Performance

Venue	Royal Lyceum Theatre
	Also: Garage Theatre
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	17th September 2014
To	11th October 2014
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:00
Prices	From £12.50. To £29.00.
Royal Lyceum Theatre (V604)
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Date of change: 3 Sep 14 - T01248196141

Kill Johnny Glendenning

Work:: Kill Johnny Glendenning (S01861331366)

A murderous comedy of the Glasgow underworld taking aim at the tabloid celebrity and macho glamour of the gangster life. "You died as you lived - an extra in a second rate James Cagney picture being recreated by halfwits and junkies." Andrew McPherson has many legitimate business interests: a security firm, taxis, a couple of Renfrewshire bus routes, several pubs and even a secret shareholding in Rangers. Johnny "the bastard" Glendenning is the self styled Tony Blair of Ulster loyalist gunmen. In a farmhouse far out in the wilds of Ayrshire they are on a collision course that only one of them can survive. Stuck in between them are a farmer, his mother, two thugs, a sleazy tabloid hack and some pigs with a taste for human flesh.

Author

DC Jackson

Production:: (T01248196141)

Recommended for 14+. Strong language and scenes of violence.

Producer	Royal Lyceum Theatre
Producer	Citizens Theatre
Director	Mark Thompson
Design	Michael Taylor
Lighting	Tim Mascall
Director	Rachel Bown-Williams (fight)
Director	Ruth Cooper-Brown (fight - RC-Annie Ltd)
Director	Becky Hope-Palmer (assistant)
Performer	David Ireland (Johnny Glendenning)
Performer	Philip Cairns (Dominic)
Performer	Kern Falconer (Auld John)
Performer	Steven McNicoll (Bruce)
Performer	Paul Samson (Macpherson)
Performer	Joanne Thomson (Kimberley)
Performer	Josh Whitelaw (Skootch)

Listing:: L1035272568

Production details

Recommended for 14+. Strong language and scenes of violence.

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No UKTW or User reviews available.

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