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Fools on a Hill - Play of the Week
Theatre 118 presents
Fools on a Hill - Play of the Week
3-5 Jul 2025
This is an archive page for a past Theatre 118 production. Venue and access information below may refer to our former building at 118 Osborne Street.
Theatre 118 presents Fools on a Hill, a new play by Chris Patrick.
After God appears to one of them in a vision, two self-appointed prophets decide to take it upon themselves to start spreading the word of God again and put the world to rights the only way they know how – a good old fashioned crucifixion. A quick trip to IKEA later, and they’re ready to go. But will they go ahead with it? And if so, will they be rewarded?
Hammer ✅
Nails ✅
Flatpack Crucifix ✅
Co-Codamol ✅
What could possibly go wrong?
Monty Python's Life of Brian meets Waiting For Godot, Fools On A Hill is a hilariously blasphemous and absurd dark comedy satire about faith, following and flatpack furniture.
This event will be BYOB (one beverage per person.)
Please note that there is a flight of stairs to access the venue. For any access queries or requirements, please email theatre118glasgow@gmail.com.
Theatre 118 is part of the Outer Spaces network.
After God appears to one of them in a vision, two self-appointed prophets decide to take it upon themselves to start spreading the word of God again and put the world to rights the only way they know how – a good old fashioned crucifixion. A quick trip to IKEA later, and they’re ready to go. But will they go ahead with it? And if so, will they be rewarded?
Hammer ✅
Nails ✅
Flatpack Crucifix ✅
Co-Codamol ✅
What could possibly go wrong?
Monty Python's Life of Brian meets Waiting For Godot, Fools On A Hill is a hilariously blasphemous and absurd dark comedy satire about faith, following and flatpack furniture.
This event will be BYOB (one beverage per person.)
Please note that there is a flight of stairs to access the venue. For any access queries or requirements, please email theatre118glasgow@gmail.com.
Theatre 118 is part of the Outer Spaces network.
Press
"The Lord moves in mysterious ways in Colin McGowan's rapid-fire production that sees Patrick's stream of one liners go beyond what initially looks like an extended routine into a scabrous comic look at the painful extremes of blind faith."