Going since 1973, 7:84 is Scotland's foremost political touring theatre company. Its name derives from the statistic that 7% of the country owns 84% of the capital wealth. That stat is from 1966, but has changed little since then.

Official website of the Arthur Miller Society, dedicated to the study of the American playwright whose works include Death of a Salesman and The Crucible, and who was victimised during McCarthy's anti-communist witch-hunts.

Putting on plays and music for thirty years, Banner is a touring theatre company playing mainly to trade union and community audiences, seeing itself as a voice for workers and oppressed communities.

A play by Peter Burton examining the origins of Christianity.