What's On: Dancing
Three old friends. One remarkable day. For Ted, Danny and Charlotte, life will never be the same again. The rapid-fire words of Kate Tempest paint a picture of lives less ordinary in an unforgiving world. A play about life, love and losing your mind.
From the writers of last year’s sell-out ‘Referendum Review Show’, the Write It! team brings you ‘NewsReview!’ Another biting, satirical look at the news of the day, the Election fall-outs and the people who are making it all happen! All your favourite characters! Sketches and live music.
Little Bat Productions presents Speaking in Tongues by Andrew Bovell. Directed by Una McDade. Nine parallel lives - one missing person and four marriages entangled in a web of love, deceit, sex and death. Who will survive? With Meli Bach, Simon McCay, Jessica Phillippi & James Robson.
Open Mic at the Allison arms is your opportunity to participate in or just enjoy some great live entertainment in one of the south sides friendliest pubs. Everyone is welcome, we hope to see you there. from 8pm Every Tuesday
Hosted by the Southside Sessions, play solo, join in with a jam session or simply come along for a sing-song! All performers welcome, acoustic guitar, a free drink for the players and good vibes provided!
Enjoy the talented musicians playing traditional Irish tunes. This is an uplifting night of talent and fun. If you fancy joining in come along and show off your skills at this informal session.
“The Steamie Galleries”
Running during the Southside Fringe Festival 2015
Dates: Saturday 2nd May – Sunday 24th May
Opening hours: 11am – 5:30pm, Monday to Saturday.
Free Entry
“TSG” exhibition is a collaboration between Michelle Cohen (Grey Wolf Art), Peter Gillies (GIA Co-ordinator), and Ross Williamson (Citizen’s Theatre Stage Manager). We are putting a call out for artists to take part in this exclusive exhibition running throughout the SouthSide Fringe. Only original pieces of 2D and 3D art will be accepted.
The venue is in “The Steamie” at the back of the Govan Hill Baths (GHB). There will be a pop up theatre and bar running on some evenings throughout the event (hosted by the Baths). A full list will be available next month on their website. Our daytime access for the gallery is on Kingarth Street at the back of the GHB’s.
The exhibition is opening a week before the official start of the Festival but we are still featured in the Fringe Program. The closing party to the Fringe is being held in the back of the GHB on the eve of the 24th, which coincides with the last night of our exhibition.
An exhibition of new work by Helen De Main, Sarah Forrest and Carla Scott Fullerton in the former ladies pool at Govanhill Baths. Working in printmaking, sculpture,text and video, each of the artists respond in distinctive ways to the history and physical structure of the space. Runs daily ‘til Saturday May 23rd.
Three old friends. One remarkable day. For Ted, Danny and Charlotte, life will never be the same again. The rapid-fire words of Kate Tempest paint a picture of lives less ordinary in an unforgiving world. A play about life, love and losing your mind.
From the writers of last year’s sell-out ‘Referendum Review Show’, the Write It! team brings you ‘NewsReview!’ Another biting, satirical look at the news of the day, the Election fall-outs and the people who are making it all happen! All your favourite characters! Sketches and live music.
Little Bat Productions presents Speaking in Tongues by Andrew Bovell. Directed by Una McDade. Nine parallel lives - one missing person and four marriages entangled in a web of love, deceit, sex and death. Who will survive? With Meli Bach, Simon McCay, Jessica Phillippi & James Robson.
The Creative Martyrs present ‘An Hour Long Sinister Wink’ Satire, Surrealism and Song. Ever eager to provoke and if necessary entertain, squeezing that awkward laugh you know you shouldn’t utter. “Disarming, fun and oh-so-slightly political.” **** Fringe Biscuit. Followed by some more sinister winking with very special guests. Do join us…
An eclectic live music night hosted by the Southside Sessions, with live performances from Luther Hall, Bella And The Bear + Murdo Mitchell
Come and join Quiz Guy Gordon for the most varied and challenging pub quiz in the Southside, with vouchers and cash prizes to be won every week from 9pm in this great new venue.
An exhibition of new work by Helen De Main, Sarah Forrest and Carla Scott Fullerton in the former ladies pool at Govanhill Baths. Working in printmaking, sculpture,text and video, each of the artists respond in distinctive ways to the history and physical structure of the space. Runs daily ‘til Saturday May 23rd.
We are having a craft beer tasting hosted by Grunting Growler, the beer will be chosen to match the food for the evening which will be:
Venison Cumberland Ring Sausage Slider
Smoked Bar-B-Que Brisket Slider
Fig, Ricotta and Truffled Honey Brushetta
Tickets are £15.00 and are available from Gusto and Relish
Three old friends. One remarkable day. For Ted, Danny and Charlotte, life will never be the same again. The rapid-fire words of Kate Tempest paint a picture of lives less ordinary in an unforgiving world. A play about life, love and losing your mind.
From the writers of last year’s sell-out ‘Referendum Review Show’, the Write It! team brings you ‘NewsReview!’ Another biting, satirical look at the news of the day, the Election fall-outs and the people who are making it all happen! All your favourite characters! Sketches and live music.
Energetic wind quintet Prismatic Winds return to the Fringe this year with a concert of music you’ll love, from Lord of the Rings to Disney, with some light classical music and perhaps even a good old fashioned swing tune!
TRAM Direct presents the premiere of “Touching Cloth”. Set in the Govan shipyards in the 1980’s it follows the story of John, Paul, George and Shug as they philosophy about life whilst waiting for the toilet in danger of “touching cloth” Gags are fast and furious in this comedy about the humour that existed in our own Govan shipyard.
Little Bat Productions presents Speaking in Tongues by Andrew Bovell. Directed by Una McDade. Nine parallel lives - one missing person and four marriages entangled in a web of love, deceit, sex and death. Who will survive? With Meli Bach, Simon McCay, Jessica Phillippi & James Robson.
Tasty food and top quality entertainment! Devour a hearty two course meal and get close to the Southside’s finest talent, Caitlin McKenna & 1 tbc. So fill your boots, sing along and enjoy a unique evening. Booking essential
Our weekly acoustic showcase of local and touring songwriters. Tonight includes livemusic from: The Chinaskis, Billy Bates, John McLinden & Sankhara Stones.
Folk & blues duo, Nicky & Chloe use guitar and fiddle with husky vocals to create a wide range of blues and folk tinged hits & originals..
The South side’s very own blues guitar hero, Paddy, teams up with Ohio native and veteran of the Nashville music circuit, William, to bring you their delightful blend of soulful blues.
An exhibition of new work by Helen De Main, Sarah Forrest and Carla Scott Fullerton in the former ladies pool at Govanhill Baths. Working in printmaking, sculpture,text and video, each of the artists respond in distinctive ways to the history and physical structure of the space. Runs daily ‘til Saturday May 23rd.
Take on our burger, hot wing or breakfast challenge, Full details of each on our facebook page! The wing chalenges will run Friday 15th, the Breakfast on Saturday 16th and the Burgers on Sunday 17th. Booking required for the burger but drop in for the wings or breakfast!
The best of Glasgow’s music scene pay tribute to their Rock ‘n’ Roll icon that has influenced their sound, also playing a selection of their own greatest hits
The Gatsby Club, Scotland’s largest 1920s themed cabaret and club night, presents ‘The Gatsby Speakeasy’ at the Southside Fringe. Hidden away, underground, lies a liquor establishment playing host to a secret party. Soak up the atmosphere with a show featuring singers, dancers, burlesque acts and more, followed by our retro DJ!
Three old friends. One remarkable day. For Ted, Danny and Charlotte, life will never be the same again. The rapid-fire words of Kate Tempest paint a picture of lives less ordinary in an unforgiving world. A play about life, love and losing your mind.