Morven Blackadder Accepted To Study At Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
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Braw Clan’s Morven Blackadder has been accepted onto the prestigious BA Acting course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Morven, who made her professional debut in Secret Wrapped In Lead, performed Scots language pieces from Martin Travers’ plays in all three of her auditions. She said:
“I chose Scots pieces because I knew that would stand out. Not many people would do that. But also Scots is so deep and the characters in these plays are so complex. I really wanted to perform them.”
Morven starts her course in September, but first she’ll appear in Martin’s new play. So Long, Wee Moon is a gripping family drama set in Crawfordjohn in the 1920s – find out more and book tickets here.
Gripping stories, in Scots.
Braw Clan's actors work far and wide, performing for companies like Shakespeare's Globe, the BBC, ITV and Netflix. But Clydesdale is our home. When we turn up to do a play in your village hall, you better believe we're going to make it a night to remember.
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"After watching the play, I feel re-energised about my village and sharing our stories."
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"When I was young speaking Scots was not allowed. Seeing this play made me very happy."
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"I wasn't sure before I came but I really enjoyed the story and hearing the Scots language."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
Gripping stories, in Scots.
Braw Clan's actors work far and wide, performing for companies like Shakespeare's Globe, the BBC, ITV and Netflix. But Clydesdale is our home. When we turn up to do a play in your village hall, you better believe we're going to make it a night to remember.
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"After watching the play, I feel re-energised about my village and sharing our stories."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
"When I was young speaking Scots was not allowed. Seeing this play made me very happy."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
"I wasn't sure before I came but I really enjoyed the story and hearing the Scots language."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
Gripping stories, in Scots.
Braw Clan's actors work far and wide, performing for companies like Shakespeare's Globe, the BBC, ITV and Netflix. But Clydesdale is our home. When we turn up to do a play in your village hall, you better believe we're going to make it a night to remember.
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"After watching the play, I feel re-energised about my village and sharing our stories."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
"When I was young speaking Scots was not allowed. Seeing this play made me very happy."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
"I wasn't sure before I came but I really enjoyed the story and hearing the Scots language."
AUDIENCE MEMBER
