Stuart Mclachlan
Actress, Los Angeles CA
Recent news
April 2016
Stuart is set to play Pad Bluebird in Jim Bay's new production, I am Pad Bluebird. The play will take place in Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow on the 7th of April 2016.
He shall be performing alongside actress Rachel Leonard and actress Darryle Beattie in this interesting new performance.
Come along and see the show.
February 2015
Stuart Hazell is now on Spotlight. Click the image above to check out his professional Spotlight page.
News & Updates
February 2015
Stuart has just finished production on the set of, A Quiet Day.
A Quiet Day, written and directed by Martin Heron, is about a young man named Paul, a mute, who finds himself in an awkward situation, only to be helped out by a new friend.
Stuart stars alongside the very talented Rebecca Hanssen.
A Quiet Day is due out in April 2015
May 2015
The Postie is out now!
Working alongside an amazing cast, Stuart can be seen in the new up and coming series, The Postie.
Written and Directed by Ryan Norrie, the series follows the life of not-so-average postman Andy Wilson as he embarks on his adventure delivering the mail. New Scottish comedy set to continue later this year.
Mailed It!
October 2015
Hamlet Vs Zombies returns this Halloween night, at the Old Hairdressers in Glasgow. Written and directed by Jon Degnan (Bugsy Productions) the play takes a spin on Shakespeares play, Hamlet, giving it a modern day twist.
Stuart is set to reprise his role as Horatio alongside an amazing cast of talented actors and actresses.
October 2015
Stuart has now joined the Screen Acting Academy where he shall be studying Stella Adler. He is working hard to learn new techniques and new ways to develop his characters. It's looking to be a very interesting year ahead.
October 2015
Attended the 2015 NAWE Screenwrite: Breaking into Television Writing workshop with some amazing advice given from industry professionals.
Advice from award-winning screenwriter, Ed McCardie; BBC Story Producer, Stuart Hepburn; Senior Executive Producer at Creative Scotland, Robbie Allen; BBC Scotland Script Editorfor Drama, Claire Bell; Head of Drama at STV Productions, Sarah Brown; Shed Media Group, Eileen Gallagher; MacFarlaneChard Literary & Talent Agents, Peter McFarlane; Screenwriter, Fergus Mitchell; Screenwriter and MATV Lecturer, Chris Dolan; Screenwriter, Sergio Casci; Producer, Eric Coulter; Director and Producer, Michael Hines; Screenwriter and Lecturer, Ann Marie di Mambro; Lecturer for BA Filmmaking and Screen-writing at UWS, Dr John Quinn and Screenwriter, Kirstie Swain.
Loads of great advice and help to develop a career in screen writing.
The Golden Ticket, a play by James Tiffoney, was performed at the Shed in Glasgow for two night. The show was a massive success and sold out both nights.
Directed by Stuart Mclachlan (Stuart Hazell) the show was a comedic triumph and is set to be performed again in the near future.
A single location two part comedy stage play the golden ticket was originally written as a short story. Based in the
Mid Western United States., all the locations, circumstances and characters are real and took place in 1996.
PART 1.
Eating within a North American Mid Western all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant, Scot’s Jimmy, Stu & Irishman Pat observe their fellow diners with a critical eye guided by table boy Jim Morrison.
The lads are then reluctantly joined by newly married Englishman Percy Singer whom informs them of the sad news that his new wife has left him for another woman, but worse than this she has run off with his car, his baseball cards and his irreplaceable beanie baby collection... It’s then that one of the diners collapses with a heart attack.
PART 2.
Cleaning the chocolate cake from his face and pronouncing him dead, the paramedics are quickly persuaded by a
golden ticket that a mistake has been made and the recently deceased diner has miraculously been revived to cheers from all the restaurants customers except the sceptical Pat, Stu and Jimmy.