Alison Peebles, Bruce Fummey and Simon Donaldson are currently filming THE LOST KING directed by Stephen Frears, co-written by Jeff Pope and Steve Coogan and produced by Baby Cow.
The Lost King is based on the true story of how Richard III’s grave was discovered below a non-descript council-owned car park in Leicester a decade ago. The movie focuses on the story of Philippa Langley, the amateur historian and secretary of the Scottish branch of the Richard III Society whose passion and drive pushed the project forward – despite objection and ridicule from historians and academics. The king, killed in the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, was successfully exhumed in 2012.
Paddington and Made In Dagenham star Sally Hawkins will play Langley, with Steve Coogan taking on the role of her husband.
Inspired by conversations with care experienced individuals and sector professionals, Holding / Holding On interrogates the way society treats those in Scotland’s care system. Those who need care, and those…Read More
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Glasgow’s acclaimed Shakespeare festival, Bard in the Botanics, returns to the Botanic Gardens on July 7th 2021. The Lost and Found season will feature new productions…Read More
Brennan Artists’ AJ/Julia Taudevin brings her exciting show, MOVE, to Silverknowes Beach this summer, in association with Slung Low and the Traverse Theatre. Weaving storytelling, choral soundscape and Gaelic song,…Read More
The latest series of Molly and Mack comes to CBeebies and BBC iPlayer on Monday 28th June. Featuring BAA clients Joshua Haynes, James Mackenzie, Maureen Carr, and Alison Peebles, the…Read More
The incredible Itxaso Moreno is featured in this powerful new film for lung cancer detection, produced by the Scottish Government and the Leith Agency. The campaign has been developed in…Read More
BAA’s Amy Kennedy plays Misty in The Honey Man, coming to socially distanced audiences at Exeter Northcott Theatre. The absorbing tale of an unlikely friendship that develops between an ageing West…Read More