The Wasp Factory

Archive Listings for The Wasp Factory

T582626305 (CUMBER08) Company Cumbernauld Theatre Company. Producer Tron Theatrte. Adapted by Malcolm Sutherland. Director Ed Robson. Music Nigel Dunn. Performer Nicola Jo Cully. Performer Robbie Jack. Performer Ian Sexon.
12 Jun 08 to 14 Jun 08	Lemon Tree, Aberdeen :: V587 listing details L991587865
4 Jun 08 to 7 Jun 08	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L916902084
30 May 08 to 31 May 08	Byre Theatre, St Andrews :: V640 listing details L01280689332
22 May 08 to 24 May 08	Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee :: V596 listing details L1349716996
15 May 08	Regal Community Theatre, Bathgate :: V0474544231 listing details L906038838
29 Apr 08 to 30 Apr 08	MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling :: V642 listing details L01018536960
17 Apr 08 to 26 Apr 08	The Tron, Glasgow :: V622 listing details L0110950150
T0572185294 (WASP97) Director Malcolm Sutherland. Adapted by Malcolm Sutherland. Company West Yorkshire Playhouse.
11 Sep 97 to 18 Oct 97	Lyric Theatre Hammersmith, Outer London :: V315 listing details L0824093370
18 Apr 97 to 17 May 97	West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds :: V977 listing details L423959787
Other listings
19 May 08 to 21 May 08	Cumbernauld Theatre, Cumbernauld :: V594 listing details L1344228728

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Play :: How the hell am I supposed to get heads and bodies for the Poles and the Bunker if I don’t kill things? Meet Frank - just a normal 16-year-old serial killer living in isolation on a small island just off the North coast. His everyday life is, well, unconventional. Frank’s mother has gone, his elder brother Eric is confined to a secure hospital and his father measures his own eccentricities using the imperial scale. But when Eric escapes, Frank has to make ready for his dangerous brother’s impending return... a return that explodes the family’s dark past and changes young Frank, forever. The Wasp Factory is Iain Banks’ celebrated first novel and a work of both fascinating and horrifying imagination. First published in 1984, the now cult novel caused an immediate storm, establishing Banks’ reputation as one of Scotland’s most original must-read authors.

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Iain Banks