Something new has entered the Dialogue chat today – Extracts from The Lost and Found by Taya Sian.
In this new format, we explore some of the unmissable stories from Scottish Youth Theatre’s vaults. And kicking off is Taya’s piece that was first shown as part of Trajectories 2025 at the Assembly Roxy.
The Lost and Found follows Sherry who has returned home after being at university, back working at her local pub she discovers lost items that stir old memories of people and events from her past.
In this recording you can get an exclusive listen of Taya’s favourite moments from the piece, as well as some surprising bonus content that didn’t make it into the final cut of the show. So whether you didn’t get the chance to watch the show or you were one of the lucky audience members who attended Trajectories – there’s something for everyone.
You can stream the episode directly below, or by visiting our podcast site.
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Taya Sian is an actor and writer from Glasgow. She is passionate about showcasing working-class stories and her writing is heavily inspired by her experiences growing up as a young carer. She thinks it’s important to address topics we don’t usually see in the theatre. She hopes that being able to see her own story on stage will help others who had similar upbringings feel less alone.
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