8 - 27 September 2008

'This examination of teenage lives as they break out into the adult world is an object lesson in the creative use of the stage.' Independent on Sunday

‘Stunning performances from a superb young cast… It is beautiful, haunting.’ **** The Scotsman

‘One evocative coup de theatre after another.’ **** The Herald

J is 16. She has lived in care all her life. Tonight is her first night on her own - in a 'practice flat' set up to help her leave the care system. A gateway to the outside world it is a witness to countless hopes, fears and memories.

365 follows a group of young people who pass through the flat, taking their first faltering steps towards adulthood and independence.

The National Theatre of Scotland's Artistic Director Vicky Featherstone has created a powerfully visual piece of theatre, with choreography from Steven Hoggett (Frantic Assembly), songs from Paul Buchanan (The Blue Nile) and text by David Harrower, one of Britain's leading playwrights whose acclaimed work includes the Olivier award-winning Blackbird.

For everyone 16+
Contains strong language

Running Time 1 hours 55 mins (no interval)