Submarine Time Machine

The National Theatre of Scotland are preenting Submarine Time Machine on the Forth & Clyde canal this weekend. 

It is a free performance involving art and myth-making, from a leading team of professional artists and actors working alongside local community groups.

Submarine Time Machine is an, interactive, multimedia, theatre experience telling the stories of the canal as seen by mini submarine HMS XE9, whose final journey took it from the North Glasgow Canal Corridor to Rosyth in 1952. National Theatre of Scotland is working with local community groups, schools, residents and organisations to excavate the past and rediscover the myths of the canal, the secrets held by the submarine as well as the community’s hopes for the future.