Scottish Opera
17 Sept 2024Theatre
A Streetcar Named Desire
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Performances at The Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh from 24 October 2024 – 9 November 2024.
Keith Macpherson features in A Streetcar Named Desire
Keith Macpherson features in the Pitlochry Festival Theatre production of A Streetcar Named Desire.
After losing her family home and prosperous life, former southern belle Blanche Dubois moves into the shabby apartment of her younger sister Stella and her husband Stanley Kowalski in a poor neighbourhood in New Orleans.
After losing her family home and prosperous life, former southern belle Blanche Dubois moves into the shabby apartment of her younger sister Stella and her husband Stanley Kowalski in a poor neighbourhood in New Orleans.
Performances at The Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh from 24 October 2024 – 9 November 2024.
Talent Involved
Keith Macpherson
Keith recently played Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire (Pitlochry Festival Theatre) and on tour at Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh. He is currently part of the 2025 Pitlochry Festival Theatre Summer Ensemble.
Theatre credits include: Sunshine on Leith, Brief Encounter, Noises Off, Under Another Sky (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Group Portrait in a Summer Landscape (Pitlochry Festival Theatre/Lyceum); Il Trittico (Scottish Opera); Waiting for Godot (Citizens Theatre); Yellow Moon, The Monster in the Hall (Citizens/National Theatre of Scotland); Light Boxes (Gridiron); Rogue Herries (Theatre by the Lake); Decky Does a Bronco (Gridiron/Almeida); 4.48 Psychosis (Sweetscar/Cumbernauld Theatre/Tramway); Private Agenda, Factory Girls (7:84), The Lost Child (Chichester Festival Theatre); Timeless (Suspect Culture); Faust, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Arsenic and Old Lace (Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh); Invisible Man (Vanishing Point); Brave (Communicado); Macbeth (Chester Gateway); Bloodknot, Piaf, Twelfth Night (Brunton Theatre); Sunset Song (TAG).
Film credits include: Stan and Ollie, My Name is Joe.
Theatre credits include: Sunshine on Leith, Brief Encounter, Noises Off, Under Another Sky (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Group Portrait in a Summer Landscape (Pitlochry Festival Theatre/Lyceum); Il Trittico (Scottish Opera); Waiting for Godot (Citizens Theatre); Yellow Moon, The Monster in the Hall (Citizens/National Theatre of Scotland); Light Boxes (Gridiron); Rogue Herries (Theatre by the Lake); Decky Does a Bronco (Gridiron/Almeida); 4.48 Psychosis (Sweetscar/Cumbernauld Theatre/Tramway); Private Agenda, Factory Girls (7:84), The Lost Child (Chichester Festival Theatre); Timeless (Suspect Culture); Faust, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Arsenic and Old Lace (Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh); Invisible Man (Vanishing Point); Brave (Communicado); Macbeth (Chester Gateway); Bloodknot, Piaf, Twelfth Night (Brunton Theatre); Sunset Song (TAG).
Film credits include: Stan and Ollie, My Name is Joe.
Television credits include: Taggart, Silent Witness.