This Is Not A Love Song
Danny and Raymond are brothers. They aren’t close and there has always been tension between them. Raymond is cocksure and aggressive; Danny is quiet and sensitive. Danny has recently returned to their home village after than a decade away. Raymond is in prison for violent assault.
The scene takes place in the visiting hall of a Glasgow prison in the mid-90s. As the scene begins, Raymond is seated at a small table, confidently swinging in his chair and nodding to other prisoners and their visitors. Danny enters hesitantly walking towards the table as Raymond raises an arm…
David is a guest on Episode 4 of the ‘Nothing Else Mattress – 100 Greatest Albums’ podcast
20th February 2023
David is a guest on Episode 4 of the ‘Nothing Else Mattress – 100 Greatest Albums’ podcast
David’s short play ‘This Is Not A Love Song’ features in a new show
17th February 2023
David’s short play ‘This Is Not A Love Song’ features in a new show from Short Attention Span Theatre
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, reviewed by Steve Wright
14th February 2023
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, reviewed by Steve Wright
David’s short play ‘This Is Not A Love Song’ features in a new show.
13th February 2023
David’s short play ‘This Is Not A Love Song’ features in a new show from Short Attention Span Theatre
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, reviewed by Craig McAllister
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Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, reviewed by Craig McAllister
David will be reading from Dashboard Elvis Is Dead
15th December 2022
David will be reading from Dashboard Elvis Is Dead and chatting to author George Paterson at Last Night From Glasgow, Finnieston.
The Afternoon Show with Janice Forsyth
12th December 2022
David is appearing on BBC Scotland’s The Afternoon Show with Janice Forsyth
David is reading from Dashboard Elvis Is Dead
11th December 2022
David is reading from Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, and talking about the book to Natalie McMath, host of the Scottish Book Club.
BBC Scotland’s ‘Off The Ball’ Show
10th December 2022
David is appearing on BBC Scotland’s ‘Off The Ball’ show with Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan.