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From top: Deniz Ünal, Philip Ewe, Liv Fontaine, William Joys, Bernard Walsh. Lighting: Lily Woodford-Lewis. Sound: CMPM. Stills from video by Tom Hall
Errol McGlashan
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PRESS RELEASE:
Errol McGlashan is a poet, writer and performer. In his one man show 'Something To Take Off The Edge', McGlashan brings together his electric sensibility for words, wit and storytelling. Inspired by true events and boundless in his delivery, 'Something To Take Off The Edge' is McGlashan’s captivating story of prison, drugs, friendship and Shakespeare.
Specially presented by The Legal Stage within the Grade II listed former Lambeth County Courthouse, Errol
McGlashan’s show continues the performance platform’s upturn of its judiciary setting and its mission platforming challenging live work in London. The Legal Stage is generously supported by ASC Studios.
Errol McGlashan's has presented work at the Royal Court and widely across London's spoken word scene as well as appearing in conversation with writer Lemn Sissay in print and on the BBC on behalf of Cardboard Citizens. He is a force of nature and has collaborated in ensemble with artist Andrea Luka Zimmerman and theatre-maker Adrian Jackson for the film & play Here for Life (2019) commissioned and produced by Artangel.
Errol McGlashan is a poet, writer and performer. In his one man show 'Something To Take Off The Edge', McGlashan brings together his electric sensibility for words, wit and storytelling. Inspired by true events and boundless in his delivery, 'Something To Take Off The Edge' is McGlashan’s captivating story of prison, drugs, friendship and Shakespeare.
Specially presented by The Legal Stage within the Grade II listed former Lambeth County Courthouse, Errol
McGlashan’s show continues the performance platform’s upturn of its judiciary setting and its mission platforming challenging live work in London. The Legal Stage is generously supported by ASC Studios.
Errol McGlashan's has presented work at the Royal Court and widely across London's spoken word scene as well as appearing in conversation with writer Lemn Sissay in print and on the BBC on behalf of Cardboard Citizens. He is a force of nature and has collaborated in ensemble with artist Andrea Luka Zimmerman and theatre-maker Adrian Jackson for the film & play Here for Life (2019) commissioned and produced by Artangel.