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Motion, part of the National Theatre of Scotland’s Futureproof festival in October, was a huge success. It played to packed audiences who raved about it on social media. Leading critic Joyce McMillan described it as "a brilliantly wry, funny and perceptive reflection on what it means to be a man in Scotland today, performed by a terrific company". The Motion company also devised the show, supported by autobiographical theatre specialis... Keep reading on BBC
Motion, part of the National Theatre of Scotland’s Futureproof festival in October, was a huge success. It played to packed audiences who raved about it on social media. Leading critic Joyce McMillan described it as "a brilliantly wry, funny and perceptive reflection on what it means to be a man in Scotland today, performed by a terrific company". The Motion company also devised the show, supported by autobiographical theatre specialis... Keep reading on BBC