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  • Ros Watt

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    Ros Watt is Scottish, trans actor, director and theatre maker. Since graduating from Central School of Speech and Drama in 2023 he has worked in theatre and tv across the country, credits include Macbeth (Donmar Warehouse / West End), The Outrun (Edinburgh International Festival / Royal Lyceum), A Play for Torry (Aberdeen Performing Arts), Dracula : Mina's Reckoning (National Theatre of Scotland) and Shetland (BBC / ITV). 

    Ros is also a clown and drag performer. Regularly performing solo in venues across London, and even coming second in Europe's biggest drag king competition 'Man Up' in 2024. Ros performed with Silent Faces in 'Godot is a Woman' at the Pleasance in 2023, was selected to be part of the 2025 cohort of Soho Theatre's Drag Lab : Plus and in 2025 directed Cabbage the Clown's hailed solo show 'Cinemadrome' which was at Underbelly in Edinburgh and then transferred to Soho Theatre.

    As a maker, they are incredibly passionate about making stupid, ridiculous and challenging work that brings their queerness to the front and are absolutely delighted to be developing their first solo full-length show.

    Ros Watt CPT shows

    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Amy Lauffer Neff
    Ros Watt presents

    Trans People are Awful [Starting Blocks 26]

    Sat 28th March at 9pm
    Transitioning’s hard, finding the right parts is harder. In a garage in North-East Scotland, a young trans guy invites you to witness his genius in hunting cis-men for body parts.

    Blog Posts by Ros Watt

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    "Hats off to the CPT for this fine show, well researched and coming from a place of great passion... Comm­unity theatre at its most effective."

    Camden New Journal (Human Jam)