Working with professional writer and critic Gareth Vile, the group hone their critical writing, brush up interviewing skills, produce a fanzine, and get invited to events and performances across Glasgow.

On-going sessions exploring creativity through the making of, discussion of, and observation of art, with links to the events and exhibitions programme at Tramway. Sessions for over 55s. 

A fun dance and play session for children ages 0 - 5

Indepen-dance offers weekly creative movement classes for adults with a learning disability and their carers/support workers.

Parkour is an exciting and challenging discipline based on running, jumping and climbing movement over obstacles. Work with Glasgow Parkour to improve your speed, strength and agility on our custom built Parkour equipment.

Ever wanted to make a brand new piece of theatre from scratch? Junction 25 are an awarding winning theatre company made of young people aged 11-18. They make original theatre performances from their own ideas, opinions and perspective on the world as they find it.

This is a weekend of exploration: of the resistance of compulsory heterosexuality and the radical communities that make different performances of gender and sexuality visible; of discussion, performance and film.

Mark the start of Summer with an immersive, colourful experience suitable for the whole family.

A one woman piece which takes an unusual look at the funny side of funerals, death and the wake tradition – a play for those dying to live!  Written and devised by Pauline Goldsmith and performed in Gàidhlig and Gaeilge by Muireann Kelly.

Paul Bright’s Confessions of a Justified Sinner is reconstructed in a live performance by George Anton and an exhibition curated by Untitled Projects.  Together we celebrate and share the forgotten life of the young director Paul Bright and his radical work, which redefined Scottish theatre in the late 1980s.

Tramway and Glas(s) Performance are proud to present the result of a long-term creative exploration engaging local artists and residents in the central question; Who is my neighbour?