This autumn marks a major milestone for Glasgow’s East End as Platform at The Bridge celebrates 20 years of participatory arts, community outreach, and world-class programming in Easterhouse.
On Saturday 19 September, Under the Rug unveiled our new free magazine dedicated to Glasgow’s creatives & communities, and celebrated a new era for Under the Rug. Here, we’re looking at the night through photographs as we get ready to start our autumn/winter programme this October!
A new artist-led co-operative is shaking up Scotland's performing arts scene, uniting actors, writers, and directors to challenge traditional industry gatekeeping.
Our Autumn/Winter 26’ programme has launched, featuring a series of actors and directors skills development workshops, open mic development evenings, the launch of our new flagship script development lab, and a cozy winter showcase celebrating Glasgow's grassroots scene.
Reflecting on four compelling new works-in-progress presented on a main stage, exploring political anxiety, historical echoes, systemic healthcare failures, and the physical weight of grief.
Why passion needs a permanent foundation: Inside Under the Rug’s transition to a CIC, the launch of our new print magazine, and our upcoming (re)Launch party at The Savings Bank.
We’re creating a new way for Glaswegians to connect & platform everyday stories from our communities and creatives. Welcome to the Rug, a practical bridge for every local, new arrival, and grassroots storyteller calling this city home.
The Govanhill International Festival & Carnival is back for its 10th anniversary, bringing people from all over to the neighbourhood for our annual, vibrant celebration of joy, culture, art, and community.
Poppy Hope Smith’s new drama avoids simple villains, offering instead a sharp, deeply human look at what happens when two good people simply grow apart.