Very excited to see that the cast has just been announced for The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.
Find out more, or follow along with the production's progress here. Some shots taken during the making process of a potato head for Pickled Republic by Ruxy Cantir - sculpting, patterning, transferring, constructing, detailing, painting and testing.
Just finished the animated gameshow elements for this short film by Scottish Youth Theatre.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde commissioned Scottish Youth Theatre to make a series of video clips to support the classroom delivery of Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood (RSHP) education, specifically Senior Level learning on pornography. These video clips will be included in the national RSHP teaching and learning resource (www.rshp.scot) learning activities on pornography. Director – Fraser Scott Writer – Padraic Riddle Kevin – Lomond Sebastian Docherty Presenter – Andrew Gallagher Gemma – Hannah Low Animation – Fergus Dunnet DoP/Editor - James Montgomery Mentor Director – Melanie Jordan Sound Design – Adam Stearns Producer – Ryan Hay Assistant Producer – Jennifer Galt Executive Producer – Mahri Reilly First development days for Hercules the Bear, wrestling the amazing true story with Suzie Ferguson, Diane Thornton, Andy Cannon and a life-sized drawing of Hercules.
Hercules was a 10 foot grizzly bear who lived with a couple near where I grew up. He ate cooked meals with them at the table, drank at the local pub, wrestled at fun days all around Scotland, visited children in primary schools, escaped while filming an advert on Benbecula, evaded the police and even the army for 3 long weeks without a trace, survived that whole time without attacking or eating anything while he was on the loose, was finally spotted and carried home dangling in a net from a helicopter, won Scottish personality of the year and even went on to act in a Bond movie The story of Hercules is incredible and almost unbelievable. Hercules has become a modern folk tale - one that happened in my lifetime, but somehow it feels like it could never happen now, and will never happen again. A huge thank you to Visible Fictions for supporting this development. We are really excited to see where we can take it from here. Set and costume design for Merry, a new family performance by the Audio Story Company and the Tron Theatre.
Coming to a shopping centre near you! "There is no need for real animals to be on stage when we have Puppet Designer Fergus Dunnet’s flamboyantly fluffy creations: a poodle scuttles on stage mid-way through the performance – half pram, half puppet – a quintessential hybrid of consumerism and artisan craft – an object that crystallises the thematic preoccupations of this piece." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ EdFringe Review "...a majestic elk (represented by a superb puppet by Fergus Dunnet)" The National "...captivating puppetry courtesy of Fergus Dunnet" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Wee Review "Grid Iron has brilliantly transposed this Norwegian tale" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Guardian "a mightily complex and disturbing meditation for our time" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Scotsman |
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