Man Shed

Love, Loss, Loneliness - And The Joy of Sheds

How does a man find his purpose when he grows old and major life events come thick and fast? Shoudl he retire to the solitude of The Shed as usual and escape from the world, or get out and try something new?

When familiar rules no longer apply, is it too late to change the habits of a lifetime?

Man Shed is a bitter-sweet one-man theatre piece which explores the joy of sheds, the pain of loss, and the comfort of friendship.

The play has been inspired by men's sheds around the world, but specifically by the work of The Scottish Men's Sheds Association

Supporting the Nairn Men's Shed

Contains references to bereavement and mental health issues

"Funny, moving, and thought-provoking"
-   Press & Journal

"The script is powerful, emotional and raw - but also funny. And Ron Emslie’s performance is compelling, nuanced and powerful. Superb drama."
-   Edinburgh Fringe Audience

"Absolutely beautiful performance. Emotional, funny, moving. Prepare to laugh cry for the duration. A must see!"
-   Edinburgh Fringe Audience

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    Supported by North East Arts Touring


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