Tag: Penkiln Burn

A new play entitled Never Lock Your Door by Bill Drummond’s alter ego Tenzing Scott Brown has been shared on the Penkiln Burn website – or, more precisely, a list of its principal characters due to the play’s endless nature.

Another newsletter from Penkiln Burn just arrived in our mailboxes, with Bill Drummond sharing a number of Forty Second Plays he wrote earlier this month titled The New River Four.

With his days of dumping dead animals outside aftershow parties long behind him, Bill Drummond has found a new sheep-related pasttime during the pandemic.

White Saviour Complex is a play written by Bill Drummond under the pseudoynm of his alter ego Tenzing Scott Brown. Its release ties in with the screening of Best Before Death by Paul Duane. The book is divided into two versions of the same play, each again featuring three acts…

If you have been following our Twitter page – which you definitely should because we are pretty awesome – you will certainly have heard about How To Burn A Million Quid, a 6-part radio podcast which was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 earlier this month. Over the course of three…

Cairnsmore Of Fleet is a finished but unreleased book by Bill Drummond. Small bits of information about the book could be found on the Penkiln Burn website.

Published in a hardback edition of 1,000 to coincide with the annual August exhibition at The Curfew Tower. The book contains poetry and prose written by those doing residencies in The Curfew Tower throughout 2014 as well as an introduction by Bill Drummond.

This paperback book is about earthquake, Haiti, being alive, watching people die, running, the end of the world, hope, fear, praying, surviving, struggle, corruption and trust. But more importantly it contains words not mediated through the mind of a western journalist but the words of a young man called Claudel…

Not to be confused with $20.000.