Tony Roper's revitalized play "The Steamie" at The Dundee Rep captures the essence of 1950s Glasgow, showcasing four working-class women navigating laundry and life during Hogmanay. With a mix of humor and poignant moments, it explores themes of female solidarity, community, and resilience. This enduring Scottish classic remains relevant and captivating.
Written by Writer Tony Roper Directed by Becky Hope-Palmer Songs by Dave Anderson ★★★★ Hogmanay in the fifties. But we’re not in our glad rags partying it up in the high rises and tenements, no, Tony Roper’s firm Scottish classic The Steamie finds us throwing on a pinny and getting our hands into the basin … Continue reading The Steamie – Dundee Rep
