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The National (Scotland)
The National (Scotland)
National
Mark Brown

Sister Radio is a slow-burning story of exile and sisterhood

Sister Radio at Pitlochry Festival Theatre

IT is a contrasting scene that confronts audiences for Sara Shaarawi’s new play Sister Radio, which is the inaugural production in Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s new 157-seater studio. The stage is set in a semi-naturalistic evocation of pleasant domesticity (representing the modest Edinburgh flat of Iranian émigré Fatemeh).

By contrast, the auditorium is the very picture of a well-appointed and modern public space. Audience ­members are seated comfortably on three sides, and on two levels, around the stage in what is a very welcome addition to Scotland’s theatre stock.

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