We have all watched news reports of horrors happening elsewhere, refugees seeking safety from war-torn homes, victims of natural disasters caused by climate change. What can we do? How should we act? What are our responsibilities to ourselves and to each other? What does it mean to be a global citizen?
How to Fix A Broken Wing will provoke thought and discussion about these questions helping learners to grow more confident in standing up for their beliefs, and more skilled in evaluating the ethics and impact of their day to day decisions. Featuring BAA client, Natali McCleary.
This high-spirited and hopeful new play explores how we might find beauty in imperfection and build resilience in the face of change.
Touring Scottish schools February & March 2018. This is a brand new show so curriculum, background and classroom links will be provided at the start of term. More information can be found here.
‘There She Goes’ was recommissioned for a second series last year, which is set to make the move from BBC Four to BBC Two, a channel which has been instrumental…Read More
Connor Bryson plays guest role ‘Mal Deniston’ in BBC One continuing drama Casualty. Tune into BBC One at 8.40pm on Saturday 23rd May or catch up on the BBC iplayer…Read More
Your computer screen is now your very own portal to Prospero’s Island. You’ll be transported from your living rooms to help Ariel’s spirit be freed, plot with Trinculo and Caliban,…Read More
The Nest is a new six-part thriller from the writer of Three Girls, coming to BBC One and featuring BAA’s Lisa Livingstone and Rosalind Sydney. Set in Glasgow, the series follows a…Read More
The fantastic Amy Kennedy plays Cecily in Perth Theatre’s spring production of The Importance of Being Earnest, opening on 7th March. Directed by Lu Kemp, this version of Earnest also…Read More
Tartan Tales is a musical journey through the swirling mists of Scottish myths and legends, backed by Children’s Classic Concerts’ mini orchestra, and featuring BAA’s James Mackenzie as a guest…Read More