David Leddy is a playwright and director based in Glasgow, UK. He specialises in work that combines dramatic new writing with elements of performance art and unusual locations ranging from a graveyard to a greenhouse, from a pitch-black cupboard to his own bedroom. He sometimes even shows his work in theatres.

He has been described as 'the rising star of Scottish theatre' by The Observer, a ‘theatrical maverick’ with a 'propensity for fearless experiment' by the Financial Times and a 'brilliant site-specific theatre-maker' who is ‘one of the most interesting dramatic writers on the Scottish scene’ by Joyce McMillan in The Scotsman.

Outside Scotland, his work has been shown in London, Amsterdam, Boston, Buenos Aires and Delhi. His work is studied on various undergraduate degree courses in the UK and he is also the first person in Scotland to complete a practice-based PhD in theatre.

* * * * * ‘Brilliant… haunting… magnificent… stunning’ The Scotsman (Sub Rosa)

* * * * ‘Ravishing… chilling… exquisite’ The Guardian (Sub Rosa)

* * * * * ‘Skill, style, suspense and panache’ Metro (Sub Rosa)

* * * * 'Richly poetic... haunting... exceptional... superb... ' The Scotsman (Home Hindrance)

* * * * 'Unique... a touching requiem for the living' The Guardian (Home Hindrance)

* * * * ‘A magical blend of sorrow, anger, compassion, excellent writing and magnificent music.’ The Scotsman (Susurrus)

* * * * ‘Ambitious, absorbing and rewarding drama’ Metro (Reekie)

* * * * ‘A tour de force’ The List (On The Edge)

* * * * ‘Momentous… Extraordinary’ The Scotsman (In The Shade)