

Ever wondered what happens when football, history, and a deeply personal journey collide on stage? Get ready for Don’t Cry for me Kenny Dalglish, a one-man show that's much more than just a nod to Scotland's football legend.
This moving and genuinely funny play takes you on a fascinating trip with Danny McLure. We follow him right from his football-mad childhood, captivated by the drama of Scotland's ill-fated 1978 World Cup campaign, all the way through to adulthood and his experiences serving in the Falklands War.
It’s a truly powerful story that brilliantly weaves together sport, the complexities of politics, and heartwarming romance. This isn't just a tale; it's an exploration of identity, memory, and what it truly means to belong. Expect warmth, wit, and insights that stick with you long after the final curtain.
This production has already been a massive hit, earning acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe. It's written, directed, and masterfully performed by Andrew Macmillen, who brings this rich narrative to life with incredible skill.
Whether you're a devoted football fan or simply someone who appreciates fantastic storytelling, this Saturday evening promises an unforgettable night out at the theatre. It’s a chance to reflect on universal themes of friendship, human connection, and history. Plus, after the main act, you can stick around for a live Q&A session, offering an even deeper dive into the play's themes and creative process.
7:30pm – 10pm
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