'Senility' was originally written for MSD in Glasgow, and first performed at the Cottier Theatre in Glasgow's West End in 1996. 'Senility' is very much about 'theatre', in fact it pokes fun at nearly every theatrical form during the course of the play. The evening is rather absurd, and completely ridiculous!

'Outcast' is set in 17th century Scotland at the time of the witch hunts. The biblical injunction, 'Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live', (Exodus 22.18) sanctioned widespread persecution. Witchhunts began in Scotland with Mary, Queen of Scots' arrival from France, but became widespread under the reign of her son, James. 'Outcast' follows the persecution of a young girl after an innocent remark.

'Outcast' is not straight drama, and certainly not a musical. The only way to describe it is as a piece of theatre. We have concentrated in class on voice, movement and character work; the purpose of the project is to give the students the chance to perform.

The scenes introduce some diverse characters to the audience, including, the exasperated Guide leader and her mad coven of Brownies, an amorous but stubborn Bull, some Twitchy Birdwatchers, and a bunch of Wild Picts who utilise modern technology to guard Bennachie. There are three characters linking the sketches together, they are Her, Ack and Les. As the play progresses they pick up objects or "tokens" forgotten and left behind by the characters. These tokens are kept and are gathered together at the end of the play in "The Apples".