Theatre preview: Glasgow’s second Take Me Somewhere festival promises to explore the outer edges of performance

If you like your theatre conventional, well-dressed, and contained within a proscenium arch, then the one Scottish arts festival you should probably avoid is Take Me Somewhere, set to fizz and sparkle across Glasgow over the next two weeks. If, on the other hand, you think you might enjoy wandering from a one-to-one show about the experience of Syrian refugees staged in the Kibble Palace at the Botanics, to a massive moon-inspired installation in the Mackintosh Church at Queen’s Cross, to a bus that will carry audiences from Tramway to Tron to the Platform at Easterhouse – taking in a new Swedish-British exploration of aerial art, sound and visual imagery called Liquid Sky, and legendary New York avant-garde duo Split Britches in their latest show UXO – then Take Me Somewhere is probably the event for you, a thrilling two-and-half-week celebration of the outer edges of theatre, and of where performance might take us next.