This is an archive page for a past Theatre 118 production. We are currently between homes after leaving 118 Osborne Street, so venue and access information below may refer to our former building.
Will Ford Turner: Let's Connect
Despite being a competent-to-adept practitioner of poetry, standup and storytelling, to name just a fraction of the artforms at his disposal, Will Ford Turner has a habit of alienating people. Will thirty minutes of mostly comic verse before an initially indifferent Glasgow public help him find the connection he craves? Why wouldn't it?
Tess Outdoors: Back in Stile
Far from her noughties glory days spent browsing Debenhams with Gok Wan and dating Barney from Prank Patrol, once-beloved nature presenter Tess Outdoors has been disgraced from the public eye. Desperate, alone, and turfed out by David Attenborough, Tess must connect with her inner nature to find out why she cared so much about the outdoors in the first place. Sometimes-educational, always silly - Tess is back and she means nature!
Access Information for Theatre 118:
We offer step-free access to our venue auditorium for customers with mobility needs, please email us to arrange this before booking - theatre118glasgow@gmail.com.
Important Evacuation Information: Please be aware that in the event of an evacuation, our lifts are not in use. This means there is currently no step-free emergency exit from the upper levels. If you are unable to self-evacuate via stairs, we may not be able to accommodate you safely at this time.
We are committed to making our theatre accessible to everyone and are working on solutions. To discuss your specific access requirements and to help us find the best way to welcome you, please contact us at theatre118glasgow@gmail.com before booking your tickets.
Press
"Will has a very engaging presence, which comes across very well on stage. His poetry is rhyming performance poetry, which has many pop cultural references and some local references which hit particularly well. His presence on stage takes us through the comic interludes of his life, with particular favourites being Public Schoolboys love World Music and the haiku."
"An evening of good culture, concentration and connection"
£10 / PWYC
Dates
Nov 12, 2025
Time
7:30pm
Venue
Theatre 118 archive