The event showcases a dazzling, thought-provoking mix of creativity produced by students from the School of Culture & Creative Arts’ innovative programmes and courses, including film screenings, live music performances, theatre shows, new writing, sonic art, curatorial interpretations, innovative audiovisual projects and poster displays. There's also a Key Note Address from Katie Duffy, Head of Art & Music at Glasgow Life and an opportunity for students, colleagues and external partners to meet and mingle over refreshment and a DJ set by Subcity Radio.

Below, you can find out more about the inaugural Future Creatives in 2024.

 

 

external view of the QMU with students Find out more about our first Future Creatives

Find out more about our first Future Creatives

"The opportunity to perform our work for an audience in such a lovely community environment was amazing. We cannot thank you enough for the opportunity and congratulations on such a successful event. It was an invaluable experience for us."

Contributor

"[Great to see] that assessments are more than just that, there's space to be creative, explore and display talents and skills."

Attendee

"It was nice to see the variety of work that students are making and it felt like they had autonomy over what they wanted to produce which is great to see."

Attendee

More showcases from the School of Culture & Creative Arts

The Bonds That Shape Us

The School of Culture & Creative Arts and Theatre Studies were delighted to showcase new playwriting work at the James Arnott Theatre, Gilmorehill Halls on 26 June 2025.

Featuring professional actors and directed by Director and Dramaturg, Philip Howard, the event featured new work by five emerging playwrights from the University of Glasgow's MLitt Playwriting & Dramaturgy programme:

  • Sophie Pass - Debridement
  • Chris Kane - The Bedroom
  • Kilda Kennedy - The Bigger Picture
  • Katy-Valentine Willcocks - Christmas Dinner
  • Matthew Taylor – Eggshells

Find out more about The Bonds That Shape Us