A Little Older is a hilarious and moving memory play about the special friendship between a straight woman and a gay man. Isla, a strong-willed minister's daughter, has been left helpless and with memory loss after an auto accident. Sandy, her best pal, is determined that she will regain her memory - their friendship is too important to forget. The play was first performed in 1992 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won the prestigious Independent Theatre Award. The show transferred to London's Hampstead Theatre and has since been performed by companies in Germany, Singapore, and the U.S.
Clyde Unity Theatre, a professional company that had gained worldwide recognition as Scotland's most exciting new theatre company, has been a successful annual presenter at the Edinburgh Festival and has run successful workshops on three continents. John Binnie's work for the company also includes Accustomed to her Face, Breadmakers, and Killing Me Softly.
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