Chip is a fabulously life-affirming and beautifully structured show featuring Jess and her Dad, about what we inherit, what we reject, the nature of parenthood, and perhaps the nature of goodness, transmitted from generation to generation.
Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman
We have finally managed to put together a collection of our past projects and creative experiments. You can also find information on Learning through Drama and Professional Development programmes and a link to Junction 25 here. We hope you find this all useful and that you continue to explore this site and the work of Glas(s) Performance.
Feel free to contact us with any questions or ideas you might have.
We would like to hear from you.
Jess and Tashi x
Hand Me Down
A photographic memory
Thick brown hair that goes frizzy in the rain
A cameo brooch that belonged to my grandmother
Erratic hand gestures
An obsession with list making and thank you letters
Small Ears
Asthma
Determination
The ability to achieve ten things before breakfast
The knowledge that it’s always important to wear clean underwear as you never really know when you might have an accident…
…These are just some of the things I got from my mother
Hand Me Down is an original performance piece in collaboration with a group of women from one family in Glasgow.
Glas(s) Performance is a Glasgow based theatre company that collaborates with real people in the place of fictional characters to tell stories that explore every day human experiences.
