TWO TRIBES by Our Time Productions
Football, Family, and Fierce Loyalty – Two Tribes Brings 1980s Glasgow to the Stage
A gritty, comedic drama with a nostalgic yet rebellious tone.Fans of Still Game or Rab C Nesbit will appreciate this heartfelt exploration of family and tradition.
Two Tribes is a sharp, funny, and poignant look at family, loyalty, and the iconic Celtic-Rangers football rivalry in1980s Glasgow. Written by local playwright Alan Brady, this comedy-drama dives into the lives of the McCannfamily, where football fanatic and Elvis devotee Archie and his wife, Rita, are preparing for the double wedding of their two daughters. With tensions mounting over wedding plans, money troubles, and clashing dreams, Two Tribes explores the powerful pull of family bonds amid life’s upheavals.
- Audiences will laugh, cheer, and perhaps shed a tear as the McCanns confront age-old traditions and modern aspirations, showing how families both clash and hold each other together. Perfect for fans of Still Game or Rab C Nesbit, this play combines Glasgow humour and heart, painting a vivid portrait of love, resilience, and communityin Glasgow’s East End.
Football, Family, and Fierce Loyalty – Two Tribes Brings 1980s Glasgow to the Stage
A gritty, comedic drama with a nostalgic yet rebellious tone.Fans of Still Game or Rab C Nesbit will appreciate this heartfelt exploration of family and tradition.
Two Tribes is a sharp, funny, and poignant look at family, loyalty, and the iconic Celtic-Rangers football rivalry in1980s Glasgow. Written by local playwright Alan Brady, this comedy-drama dives into the lives of the McCannfamily, where football fanatic and Elvis devotee Archie and his wife, Rita, are preparing for the double wedding of their two daughters. With tensions mounting over wedding plans, money troubles, and clashing dreams, Two Tribes explores the powerful pull of family bonds amid life’s upheavals.
- Audiences will laugh, cheer, and perhaps shed a tear as the McCanns confront age-old traditions and modern aspirations, showing how families both clash and hold each other together. Perfect for fans of Still Game or Rab C Nesbit, this play combines Glasgow humour and heart, painting a vivid portrait of love, resilience, and communityin Glasgow’s East End.
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Highlights
- 2 hours 30 minutes
- ages 14+
- In person
- Doors at 7PM
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The Queen's Hall
9 Argyll Street
Dunoon PA23 7HH
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