by Gary McNair

From Scotland

Archie, a lifelong gambler, receives a diagnosis that gives him two months to live. He bets that he’ll beat the prognosis — and then continues betting his winnings on his own lifespan. Told from the perspective of his grandson, this is a funny, tender, and thoughtful tall tale.

“A genuine pleasure – a beautifully written, deceptively simple, warmly comic piece…Odds are, audiences who secure a ticket will feel as though they’ve hit the jackpot.” The Guardian



“It is the best of fireside tales…heart-warming, human, searching, and just a touch mysterious, as only the best of stories can be.” The Scotsman

 by Christopher Sainton-Clark

From England

When Nathan steals a rare coin, he finds himself facing an unexpected consequence: he’s been cursed. Every time he goes to sleep, a year and a day passes for everyone else on earth. This solo performance is a thriller, a fairy tale, and a moving meditation on love, all at once.

“Unforgettable experience…Spell-binding, bittersweet and thought-provoking." Binge Fringe

"A triumph, an immensely satisfying hour in its simplicity of the best theatre has to offer. A Year and a Day is a finely-crafted reminder to make the most of time." Theatre Review 

Single tickets will go on sale November 23rd!

Single tickets will go on sale November 23rd!