I Hope Your Flowers Bloom enjoyed a successful run at last year's Fringe (Image: Jassy Earl/Newsquest)
A HIT Edinburgh Fringe play is headed for the Beacon Arts Centre.
I Hope Your Flowers Bloom enjoyed a successful run at the festival last August and is now set to visit a number of Scottish theatres throughout May.
The play, written and performed by Raymond Wilson, offers a ‘raw, moving and genuinely funny exploration of healthy masculinity’.
Through his friendship with Flo, Raymond attempts to escape his Glasgow scheme into Scotland’s natural world.
When Flo leaves, he is forced to admit the things he has neglected within himself and with others.
The show, directed by Fiona MacKinnon, will be performed in Greenock at 7.30pm on Sunday May 5.
To buy tickets, go to beaconartscentre.co.uk.
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