Robert Rae

The Jasmine Road

Robert Rae | 09/02/2003

Written in light of the murder of Rachel Corrie in the West Bank, this play looks at the … Read the rest

Gillean Cullaig/Hogmanay Boys

Robert Rae | 09/03/2002

Christmas production tells of a South Uist girl in the 1940s on a journey of self-discovery that is intertwined … Read the rest

Oh What A Lovely War!

Robert Rae | 10/02/2002

JOAN LITTLEWOOD’S Musical Entertainment Oh What a Lovely War by Joan Littlewood, Theatre Workshop and Charles Chilton Research by Gerry … Read the rest

Nothing Ever Burns Down By Itself

Robert Rae | 09/02/2002

Described as a “work in progress”, this play marked the beginnings of Theatre Workshop’s concern with death of Carlo Giuliani … Read the rest

I am the Walrus

Robert Rae | 10/02/2001

Nabil Shaban’s I AM THE WALRUS, as the title would suggest, takes John Lennon and his music as recurring motifs. … Read the rest

Kaguyahime: The Moon Princess

Robert Rae | 09/02/2001

A collaboration with TAIHEN THEATRE CO, Osaka, Japan. The story of Kaguyahime is a very ancient one from Japan. … Read the rest

IF I DIE B4U WAKE

Robert Rae | 09/02/2001

Another powerful play about British teenage experience. It looks at four different stories that interweave through the narrative. There is … Read the rest

Jack and the Land of Dreams

Robert Rae | 09/02/2000

This is a traveller’s story based on the mythology associated with this people group. The central character Jack was born … Read the rest

Portadown Blues

Robert Rae | 09/02/2000

This controversial play takes a number of different narratives about Catholic experience in Northern Ireland and unites them to provide … Read the rest