A sharply perceptive, darkly funny riff on urban isolation by one of Scotland's leading playwrights.
This is a big day for Sadie and Bill; their favourite person is coming to visit. They've gone to great lengths to prepare for the occasion. It's an even bigger day for Jackie; and not one she'd anticipated. Should she make the most of it? She doesn't know if she can any more; too many people depend on her.
Any Given Day explores our fear of the unknown, and our guilt and responsibility towards ourselves and others.
'as bold, unnerving and fraught as anything McLean has written' - Guardian
'an excellent play which truly does horrify on so many levels' - Independent
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Linda McLean's work for theatre includes: Shimmer (Traverse); Riddance (Traverse); Any Given Day (Traverse); Sex and God (Platform); strangers, babies (Traverse); One Good Beating (Traverse); The Price of a Good Dinner (Derby Playhouse); co-author of The Corridor (Benchtours). Radio work includes Take One Egg (BBC Radio 4). She has also worked with Derby Playhouse and Paines Plough.