrot Cake by Pablo López Sánchez-Matas portrays the gradual transformation of Carlos Docampo into a carrot. It’s a call to the senses: full of dirt, flowers, carrots, and cake.
Getting On by Wils Wilson is a physical theatre show created with a real-life mother and son. What happens to our “double acts’ when the passing of time upends patterns and roles go into reverse?
Candlemaker by Fergus Dunnet, Gretchen Maynard‑Hahn and Julia Darrouy is a new piece of devised puppetry inspired by horror cinema and the visual storytelling language of graphic novels.
Frank: The Melancholy Story of Balloon Boy and His Journey of Self Discovery by Sadiq Ali explores identity through circus, object manipulation, clown, mask, mime and Chinese pole.
Priority booking for Theatre Pass members and Supporters
Wed 18 Nov, 11am
General on sale
Wed 25 Nov, 11am
Citizens Theatre - Studio Theatre
26 Jan 2027, 7.30pm
2 hours
£12.50
Supported through the Manipulate Arts’ Creative Fund, in partnership with Vanishing Point, with support from Creative Scotland.
Age recommendation
16+
Fees
Booking fee: £1.50 per transaction
Find out more about our fees
Discounts
Save up to 20% with Individual and Joint Theatre Passes
Access, Gorbals, Under 30s and Low Income passes apply
More about our discounts
Event details
A night of early-stage visual performance.
Carrot Cake by Pablo López Sánchez-Matas portrays the gradual transformation of Carlos Docampo into a carrot. It’s a call to the senses: full of dirt, flowers, carrots, and cake.
Getting On by Wils Wilson is a physical theatre show created with a real-life mother and son. What happens to our “double acts’ when the passing of time upends patterns and roles go into reverse?
Candlemaker by Fergus Dunnet, Gretchen Maynard‑Hahn and Julia Darrouy is a new piece of devised puppetry inspired by horror cinema and the visual storytelling language of graphic novels.
Frank: The Melancholy Story of Balloon Boy and His Journey of Self Discovery by Sadiq Ali explores identity through circus, object manipulation, clown, mask, mime and Chinese pole.
Priority booking for Theatre Pass members and Supporters
Wed 18 Nov, 11am
General on sale
Wed 25 Nov, 11am
Citizens Theatre - Studio Theatre
26 Jan 2027, 7.30pm
2 hours
£12.50
Supported through the Manipulate Arts’ Creative Fund, in partnership with Vanishing Point, with support from Creative Scotland.
Age recommendation
16+
Fees
Booking fee: £1.50 per transaction
Find out more about our fees
Discounts
Save up to 20% with Individual and Joint Theatre Passes
Access, Gorbals, Under 30s and Low Income passes apply
More about our discounts
Accessibility
Auditorium Space
This show takes place in our Studio Theatre.
The Studio space has retractable seating. There is no handrail, and row A is the only row with level access. Wheelchair users can book a wheelchair position in row A.
Hearing aid induction loops are available.
Venue Information
The Studio Theatre is on the ground floor of the Citizens Theatre.
We have a small car park with four blue badge spaces.
Part of Vanishing Point Winter Residency 2027
Vanishing Point Winter Residency 2027
Citizens Theatre
26 Jan - 06 Feb 2027