Irvine Welsh is a Scottish author best known for his novel Trainspotting (1993), later adapted into a celebrated film. His writing is marked by dark humour, raw realism and characters from the margins of Scottish society. His short story collection The Acid House (1994) served as the basis for both a film and theatrical adaptations.
A remastered recording of the Dejvické Theatre's stage adaptation of Irvine Welsh's stories. A raw and darkly comic play about young people trapped in hopelessness, winner of the Alfred Radok Award.
Scottish author Irvine Welsh, best known for Trainspotting, presents an evening of readings and conversation about his literary work.
A cult recording of Dejvické Theatre's production based on Irvine Welsh's stories returns in remastered form. A raw, darkly comic exploration of a lost generation, featuring an outstanding cast led by Ivan Trojan.
