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February 2005 Scotland on Sunday

Iain Glen

HE is on first-name terms with Angelina, Mila and Nicole, but Iain Glen is the most reluctant of stars.At least, this used to be his attitude: time has mellowed him. When we met in 1993 as he prepared to play Macbeth in Michael Boyd’s celebrated staging at Glasgow’s Tron Theatre, he told me that, given the choice, he wouldn’t do any publicity at all.

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Iain Glen

EXTENSIVe details of the actor's career going as far back as his days at Aberdeen University with a wide range of press quotes.

Andy Gray in The Dogstone, Traverse Theatre Pic: Peter Dibdin

February 2005 Scotland on Sunday

Andy Gray

ANDY Gray has taken the floor. He's up on his feet and demonstrating the acting technique that was expected of him in his early stage career at Perth Theatre. He positions himself balletically, his right leg one step forward, ensuring his body is titled toward the audience.

Reviews: The Dogstone (November 2008); Cinderella (December 2008); The Mystery of Irma Vep (24 January 2009);

April 2008 Scotland on Sunday

Michelle Gomez

SHE has taken her time about it, but Michelle Gomez is finally learning how to be ambitious. Whatever it is that propelled her to those heady television heights – the insecure footballer's wife Janice McCann in The Book Group; the hilariously bonkers Sue White in Green Wing; the raucous Amanda, upwardly mobile bride-to-be, in Irvine Welsh's Wedding Belles – it wasn't a lust for fame and glory.

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Nic Green

DIRECTOR, dancer and performer of her own work, Green is the celebrated created of the feminist Trilogy.

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