I just saw the trailer for A Giant on the Bridge and I'm literally blown away
. As someone who's followed this project, it's clear that Jo Mango and Liam Hurley are onto something special here. The way they're using music to tell these powerful stories about life after prison is truly innovative
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I think what resonates with me most is the emphasis on community and connection in this show. It's not just about shedding light on a tough issue, but also about creating a space for empathy and understanding. And let's be real, that's something we could all use more of right now
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What I'm excited to see is how audiences will respond to this show. Will they be moved to action, or will they just be humbled by the raw emotion on display? Either way, I think A Giant on the Bridge is going to be a game-changer for theatre in Scotland and beyond
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I think what resonates with me most is the emphasis on community and connection in this show. It's not just about shedding light on a tough issue, but also about creating a space for empathy and understanding. And let's be real, that's something we could all use more of right now
What I'm excited to see is how audiences will respond to this show. Will they be moved to action, or will they just be humbled by the raw emotion on display? Either way, I think A Giant on the Bridge is going to be a game-changer for theatre in Scotland and beyond