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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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The Outrun | Edinburgh International Festival

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagin

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Olivier Award-winning playwright Stef Smith joins forces with Vicky Featherstone, former Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, to reimagine Amy Liptrot’s bestselling memoir. Edinburgh’s producing theatre The Lyceum returns to the International Festival to present this world premiere. A young woman finds herself washed up back home on the Scottish archipelago of Orkney. She has no idea how or if she can rebuild her life after a decade of addiction.

Flashing back and forth between Orkney and London, we get a glimpse into her former urban existence and its intoxicating temptations that pushed her to the point of destruction. She must find a way to navigate the alluring wildlife and wildness of both environments.

Smith's urgent retelling speaks to the impact of isolation and loneliness and – ultimately – the resilience of people.

Members involved: Vicki Manderson

Venue: Church Hill Theatre

Time: 1 pm & 3 pm & 8 pm (90 min)

Dates: Wed 14 – Sat 24 Aug

Tickets: £25 / £27 /£30

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/the-outrun#about

Access info: BSL Interpreted

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The performance on Wed 21 Aug will be followed by a Post-Show Talk

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A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every performance, which are available from 21 March. First, log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. £10 Affordable Tickets are available Price B. Select your seat(s) and add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Arts workers and under 30s concessions are not available on top-price tickets (Price A). Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. MULTIBUY OFFERS
We have a variety of multibuy offers where you can save 20% on standard price tickets when you buy tickets for multiple shows. All multibuy offers exclude concessions and top-price tickets. Multibuy offers will only apply when tickets are purchased in the same transaction.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Groups of ten or more receive a 10% discount on full-price tickets for selected performances. For groups of more than 20, phone the box office or email [email protected]
YOUNG CHILDREN POLICY
We adhere to each venue's individual policy and advise that you contact our box office for further information before booking tickets. We will include age guidance on relevant performances.
TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS
No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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Curious Seed’s A Field Happening…NOW is an invitation to gather with one another in a durational dance vigil in solidarity with those facing oppression, apartheid, genocide and state violence across the world. Over 8 hours, dancers will take the place of the candle which stays lit during a vigil. The dance will move between and across bodies in an act of embodied hope and a sharing of energy, resources, time, and knowledge.

Venue: Holyrood Park, by the hedge near the Palace wall.

Date: Thursday 22 Aug

Time: From 10am-6pm, with someone always dancing in the space the whole time.

Info: https://www.curious-seed.com/fieldhappeningnow

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A Field Happening...NOW

August 22nd 2024, 10am-6pm - Holyrood Park, Edinburgh
Invitation to Dancers
Curious Seed's A Field Happening...NOW is an invitation to gather with one another in a durational dance vigil in solidarity with those facing oppression, apartheid, genocide and state violence across the world. Over 8 hours, dancers will take the place of the candle which stays lit during a vigil. The dance will move between and across bodies in an act of embodied hope and a sharing of energy, resources, time, and knowledge.

It is a call to action, whilst holding a space to be in the present moment with others to grieve, give gratitude, reflect and to move towards the world we want to build for one another. A Field Happening...NOW is an invitation to gather in nature to / dance / rest / listen / heal / contemplate / connect / question / play / process / breathe together.

We hope that through giving our attention across 8 hours to people who are currently living through ongoing oppression that we will create new forms of solidarity; growing resilience and resistance.
Dancing for those oppressed/ Dancing for those resisting
Dancing for those no longer here / Dancing for those not yet here

Revisiting Curious Seed's work Field...Something for the Future NOW, the happening will take place in the same site, building on a history of bodies who have danced in this field - in an act of hope and togetherness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Come and be in community with us at the vigil, as witnesses and active participants.

The event will be part of Healing Arts Scotland

In line with our values as an organisation, we are against all forms of oppression. We continue to condemn the ongoing atrocities being enacted upon the people of Palestine by the Western-backed Israeli government. We believe art must be enabled to flourish to give hope to all in these dark times, and this event is an act of solidarity with Palestinian artists who continue to resist apartheid and oppression.

Curious Seed is building a relationship towards a future collaboration with the Al-Harah Theater in Palestine. Al-Harah Theater, established in 2005, is a non-profit organisation based in Beit Jala, Bethlehem. Al Harah Theater aims to produce theatre that is well-crafted yet moving, challenging yet accessible, essential, honest and, like Curious Seed, believe that performance has the potential to change the lives of those who make it and those who watch it.

Please consider reading more about and donating to their work: Fundraiser by Diane Thornton : Al Harah Theater: A Voice for Theatre & Culture in Palestine (gofundme.com)

Invitation
We are extending this invitation to participate in A Field Happening...NOW.

Participation in the happening/vigil will be on a voluntary and unpaid basis.

Our intention is that there will be at least one person dancing for 8 hours, with a space dedicated for solo reflection. You will be welcome to step into this place.

At the same time, there will be a series of scores and suggestions offered throughout the day. You are welcome to participate and/or witness.

There may be the opportunity to share some spoken word, poetry, reflections...

If you are a musician, you are also welcome to play (acoustically). There will be other musicians present at certain times (tbc) over the day.

Please note that this is not a space for 'open practice/play', but an intentional participation in a vigil, making a commitment to giving our attention to the themes across 8 hours.

Costume: We invite you to consider wearing one colour (preferably not black). Please be aware your clothes could get dirty. Please do not feel the need to purchase anything new. We encourage you to look at this link to see what brands you may want to boycott when considering what to wear, and for future awareness. Act Now Against These Companies Profiting from the Genocide of the Palestinian People | BDS Movement

Location: Holyrood Park, by the hedge near the Palace wall.

Google map pin - https://maps.app.goo.gl/G1ev66TW9KQEiXbg9

WhatThreeWords - https://w3w.co/spring.retain.helps

Timings: The event will run from 10am-6pm, with someone always dancing in the space the whole time.

You are welcome to come and join for as long or short as you like and are able to during the day.

Toilets: There are gender neutral and accessible public toilets in the park, a short walk away from the site.

Accessibility: There is a public footpath.
Transport:
Car park

Bike racks: by the public toilets and outside Parliament (please use these rather than leaving bikes unattended at the site)

Buses: no 35 to bottom of the Royal Mile.
What to bring?
The event will happen, whatever the weather. If you can, please bring waterproofs, sun cream, water, food and friends!
What do we need to know from you?
If possible, it would be helpful to know what time you think you might be able to attend and how long you can stay for. This will help us know how many people will be present at one time. However, if you don't know this yet, please don't let this put you off from attending and joining on the day.

Some of the scores we will be using may be explored at Curious Seed's Monday Den Sessions 3-5.30pm (August 12th and 19th) in the new space at Ocean Point, if you would like to come along to try some things out and meet others before the 22nd.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Please email Hannah: hannah@curious-seed.co.uk and cc Chris in: chris@curious-seed.co.uk

We hope to see you on the Field!

With warmth,

Hannah and Chris

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AUGUST 22ND 2024, HOLYROOD PARK, EDINBURGH

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The Verdict:How far would you go to prove your innocence? The Verdict takes place in a courtroom, where an unimpressed jury deliberate a murder trial given the accused’s testimony. Not everything is as it seems. What will be the final verdict? Are they really innocent or are they guilty?

Members Involved: Ruth Walker

Venue: PASS Theatre (Venue 446)

Time: 6 pm (60 mins)

Dates: Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th Aug

Tickets: £10/7

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/springboard-24

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Ruth Walker on Instagram: "Still trying to wrap my head around this but my choreography and work are going to be in an Edinburgh Fringe show! 

The Verdict:
How far would you go to prove your innocence? The Verdict takes place in a courtroom, where an unimpressed jury deliberate a murder trial given the accused’s testimony. Not everything is as it seems. What will be the final verdict? Are they really innocent or are they guilty? 

Featured as part of Springboard '24, produced by @passdance

Choreography: Ruth Walker

Cast: Cerys Deveney, Elizabeth Dennis, Gargi Sharma, Ruth Walker and Zoë Hooper
@dev_cerys @elizabethdxnnis @gargisharma13
@zoe_danceartist

🗓Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th August at 6pm

📍PASS Theatre (Venue 446), Edinburgh College, 350 West Granton Road, Edinburgh, EH5 1QE

🎟Tickets are available to buy through the official Edinburgh Fringe website (search 'Springboard') or the direct link is in my bio!

#edinburghfringe #edfringe"

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56 likes, 24 comments - ruthwalkerdance on August 4, 2024: "Still trying to wrap my head around this but my choreography and work are going to be in an Edinburgh Fringe show! 

The Verdict:
How far would you go to prove your innocence? The Verdict takes place in a courtroom, where an unimpressed jury deliberate a murder trial given the accused’s testimony. Not everything is as it seems. What will be the final verdict? Are they really innocent or are they guilty? 

Featured as part of Springboard '24, produced by @passdance

Choreography: Ruth Walker

Cast: Cerys Deveney, Elizabeth Dennis, Gargi Sharma, Ruth Walker and Zoë Hooper
@dev_cerys @elizabethdxnnis @gargisharma13
@zoe_danceartist

🗓Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th August at 6pm

📍PASS Theatre (Venue 446), Edinburgh College, 350 West Granton Road, Edinburgh, EH5 1QE

🎟Tickets are available to buy through the official Edinburgh Fringe website (search 'Springboard') or the direct link is in my bio!

#edinburghfringe #edfringe". 

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16:00-19:00 The Nelken Line - Moyna Flannigan & Janice Parker

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Call Out: The Nelken Line

Working with artist Moyna Flannigan and choreographer Janice Parker, Collective are inviting participants to take part in a public performance of Pina Bausch’s dance work The Nelken Line — taking place on Saturday 17 August amongst the historic monuments and panoramic city views of Calton Hill.

Members Involved: Janice Parker

Venue: Collective gallery

Dates: 17 August

Time: 16:00 (180 mins)

Sign Up to Participate: https://www.collective-edinburgh.art/about/opportunities

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Current vacancies and job opportunities to join the Collective team.

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16:00 - 19:00 The Nelken Line - Moyna Flannigan & Janice Parker

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Call Out: The Nelken Line

Working with artist Moyna Flannigan and choreographer Janice Parker, Collective are inviting participants to take part in a public performance of Pina Bausch’s dance work The Nelken Line — taking place on Saturday 17 August amongst the historic monuments and panoramic city views of Calton Hill.

Members Involved: Janice Parker

Venue: Collective gallery

Dates: 17 August

Time: 16:00 (180 mins)

Sign Up to Participate: https://www.collective-edinburgh.art/about/opportunities

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21:45- 23:00 Opening Event: Where to Begin

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To ignite the Festival season, Scotland’s heritage and mythology converge in a hypnotic experience, transforming an iconic Edinburgh location into the epicentre of creative power. Gather with us to discover and share in a new ritual, hear a new myth, and play your part in summoning up the festival spirit that courses through the city every August.

Members Involved: Tess Letham, Jade Adamson

Venue: George Heriot's

Dates: Fri 2 – Sun 4 Aug

Time: 9:45 pm (70 min)

Tickets:  £7. 50 - £15.00

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/opening-event#about

Access info: Audio Described Captioned on Sun 4 Aug.

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To ignite the Festival season, Scotland's heritage and mythology converge in a hypnotic experience, transforming an iconic Edinburgh location into the epicentre of creative power. Gather with us to discover and share in a new ritual, hear a new myth, and play your part in summoning up the festival spirit that courses through the city every August.

As the sun sets, George Heriot's grounds come alive with the flicker of flames. Be guided through by the artisans as they feed the fires and raise a toast. Then, witness the story of a hidden world, buried deep in the vaults and tunnels beneath our feet.

In partnership with The Macallan, exceptional Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and created by Pinwheel, Opening Event: Where to Begin draws upon the combined commitment to creativity and excellence that lies within our shared Scottish identity. Blending immersive installation, performance, spectacular video projection and captivating storytelling, this is where to begin your August adventure.

Visit Opening Event: Where to begin FAQs for additional information about venue entry and facilities.

The International Festival's partnership with The Macallan is rooted in our shared heritage, creativity and global reach, and is firmly anchored in Scotland. Founded in 1824, The Macallan is renowned worldwide for its extraordinary single malt whiskies. Their outstanding quality and distinctive character reveal the uncompromised excellence pursued by The Macallan since it was established by founder, Alexander Reid, on a plateau above the River Spey in north-east Scotland.

Sign up to The Macallan Society to hear exciting news and gain exclusive access to all things The Macallan.

Crafted without compromise. Please savour The Macallan responsibly. Do not share with anyone under the legal purchase age.

Pinwheel conceives and creates breathtaking events that inspire curiosity, spark imagination, transform spaces and transport audiences. Working across artistic boundaries, Pinwheel brings together collaborative creative teams to dream up unique and adventurous audience experiences.

You might also like

Visit Opening Event: Where to begin FAQs for additional information about venue entry and facilities.

An Edinburgh International Festival production. Created by Pinwheel.

Creative Team
Katy Fuller Creative Director
Simon Sharkey Co Director
Yeast Culture Video Artists
Roma Yagnik Composer
Davey Anderson Writer & Dramaturg Fire Artists
Becky Minto Production Design
Fraser Lappin Production Design Associate
Phil Supple Lighting Designer
Brigid McCarthy Movement Direction

Delivery Team
Holly Goodfellow Producer Head of Operations & Production Technical Production Manager
Ellen Fernley Project Coordinator

The event will feature an array of effects including:

* Fire and pyrotechnic effects
* Strobe lighting
* Laser and haze effects
* Loud music and noise
TICKET PRICES AND CONCESSIONS

A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every night.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
Log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. Add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.

D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.

No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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To ignite the Festival season, Scotland’s heritage and mythology converge in a hypnotic experience, transforming an iconic Edinburgh location into the epicentre of creative power. Gather with us to discover and share in a new ritual, hear a new myth, and play your part in summoning up the festival spirit that courses through the city every August.

Members Involved: Tess Letham, Jade Adamson

Venue: George Heriot's

Dates: Fri 2 – Sun 4 Aug

Time: 9:45 pm (70 min)

Tickets:  £7. 50 - £15.00

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/opening-event#about

Access info: Audio Described Captioned on Sun 4 Aug.

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To ignite the Festival season, Scotland's heritage and mythology converge in a hypnotic experience, transforming an iconic Edinburgh location into the epicentre of creative power. Gather with us to discover and share in a new ritual, hear a new myth, and play your part in summoning up the festival spirit that courses through the city every August.

As the sun sets, George Heriot's grounds come alive with the flicker of flames. Be guided through by the artisans as they feed the fires and raise a toast. Then, witness the story of a hidden world, buried deep in the vaults and tunnels beneath our feet.

In partnership with The Macallan, exceptional Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and created by Pinwheel, Opening Event: Where to Begin draws upon the combined commitment to creativity and excellence that lies within our shared Scottish identity. Blending immersive installation, performance, spectacular video projection and captivating storytelling, this is where to begin your August adventure.

Visit Opening Event: Where to begin FAQs for additional information about venue entry and facilities.

The International Festival's partnership with The Macallan is rooted in our shared heritage, creativity and global reach, and is firmly anchored in Scotland. Founded in 1824, The Macallan is renowned worldwide for its extraordinary single malt whiskies. Their outstanding quality and distinctive character reveal the uncompromised excellence pursued by The Macallan since it was established by founder, Alexander Reid, on a plateau above the River Spey in north-east Scotland.

Sign up to The Macallan Society to hear exciting news and gain exclusive access to all things The Macallan.

Crafted without compromise. Please savour The Macallan responsibly. Do not share with anyone under the legal purchase age.

Pinwheel conceives and creates breathtaking events that inspire curiosity, spark imagination, transform spaces and transport audiences. Working across artistic boundaries, Pinwheel brings together collaborative creative teams to dream up unique and adventurous audience experiences.

You might also like

Visit Opening Event: Where to begin FAQs for additional information about venue entry and facilities.

An Edinburgh International Festival production. Created by Pinwheel.

Creative Team
Katy Fuller Creative Director
Simon Sharkey Co Director
Yeast Culture Video Artists
Roma Yagnik Composer
Davey Anderson Writer & Dramaturg Fire Artists
Becky Minto Production Design
Fraser Lappin Production Design Associate
Phil Supple Lighting Designer
Brigid McCarthy Movement Direction

Delivery Team
Holly Goodfellow Producer Head of Operations & Production Technical Production Manager
Ellen Fernley Project Coordinator

The event will feature an array of effects including:

* Fire and pyrotechnic effects
* Strobe lighting
* Laser and haze effects
* Loud music and noise
TICKET PRICES AND CONCESSIONS

A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every night.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
Log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. Add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.

D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

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All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS

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No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

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To ignite the Festival season, Scotland’s heritage and mythology converge in a hypnotic experience, transforming an iconic Edinburgh location into the epicentre of creative power. Gather with us to discover and share in a new ritual, hear a new myth, and play your part in summoning up the festival spirit that courses through the city every August.

Members Involved: Tess Letham, Jade Adamson

Venue: George Heriot's

Dates: Fri 2 – Sun 4 Aug

Time: 9:45 pm (70 min)

Tickets:  £7. 50 - £15.00

https://www.eif.co.uk/events/opening-event#about

Access info: Audio Described Captioned on Sun 4 Aug.

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To ignite the Festival season, Scotland's heritage and mythology converge in a hypnotic experience, transforming an iconic Edinburgh location into the epicentre of creative power. Gather with us to discover and share in a new ritual, hear a new myth, and play your part in summoning up the festival spirit that courses through the city every August.

As the sun sets, George Heriot's grounds come alive with the flicker of flames. Be guided through by the artisans as they feed the fires and raise a toast. Then, witness the story of a hidden world, buried deep in the vaults and tunnels beneath our feet.

In partnership with The Macallan, exceptional Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and created by Pinwheel, Opening Event: Where to Begin draws upon the combined commitment to creativity and excellence that lies within our shared Scottish identity. Blending immersive installation, performance, spectacular video projection and captivating storytelling, this is where to begin your August adventure.

Visit Opening Event: Where to begin FAQs for additional information about venue entry and facilities.

The International Festival's partnership with The Macallan is rooted in our shared heritage, creativity and global reach, and is firmly anchored in Scotland. Founded in 1824, The Macallan is renowned worldwide for its extraordinary single malt whiskies. Their outstanding quality and distinctive character reveal the uncompromised excellence pursued by The Macallan since it was established by founder, Alexander Reid, on a plateau above the River Spey in north-east Scotland.

Sign up to The Macallan Society to hear exciting news and gain exclusive access to all things The Macallan.

Crafted without compromise. Please savour The Macallan responsibly. Do not share with anyone under the legal purchase age.

Pinwheel conceives and creates breathtaking events that inspire curiosity, spark imagination, transform spaces and transport audiences. Working across artistic boundaries, Pinwheel brings together collaborative creative teams to dream up unique and adventurous audience experiences.

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Visit Opening Event: Where to begin FAQs for additional information about venue entry and facilities.

An Edinburgh International Festival production. Created by Pinwheel.

Creative Team
Katy Fuller Creative Director
Simon Sharkey Co Director
Yeast Culture Video Artists
Roma Yagnik Composer
Davey Anderson Writer & Dramaturg Fire Artists
Becky Minto Production Design
Fraser Lappin Production Design Associate
Phil Supple Lighting Designer
Brigid McCarthy Movement Direction

Delivery Team
Holly Goodfellow Producer Head of Operations & Production Technical Production Manager
Ellen Fernley Project Coordinator

The event will feature an array of effects including:

* Fire and pyrotechnic effects
* Strobe lighting
* Laser and haze effects
* Loud music and noise
TICKET PRICES AND CONCESSIONS

A limited number of £10 Affordable Tickets are available for every night.
The £10 Affordable Ticket is subject to availability and limited to two per customer per event. No proof of eligibility is required. £10 Affordable Tickets work on a trust basis and we hope that these will only be chosen by people who need them.
Log into your online account or create a new account if you don't have one. Add the tickets to your basket. Enter promo code INVITED at checkout, and your ticket(s) will be discounted to £10.

D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people and under 18s are entitled to a 50% concession discount.

Free Essential Companion tickets are available for those who need them. Select Essential Companion ticket from the drop-down menu, and the price will automatically update to a free ticket in your basket. You must purchase two tickets for the Essential Companion offer to apply.
All concessions are subject to availability. Ticket prices may vary from previously published prices. TICKET EXCHANGES & REFUNDS

Arts workers and under 30s are entitled to a 30% concession discount. Proof of eligibility may be requested at venues.

No refunds will be given except in the event of cancellation of a performance. Tickets may be exchanged up to 48 hours before a performance to another performance of the same show, subject to availability. A £1.50 fee per ticket exchanged will be charged.

We have partnered with TicketPlan to offer optional ticket protection. This allows you to recoup 100% of the paid ticket price (including any booking fee) if you are unable to attend your event for any number of covered reasons, including illness, travel delays, adverse weather conditions and more. For more information, visit ticketplangroup.com/eifrefundpromise

Refund Protection is an optional service offered by Edinburgh International Festival and administered by TicketPlan. It is not an insurance policy.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

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Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

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Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

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https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie.

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie.

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20:10 - 21:20 VL by Francesca Moody Productions

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20:10 - 21:20 VL by Francesca Moody Productions

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie.

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie.

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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20:10 - 21:20 VL by Francesca Moody Productions

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20:10 - 21:20 VL by Francesca Moody Productions

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VL by Francesca Moody Productions

Max and Stevie are just two wee guys trying to survive in an ordinary Scottish secondary school. But to survive, sometimes you need to hide. And there's no hiding when you're a VL. VL = Virgin Lips. It means you've never kissed a lassie, or a laddie. The longer you stay a VL, the more of a VL you become. The producers of Fleabag bring you another riotous comedy from the Fringe First Award-winning writers of Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair, about young boys trying to navigate romance in the hormonal pressure cooker of a small-town school

Members Involved: Janice Parker (Movement Director)

Venue: ROUNDABOUT @ Summerhall

Dates: 01 - 26 Aug (not Tuesdays)

Time: 20:10 (70 mins)

Tickets: £16/14.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/vl

Access Info: Closed Captions (via a tablet) on 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 & 24 Aug.

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The Flock and Moving Cloud by Scottish Dance Theatre

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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The Flock and Moving Cloud by Scottish Dance Theatre

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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The Flock and Moving Cloud by Scottish Dance Theatre

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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Description

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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18:20 - 19:35 The Flock and Moving Cloud by Scottish Dance Theatre

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The Flock and Moving Cloud by Scottish Dance Theatre

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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Description

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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The Flock and Moving Cloud by Scottish Dance Theatre

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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Description

This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud.

Members Involved: Joan Cleville (Artistic Director)

Venue: Zoo Southside

Dates: Aug 13 - 25 (not 19)

Time: 18:20 (75 mins)

Tickets: £16/14

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/flock-and-moving-cloud

Access Info: Audio Described on 15, 16, 17 & 18 Aug.

Relaxed Performances on 15, 20 & 21 Aug

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This August, Scottish Dance Theatre set the stage on fire with two of their most physically daring and dynamic works in an unforgettable evening of dance by two of the most-exciting female choreographers in the European dance scene: Roser López Espinosa and Sofia Nappi. Fasten your seat belt and get ready to take off as the dancers embark on a fascinating journey inspired by the migration of birds in The Flock, then experience the fusion of contemporary dance and traditional Celtic music in Moving Cloud. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Audio described performances

Dates: 15 August, 16 August, 17 August, 18 August

Type: Unit with headset

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team to book your tickets and request any specific seating locations or if booking a unit is required.

More about this show: Listen to audio flyer

Relaxed performances

Dates: 15 August, 20 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Additional information: Audiences will be provided with a social story and sensory resources will be available. The show will be opened with an announcement that highlights the loudest and darkest moments of the performance.

Be aware that this show features:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

An intermission

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

Performer goes into audience area

Audience chill out area

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

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A Giant on the Bridge by KT Producing

Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

Access Info: Audio Described on 14 Aug

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story.

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

Access Info: Audio Described on 14 Aug

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

Access Info: Audio Described on 14 Aug

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

Access Info: Audio Described on 14 Aug

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story.

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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10:40 -12:00 A Giant on the Bridge by KT Producing

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10:40 -12:00 A Giant on the Bridge by KT Producing

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A Giant on the Bridge by KT Producing

Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland’s leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community – people from across the criminal justice system.

Members Involved: Janice Parker (movement director)

Venue: Assembly Roxy

Dates: Aug 2-18 (off Wed 7 & Mon 12)

Time: 10:40 (80 mins)

Tickets: £12.50 /11.50

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/giant-on-the-bridge

Access Info: Audio Described on 14 Aug

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Description

Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story. Identity, family, community, restoration and injustice are explored through original songwriting, hip-hop and immersive storytelling by five of Scotland's leading musicians. Developed with the Distant Voices Community - people from across the criminal justice system. Part of MadeInScotlandShowcase.com.

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

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Unflinching, spellbinding gig theatre devised by award-winning theatre maker Liam Hurley and songwriter Jo Mango, also featuring Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Raveloe and Solareye. Every year in Scotland, thousands of people return home from prison to an uncertain future. A Giant on the Bridge reveals the hidden heartbeat within one such story.

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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15:50 - 16:50 Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

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Timeless by PRIME and LYDC

A joyful celebration of the dance of life, regardless of where you are on that road. Featuring Dance Base's in-house companies Lothian Youth Dance Company and PRIME, Timeless brings together dancers aged 14 to 80+ in one life-affirming showcase with four new works by choreographers Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills, Lewis Normand and Alan Greig.

Members Involved: Choreographers: Katie Armstrong, Tony Mills & Lewis Normand

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: 02-11 Aug (not Mondays)

Time: 15:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/14

https://assemblyfestival.com/whats-on/629-timeless

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14:00 - 17:00 Out of Class- Fringe Edition

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14:00 - 17:00 Out of Class- Fringe Edition

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Out of Class- Fringe Edition

An open space for improvisation with a focus on the interplay between dance and live music, presented in partnership with Curious Seed!

Facilitated by Christine Devaney (Artistic Director of Curious Seed) this session is for dance artists with experience in any discipline, who are interested in exploring improvisation. The session will build from simple guided scores, providing a space for us to tune into ourselves and others, and then with the dance that emerges through this awareness.

Members Involved: Christine Devaney

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 25 Aug

Time: 14:00 (180 mins)

Tickets: £5/2.50

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/out-of-class-fringe-edition/?id=138409

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About the Class

Out of Class in Partnership with Curious Seed
Fringe Festival Edition: Sunday 25th August
14:00-17:00 (Extended Time)

£5 for Edinburgh based artists
£2.50 for artists based outside of Edinburgh

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Join us in the studio a fringe edition of Out of Class- an open space for improvisation with a focus on the interplay between dance and live music, presented in partnership with Curious Seed!

Facilitated by Christine Devaney (Artistic Director of Curious Seed) this session is for dance artists with experience in any discipline, who are interested in exploring improvisation. The session will build from simple guided scores, providing a space for us to tune into ourselves and others, and then with the dance that emerges through this awareness.

Visual Artists and Writers are also welcome to participate and explore their own discipline in relation to the dance and the music.

This session is extended in length and for the last hour, 16:00-17:00 we warmly invite spectators into the space to witness the session. Spectator entry must be pre-booked ( Free).

Presented in partnership with Curious Seed.

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Out of Class in Partnership with Curious Seed - Dance Base

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Out of Class in Partnership with Curious SeedFringe Festival Edition: Sunday 25th August 14:00-17:00 (Extended Time) £5 for Edinburgh based artists£2.50 for artists based outside of Edinburgh ----- Join us in the studio a fringe edition of Out of Class- an open space for improvisation with a focus on the interplay between dance and live music, presented in partnership with Curious Seed!

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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10:00 - 11:30 Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane 

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Professional Contemporary Class with Bridie Gane

Bridie will teach a release based class focusing on swing, rebound and momentum. Utilising improvisation and floor work, Bridie's class is set to an upbeat soundtrack inviting dancers to be playful, have fun and dance like no one is watching!

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 20 - 26 Aug

Time: 10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-bridie-gane/?id=134493

Access Info: this is a professional level technique class and it is therefore for those who are practicing and/or working at a professional level.

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people.

A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013). She is currently an Associate Artist with Catherine Wheels, was previously an Associate Artist with Dance Base and has worked with:

Lyra, The Work Room, Imaginate, Merchant City Festival, Catherine Wheels, Dance Base, Buzzcut, Lothian Youth Dance company, Heart of Hawick, City Moves (Aberdeen), The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway Dance, Cinedans (Amsterdam), Gary Clarke, Martin Green, Creative Youth Network (Bristol), Tanzburo Munich, Sophiensaele (Berlin), Lucky Trimmer (Berlin)

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Professional Contemporary with Bridie Gane - Dance Base

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Her work utilises strong musicality, physicality and humour, spanning live performance for the stage and outdoor locations, dance film and dance works with and for young people. A graduate from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2012), Bridie spent three years in Berlin, Germany where her solo work 'BIM BAM BUM' won the title of 'The Best German Dance Solo' at Euro Scene, Leipzig (2013).

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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Pro Class with Tess Letham

Tess’s classes are inspired by David Zambrano’s Flying Low & Passing Through methods. Class begins with playful group tasks that interconnect us to the space and to each other, travelling and spiralling in pathways through the room. We will then focus on specific movement sequences that explore gathering and sending the whole body, moving into and out of the floor with ease, efficiency and the joy of dancing together.

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 30 Jul - 04 Aug

Time:10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-tess-letham/?id=134503

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

Her creations combine passions for multi-disciplinary theatre, dynamic physicality and high quality integrated design and has included her inaugural show, "How to Survive the Future", and mid-scale work, "Remedy for Memory", both programmed for Dance Base Fringe Festival, 2018 & 2022. Her latest projects are being developed under the handle Fair Play, which include "Where We Used to Wander" commissioned for Hidden Door 2023, and currently in development, "What ever happened to Harmony Banks?"
Improvisation is at the core of her performance practice, and in 2021, she was awarded the #LoveDanceScotland bursary for her project "Six for Six", supported by Dance Base and Tramway.

She is a highly accomplished teacher, working for organisations such as Scottish Dance Theatre, The Place, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Dance Base. Her teaching methodologies have been significantly influenced by her extensive training with internationally renowned teacher David Zambrano, including Flying Low, Passing Through, Improvisation for Performance and more recently Couple Dancing, sharing this work across the UK and beyond. Through these methods she has been drawn to philosophical ideas within the context of movement practices and group learning, which extend to our relationships with others, our environment, our roles within society and our communities. Learning that reaches far beyond the dance studio.

Alongside this her curatorial work and leadership has been instrumental to the development of award winning Hidden Door festival, working over the last three years to create a prominent platform for dance and showcasing the talent of emerging performance makers in Scotland at this multi-art form festival.

tessletham.com
Instagram : @tessletham
Twitter : @LethamTess
FB : @TessLetham or @TessLethamProjects (page)

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Professional Contemporary with Tess Letham - Dance Base

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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Pro Class with Tess Letham

Tess’s classes are inspired by David Zambrano’s Flying Low & Passing Through methods. Class begins with playful group tasks that interconnect us to the space and to each other, travelling and spiralling in pathways through the room. We will then focus on specific movement sequences that explore gathering and sending the whole body, moving into and out of the floor with ease, efficiency and the joy of dancing together.

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 30 Jul - 04 Aug

Time:10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-tess-letham/?id=134503

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

Her creations combine passions for multi-disciplinary theatre, dynamic physicality and high quality integrated design and has included her inaugural show, "How to Survive the Future", and mid-scale work, "Remedy for Memory", both programmed for Dance Base Fringe Festival, 2018 & 2022. Her latest projects are being developed under the handle Fair Play, which include "Where We Used to Wander" commissioned for Hidden Door 2023, and currently in development, "What ever happened to Harmony Banks?"
Improvisation is at the core of her performance practice, and in 2021, she was awarded the #LoveDanceScotland bursary for her project "Six for Six", supported by Dance Base and Tramway.

She is a highly accomplished teacher, working for organisations such as Scottish Dance Theatre, The Place, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Dance Base. Her teaching methodologies have been significantly influenced by her extensive training with internationally renowned teacher David Zambrano, including Flying Low, Passing Through, Improvisation for Performance and more recently Couple Dancing, sharing this work across the UK and beyond. Through these methods she has been drawn to philosophical ideas within the context of movement practices and group learning, which extend to our relationships with others, our environment, our roles within society and our communities. Learning that reaches far beyond the dance studio.

Alongside this her curatorial work and leadership has been instrumental to the development of award winning Hidden Door festival, working over the last three years to create a prominent platform for dance and showcasing the talent of emerging performance makers in Scotland at this multi-art form festival.

tessletham.com
Instagram : @tessletham
Twitter : @LethamTess
FB : @TessLetham or @TessLethamProjects (page)

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Professional Contemporary with Tess Letham - Dance Base

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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Pro Class with Tess Letham

Tess’s classes are inspired by David Zambrano’s Flying Low & Passing Through methods. Class begins with playful group tasks that interconnect us to the space and to each other, travelling and spiralling in pathways through the room. We will then focus on specific movement sequences that explore gathering and sending the whole body, moving into and out of the floor with ease, efficiency and the joy of dancing together.

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 30 Jul - 04 Aug

Time:10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-tess-letham/?id=134503

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

Her creations combine passions for multi-disciplinary theatre, dynamic physicality and high quality integrated design and has included her inaugural show, "How to Survive the Future", and mid-scale work, "Remedy for Memory", both programmed for Dance Base Fringe Festival, 2018 & 2022. Her latest projects are being developed under the handle Fair Play, which include "Where We Used to Wander" commissioned for Hidden Door 2023, and currently in development, "What ever happened to Harmony Banks?"
Improvisation is at the core of her performance practice, and in 2021, she was awarded the #LoveDanceScotland bursary for her project "Six for Six", supported by Dance Base and Tramway.

She is a highly accomplished teacher, working for organisations such as Scottish Dance Theatre, The Place, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Dance Base. Her teaching methodologies have been significantly influenced by her extensive training with internationally renowned teacher David Zambrano, including Flying Low, Passing Through, Improvisation for Performance and more recently Couple Dancing, sharing this work across the UK and beyond. Through these methods she has been drawn to philosophical ideas within the context of movement practices and group learning, which extend to our relationships with others, our environment, our roles within society and our communities. Learning that reaches far beyond the dance studio.

Alongside this her curatorial work and leadership has been instrumental to the development of award winning Hidden Door festival, working over the last three years to create a prominent platform for dance and showcasing the talent of emerging performance makers in Scotland at this multi-art form festival.

tessletham.com
Instagram : @tessletham
Twitter : @LethamTess
FB : @TessLetham or @TessLethamProjects (page)

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Professional Contemporary with Tess Letham - Dance Base

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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Pro Class with Tess Letham

Tess’s classes are inspired by David Zambrano’s Flying Low & Passing Through methods. Class begins with playful group tasks that interconnect us to the space and to each other, travelling and spiralling in pathways through the room. We will then focus on specific movement sequences that explore gathering and sending the whole body, moving into and out of the floor with ease, efficiency and the joy of dancing together.

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 30 Jul - 04 Aug

Time:10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-tess-letham/?id=134503

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

Her creations combine passions for multi-disciplinary theatre, dynamic physicality and high quality integrated design and has included her inaugural show, "How to Survive the Future", and mid-scale work, "Remedy for Memory", both programmed for Dance Base Fringe Festival, 2018 & 2022. Her latest projects are being developed under the handle Fair Play, which include "Where We Used to Wander" commissioned for Hidden Door 2023, and currently in development, "What ever happened to Harmony Banks?"
Improvisation is at the core of her performance practice, and in 2021, she was awarded the #LoveDanceScotland bursary for her project "Six for Six", supported by Dance Base and Tramway.

She is a highly accomplished teacher, working for organisations such as Scottish Dance Theatre, The Place, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Dance Base. Her teaching methodologies have been significantly influenced by her extensive training with internationally renowned teacher David Zambrano, including Flying Low, Passing Through, Improvisation for Performance and more recently Couple Dancing, sharing this work across the UK and beyond. Through these methods she has been drawn to philosophical ideas within the context of movement practices and group learning, which extend to our relationships with others, our environment, our roles within society and our communities. Learning that reaches far beyond the dance studio.

Alongside this her curatorial work and leadership has been instrumental to the development of award winning Hidden Door festival, working over the last three years to create a prominent platform for dance and showcasing the talent of emerging performance makers in Scotland at this multi-art form festival.

tessletham.com
Instagram : @tessletham
Twitter : @LethamTess
FB : @TessLetham or @TessLethamProjects (page)

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Professional Contemporary with Tess Letham - Dance Base

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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10:00 - 11:30 Pro Class with Tess Letham

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Pro Class with Tess Letham

Tess’s classes are inspired by David Zambrano’s Flying Low & Passing Through methods. Class begins with playful group tasks that interconnect us to the space and to each other, travelling and spiralling in pathways through the room. We will then focus on specific movement sequences that explore gathering and sending the whole body, moving into and out of the floor with ease, efficiency and the joy of dancing together.

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: 30 Jul - 04 Aug

Time:10:00 (90 mins)

Tickets: £5

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/professional-contemporary-with-tess-letham/?id=134503

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

Her creations combine passions for multi-disciplinary theatre, dynamic physicality and high quality integrated design and has included her inaugural show, "How to Survive the Future", and mid-scale work, "Remedy for Memory", both programmed for Dance Base Fringe Festival, 2018 & 2022. Her latest projects are being developed under the handle Fair Play, which include "Where We Used to Wander" commissioned for Hidden Door 2023, and currently in development, "What ever happened to Harmony Banks?"
Improvisation is at the core of her performance practice, and in 2021, she was awarded the #LoveDanceScotland bursary for her project "Six for Six", supported by Dance Base and Tramway.

She is a highly accomplished teacher, working for organisations such as Scottish Dance Theatre, The Place, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Dance Base. Her teaching methodologies have been significantly influenced by her extensive training with internationally renowned teacher David Zambrano, including Flying Low, Passing Through, Improvisation for Performance and more recently Couple Dancing, sharing this work across the UK and beyond. Through these methods she has been drawn to philosophical ideas within the context of movement practices and group learning, which extend to our relationships with others, our environment, our roles within society and our communities. Learning that reaches far beyond the dance studio.

Alongside this her curatorial work and leadership has been instrumental to the development of award winning Hidden Door festival, working over the last three years to create a prominent platform for dance and showcasing the talent of emerging performance makers in Scotland at this multi-art form festival.

tessletham.com
Instagram : @tessletham
Twitter : @LethamTess
FB : @TessLetham or @TessLethamProjects (page)

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Professional Contemporary with Tess Letham - Dance Base

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Tess is an award winning performer and prominent dance-theatre maker based in Edinburgh. Her work spans theatre, film, outdoor and large-scale spectacle and has included performance projects by Shotput, Simon Fildes/Cagoule, David Zambrano, PanicLab, and Mairead McClean/The Wapping Project, as well as her own productions.

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14:30 - 16:30 Whacking Workshop & Open Floor Jam with Dorine Mugisha

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14:30 - 16:30 Whacking Workshop & Open Floor Jam with Dorine Mugisha

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Whacking Workshop & Open Floor Jam with Dorine Mugisha

Punking, later on commonly adapted and referred to as Whacking, is a style that emerged in the 1970s underground gay clubs in LA by people of colour. It is distinctive through the attitude/behavior, posing and striking with force (whacking).

Venue: Dance Base

Dates: Sun 11 Aug

Time: 14:30 (120 mins)

Tickets: £15/12.50

https://www.dancebase.co.uk/classes/whacking-workshop-open-floor-jam/?id=134834

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Edinburgh Fringe Edition: Sunday 11 Aug 2024
Autumn Term Edition : Sunday 01 Dec 2024

Workshop 14:30-16:00 & Open Jam until 16:30
Punk, Pose, Whack. Foundations and Concepts
Punking, later on commonly adapted and referred to as Whacking, is a style that emerged in the 1970s underground gay clubs in LA by people of colour. It is distinctive through the attitude/behavior, posing and striking with force (whacking).

Fancy more Whacking? Our Sunday sessions kick off from September with an open space each month until December when you can join Dorine for another workshop to finish the year.

Festival Workshop £15 (£12.50)
Autumn Workshop £18 (£15.50)

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Éowyn Emerald & Dancers

Acclaimed Canadian company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers return to the Fringe with an entertaining and deeply intimate jazz dance for two performers. A physical, technically demanding and emotionally complex experience with music by Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald. Éowyn's poetic and musically vibrant choreography is a buoyant look at how we can meet the challenges that cross us when we have someone to hold us up

Members Involved: Éowyn Emerald

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates:  Aug 6-11

Time: 19:45 (55 mins)

Tickets: £14/13

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/eowyn-emerald-dancers

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Acclaimed Canadian company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers return to the Fringe with an entertaining and deeply intimate jazz dance for two performers. A physical, technically demanding and emotionally complex experience with music by Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald.

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Éowyn Emerald & Dancers

Acclaimed Canadian company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers return to the Fringe with an entertaining and deeply intimate jazz dance for two performers. A physical, technically demanding and emotionally complex experience with music by Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald. Éowyn's poetic and musically vibrant choreography is a buoyant look at how we can meet the challenges that cross us when we have someone to hold us up

Members Involved: Éowyn Emerald

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates:  Aug 6-11

Time: 19:45 (55 mins)

Tickets: £14/13

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/eowyn-emerald-dancers

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Éowyn Emerald & Dancers

Acclaimed Canadian company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers return to the Fringe with an entertaining and deeply intimate jazz dance for two performers. A physical, technically demanding and emotionally complex experience with music by Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald. Éowyn's poetic and musically vibrant choreography is a buoyant look at how we can meet the challenges that cross us when we have someone to hold us up

Members Involved: Éowyn Emerald

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates:  Aug 6-11

Time: 19:45 (55 mins)

Tickets: £14/13

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/eowyn-emerald-dancers

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Éowyn Emerald & Dancers

Acclaimed Canadian company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers return to the Fringe with an entertaining and deeply intimate jazz dance for two performers. A physical, technically demanding and emotionally complex experience with music by Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald. Éowyn's poetic and musically vibrant choreography is a buoyant look at how we can meet the challenges that cross us when we have someone to hold us up

Members Involved: Éowyn Emerald

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates:  Aug 6-11

Time: 19:45 (55 mins)

Tickets: £14/13

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/eowyn-emerald-dancers

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Éowyn Emerald & Dancers

Acclaimed Canadian company Éowyn Emerald & Dancers return to the Fringe with an entertaining and deeply intimate jazz dance for two performers. A physical, technically demanding and emotionally complex experience with music by Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald. Éowyn's poetic and musically vibrant choreography is a buoyant look at how we can meet the challenges that cross us when we have someone to hold us up

Members Involved: Éowyn Emerald

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates:  Aug 6-11

Time: 19:45 (55 mins)

Tickets: £14/13

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/eowyn-emerald-dancers

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17:50 - 18:50 The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

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The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship.

Members Involved: Eoin McKenzie (director) & Robbie Synge (performer)

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: Aug 2 - 24 (not Sun/Mon/Tue)

Time: 17:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/13/12

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/show-for-young-men

Access Info: Relaxed Performances on 9, 15 & 21 August

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What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship. This show has been programmed by Dance Base in collaboration with Assembly. Part of the Made in Scotland Showcase, in association with Imaginate. MadeInScotlandShowcase.com

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Relaxed performances

Dates: 9 August, 15 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.
Character Introduction Details
Additional information: Information not supplied

Be aware that this show features:

Performer goes into audience area

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

Audience chill out area

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

An intermission

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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17:50 - 18:50 The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

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17:50 - 18:50 The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

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The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship.

Members Involved: Eoin McKenzie (director) & Robbie Synge (performer)

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: Aug 2 - 24 (not Sun/Mon/Tue)

Time: 17:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/13/12

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/show-for-young-men

Access Info: Relaxed Performances on 9, 15 & 21 August

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Description

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship. This show has been programmed by Dance Base in collaboration with Assembly. Part of the Made in Scotland Showcase, in association with Imaginate. MadeInScotlandShowcase.com

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Relaxed performances

Dates: 9 August, 15 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.
Character Introduction Details
Additional information: Information not supplied

Be aware that this show features:

Performer goes into audience area

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

Audience chill out area

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

An intermission

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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17:50 - 18:50 The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

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The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship.

Members Involved: Eoin McKenzie (director) & Robbie Synge (performer)

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: Aug 2 - 24 (not Sun/Mon/Tue)

Time: 17:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/13/12

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/show-for-young-men

Access Info: Relaxed Performances on 9, 15 & 21 August

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Description

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship. This show has been programmed by Dance Base in collaboration with Assembly. Part of the Made in Scotland Showcase, in association with Imaginate. MadeInScotlandShowcase.com

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Relaxed performances

Dates: 9 August, 15 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.
Character Introduction Details
Additional information: Information not supplied

Be aware that this show features:

Performer goes into audience area

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

Audience chill out area

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

An intermission

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all.

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17:50 - 18:50 The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

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17:50 - 18:50 The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

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The Show for Young Men by Guesthouse Projects

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship.

Members Involved: Eoin McKenzie (director) & Robbie Synge (performer)

Venue: Assembly @ Dance Base

Dates: Aug 2 - 24 (not Sun/Mon/Tue)

Time: 17:50 (60 mins)

Tickets: £15/13/12

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/show-for-young-men

Access Info: Relaxed Performances on 9, 15 & 21 August

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Description

What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all. Directed by Eoin McKenzie in collaboration with Robbie Synge and young performer Alfie, this is a funny and tender new contemporary dance performance for audiences aged 8+ that considers familiar and unexpected ideas about masculinity and friendship. This show has been programmed by Dance Base in collaboration with Assembly. Part of the Made in Scotland Showcase, in association with Imaginate. MadeInScotlandShowcase.com

Please note that while all media gallery content is provided by verified members of the event, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society does not review or approve this content before it is posted. Reports of inappropriate content or copyright infringement can be directed to [email protected] .

General venue access

Each venue can contain several space with different accessibly information. Visit the venue page for full venue accessibility info

Relaxed performances

Dates: 9 August, 15 August, 21 August

Booking options: You can book independently online, or contact our access team for more information or to discuss any accessibility requirements.
Character Introduction Details
Additional information: Information not supplied

Be aware that this show features:

Performer goes into audience area

Loud/repetitive/high pitched/unexpected or overlapping sound

Audience chill out area

Permission to move around and make noise

Show guide or synopsis or character list

Show does not feature:

Total Audience Black Out

Flashing Lights/Strobed Lighting

Distinctive smells

Special effects (e.g. smoke/bubbles/pyrotechnics)

Latex balloons

Characters expressing anger

Heavily dialogue-driven scenes

Audience required to walk around

Audience required to undertake directed movement

Audience required to sing/speak along with/for performer

Audience invited on stage

An intermission

Permission to engage with performer

How and when to make an access booking

Our access tickets service is available to anyone who:

Would like to book specific accessibility services, e.g. a hearing loop, audio description headsets, captioning units, seating in relation to the location of the BSL interpreter

Requires extra assistance when at a venue

Has specific seating requirements

Is a wheelchair user

Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

There are no audience reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

There are no professional reviews for this show.

Participants - for further details on our audience and published review policies, including how to add or opt out of reviews, please click here.

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What does it mean to be a man today? Robbie (44) and Alfie (10) meet on an extraordinary building site at dawn. Together they dance and play, trying to make sense of it all.