We’re pleased to have reached number 48 in the List Magazine’s Hot 100 and get a mention in The Guardian’s Theatre 2011 round-up.

The Polar Bears are preparing for their upcoming show at Platform this week as part of the Wee Days In festival.

Strange Hungers’ Claude and Maud raid the Arches costume cupboard from The Arches on Vimeo.

Thanks to all who supported Strange Hungers recently at the Arches as part of Glasgay! We had great audiences and really good feedback so are looking forward to developing it in the future.

Alma Mater was featured on BBC Newsnight Review and Channel 4 News at the end of last week. In this video Kirsty Wark narrates an introduction to Alma Mater which features a brief interview with Fish and Game’s Artistic Director Eilidh MacAskill.

In this longer piece on Channel 4 News, Culture Editor Matthew Cain features new work using technology at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Alice Jones writes…

This year, in a Fringe first, the experimental Glasgow duo Fish and Game are presenting a play on an iPad. Or is Alma Mater a play? It is somewhere between theatre, film and art installation, really. You are given headphones and an iPad and ushered into a crate. The door closes and you find yourself in a child’s bedroom which, thanks to the gadget in your hands, gradually fills with a cast of characters. Except when you look up, you are all alone.