“Victoria McNulty’s bittersweet Glasgow kiss, Exiles, is a stunning response to class oppression.”
- The Morning Star
Previous Projects
Produced and Directed by Sonnet Youth.
Photo Credit: Homegrown Always BestConfessionals (2018)
A spoken word theatre show. A coming of age character piece telling the story of a shift in an East End pub, where a young barmaid encounters the devastating consequences of a society riven by poverty, sectarianism and domestic violence.
Photo Credit: David Hayman JRProduced by Fair Pley, Directed Kevin P Gilday/ David Hayman JR. Music by Calum Baird.
Exiles
A feature length spoken word film exploring alienation, militarism love and sin in a post industrial Glasgow.
You can watch award winning work from the project, written by Victoria McNulty and directed by David Hayman JR, by clicking in the picture opposite.
Photo Credit: Ally Heather
with Janette Ayachi, Susi Briggs and Morag Caimbeul
Trysting Thorns
A creative poetic response by women to the life and work of Robert Burns. Facilitated by the Scottish Poetry Library.
Watch my poem ‘Hame’ from the project by clicking on the picture opposite.
Village Story Telling Festival 2002What The Burn Saw.
A film poem documenting the history of the Seven Loch Wetlands in Glasgow from the perspective of the Molindinar Burn. I wrote, filmed and edited the film around smart phone footage of the local area. Click opposite to view.
Photo Credit: Kirstyn Jane Boyle
Group Exhibition
Offpage Vispo
My photo poem ‘An Absence Tells The Story’ was included as part of Offpage Vispo’s group exhibition in Many Studios, Glasgow (2025). The work documents the effects of diaspora and dispersion between Glasgow and Ireland. An adapted piece was included in a further exhibition at Stanza in St Andrews in 2026.
Paisley Book Festival 2021Wolf Moon.
A film poem collaboration with visual artist and designer Kirstyn Boyle as part of my residency at Paisley Book Festival in 2021. Wolf Moon pays homage to women’s labour in Paisley’s weaving industry, while following threads of gender, persecution and witchcraft.
You can watch the full film by clicking on the picture opposite.