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A typical Celtic-supporting family follows the team through its run to the 2003 UEFA Cup final in Seville. Tony Roper wrote the play to celebrate the supporters’ passionate but good-natured response to losing the cup.
On Hogmanay in the early 1950s, women doing their laundry in a Glasgow public washhouse share stories and aspirations.
A typical Celtic-supporting family follows the team through its run to the 2003 UEFA Cup final in Seville. Tony Roper wrote the play to celebrate the supporters’ passionate but good-natured response to losing the cup.
On Hogmanay in the early 1950s, women doing their laundry in a Glasgow public washhouse share stories and aspirations.