# David Greig
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david greig was the supermarket (initially grocery shop) chain founded by the Greig family of Hornsey, north London. With its headquarters at Atlantic Road, Brixton (and later at Waterloo Road, London) and grocery shops across southern England, it was a rival to the Sainsbury's chain, John and Mary Sainsbury having opened their first grocery shop in Holborn one year earlier. A deep personal rivalry developed between the two families, because of acrimonious feelings about the Greigs' alleged betrayal of a verbal agreement regarding the purchasing of sites for development.
Queen MacBeth - A Study in Literary Tension
Welcome to LitIlluminated! Today we're exploring Queen MacBeth by Val McDermid
Join me as I pull this delightful book off the shelf and share my study of patterns and insights with you. Whether you're a bibliophile, a casual reader, or someone who simply loves a good story, this episode celebrate…
Why Community Engagement Is Your Greatest Asset: Wonder Fools
Wonder Fools is Robbie Gordon and Jack Nurse. They met at RCS and make work that is socially engaged – working with communities to help putting on a work. Over the past few years they’ve worked with David Greig, told stories about Scottish involvement in the Spanish Civil War, won awards, and writt…
A Day In The Life Of A Theatre Artistic Director: David Greig
David Greig is a playwright, producer, artistic director, and dramaturg, the list goes on. After studying at Bristol University, David Greig started his career working with ‘Suspect Culture’, writing most of their shows. From there, he focused on playwriting, with his work being picked up by The Tr…
How To Survive The Edinburgh Fringe: Mark Fisher
1983 Mark Fisher performed at the fringe, returning to work in the Fringe office in 1986 and has been a part of every Fringe Festival since.
He is currently a theatre critic for the Guardian, as well as contributing to other publications like the List and The Scotsman.
He has also written and co ed…
Season 8, Episode 19: Reading Short Books + Deep Dive w/ Megan P. Evans
On this episode of Currently Reading, Kaytee and Megan are discussing:
Bookish Moments: finally reading a big book and nerdy bookends
Current Reads: all the great, interesting, and/or terrible stuff we've been reading lately
Deep Dive: how the podcast has changed Megan P. Evan's life i…
Our best of 2025
Welcome to the “Nothing is Wrong with You” book podcast.
Today, we discuss the books we loved reading in 2025.
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Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte Mcconaghy (TOP PICK)
The Book of I by David Greig
Rabbit Heart by Kristine S. Ervin
Black Woods, Blue Sky by Eowyn Ivey
Fi by Alexandra Fuller
Tell Me …
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (with Matt Koplik)
Matt Koplik is back to chat with Alex about the 2017 Original Broadway Cast Album for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Music by Marc Shaiman, lyrics by Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman, with songs by Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse, book by David Greig, directed by Jack O'Brien, with music directio…
David Greig and Natalie Haynes
Comedian Natalie Haynes, Playwright David Greig and Harriett Gilbert discuss favourite books by Patricia Highsmith, David Foster Wallace and Zachary Mason.
'The Lost Books of the Odyssey' by Zachary Mason
Publisher: Vintage
'A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again' by David Foster Wallace
Publ…
BoD Episode 20: Robby Lutfy
Robby Lutfy (he/him) Sometimes an actor. Sometimes a producer. Mostly a director. Always an artist. He directs theatre at places like Cygnet Theatre, Marin Theatre Company, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, The John F Kennedy Center, and Burning Coal, etc. He was awarded the 2019 Craig Noel Award for Di…
Free Thinking Festival - Characters
Knowing Your Characters. Matthew Sweet talks to playwright David Greig and actor Siobhan Redmond about their approaches to drama. How much do you have to know about the characters and the story before you begin? How has theatre contributed to the recent discussions about Scottish identity? This eve…
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