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Thursday, April 3

Tag: Student Theatre at Glasgow

Lads of the Flies – The Space @ Niddry Street
Scotland

Lads of the Flies – The Space @ Niddry Street

STAG (Student Theatre at Glasgow), takes the Fringe by storm with their latest production written and directed by Grace Donaldson.  This quick-witted, fast-paced show tells the story of four “lads” lost on their Duke of Edinburgh expedition - two of whom, are coming to terms with their sexuality. Throughout the play we see them accept that they are in love, and they do in fact fit the rugby lad stereotype – they’re as gay as gay can be. Donaldson’s writing is incredibly sharp, with well-thought, quick-witted remarks from each character.  The actors were steadfast in their roles – so sure of themselves that I really did see them as lads (even the one with pigtails).  The group played off of each other wonderfully, really giving the audience a good chuckle.  The...