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including castings, workshops and performances (from many practitioners and companies)
DFA FRINGE 2014
DF and other DFA associates review (though not shows they know people in!) for Edinburgh Spotlight - read festival reviews here!
The shows listed below are ones with which people connected to Discover Fine Acting are involved, starting with...
OWN SHOW! - NB: 2 for 1 on 5th Aug. (4th & 5th Aug. are the Fringe 2 for 1 dates)
Danielle Farrow of Discover Fine Acting appears in...
I Promise I Shall Not Play Billiards
Tightlaced Theatre presents Edinburgh playwright Fiona McDonald’s award-nominated play. It’s 1857. Madeleine Smith has just stood trial for her life, accused of poisoning her lover. Given the uniquely Scottish verdict of Not Proven, she is free from prison, but not from suspicion. Madeleine’s public and private personae gather to tell their stories, leaving the audience to reach their own conclusions about her innocence or guilt.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/i-promise-i-shall-not-play-billiards
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/1513846392178380/
Hyde & Seek New venue & time! 20:50 (21:50) @ C, Chambers Street
15 years after his Fringe First nominated play Ultimate Islands, ‘beautifully written, sensitive and intelligent’ (Scotsman), Michael Daviot revisits Robert Louis Stevenson. Inspired by a childhood nightmare caused by Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, this show is part biography, part autobiography. For 50 years Stevenson and his work have woven through Michael's life in good times and bad; he uses this story to intimately and unflinchingly explore family, memory, identity, addiction, mental health and the many faces of Mr Hyde. Warning: contains live fiddle-playing. Teamed with Peppermint Muse's Altamont and Lavender Junction.
EdFringe - https://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/theatre/hyde-seek (new info not here)
Preview - http://www.edinburghspotlight.com/2014/07/fringe-preview-hyde-and-seek/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hydedaviot
La Niña Barro Show cancelled (performer needed back home)
Nothing more natural than clay and water to give shape to woman and understand that her, like Earth, was once young and brave, strong and unbreakable, old and tired, weak and broken. And able to give herself and others life, meaning, flesh and self-awareness. Nothing links better these ideas than movement, embodied in Elizabeth Sogorb's dancing and interpretation to Ale Rodes' mbira compositions. Directed by Flavia D'Avila, and based on the poems of Marta Massé, this is the stage version of the link between everything that we basically are and what we could be. [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/la-nina-barro
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/670526976366244/
Company - http://fronteirastheatrelab.com/
First Class
Three lives, three choices, three trains. As seemingly unconnected people commute to Manchester Piccadilly for their own reasons, hidden stories of loss, guilt and devotion are firmly exposed and unveiled. Lydia, the destitute mother, Jack, a stress-ridden schoolteacher and Rachel, a struggling sportswoman are all on-board, each dwelling on the choices that led them down these tracks. Yet it soon becomes clear that their journeys are not as innocuous as they first seem. First Class is a new piece of writing by Edinburgh playwright James Beagon (Four Walls, **** ThreeWeeks, Edinburgh Fringe 2013). [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/first-class
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/746528998723889/
Well, It's Woody
Music and poetry from Woodstock Taylor, friends and guests, back for a third year at Fingers. Songs, poems, that kind of thing. A mixture of local and visiting talent aided and abetted by resident poets Max Scratchmann, Beverley Wright and Dai Lowe alongside Woody and the team. ‘Seamless cabaret night with a programme to savour... a range of classics and off-the-wall offerings... delightfully relaxed (yet pitch perfect, and perfectly pitched)’ (List). ‘I wish we were just round the corner, Woody... I'd be there every night. What a great show you put on.’ (Audience review). [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/cabaret/well-it-s-woody
The Hat Pack
Eclectic music cabaret in the Mysterious theatre bar, with veteran Fringe chanteuse Miss Woodstock Taylor, her band and a changing line-up of talented international and local guest musicians who will bring you jazz, blues, folk, world music, hip hop, original songwriters and more. Hat wearing is encouraged, but not compulsory: a paltry prize will be awarded nightly for the best hat worn by a member of the audience. What better way to unwind before the midnight hour than in the company of some of the best musicians the Fringe has to offer?
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/hat-pack
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheHatPack
An Island Between Heaven and Earth
In 1938 a group of unemployed shipyard workers, trainee church ministers and their leader, George MacLeod, arrive on the island of Iona to restore the ruined medieval Abbey. They’re all volunteers and their problems are only just beginning.
just Festival - http://www.justjust.org/calendar-just-festival-2014/2014/8/7/an-island-between-heaven-and-earth
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/787147998004183/
Café del Mundo
For a second year Edinburgh singer-songwriter Fiona J Thom brings the Lost Head Band together to perform her songs influenced by the song writing traditions of the American Songbook, 60s psychedelia, Richard Thompson and rock'n'roll. Fiona has recently worked with theatre group Tightlaced contributing well-received songs for 1933: Eine nacht im kabarett. She has also performed at Jo Caulfield's Speakeasy night at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. Expect toe-tapping songs with wit, melody and edge. http://lostheadband.weebly.com
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/cafe-del-mundo
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/856344701047921/
Norman Lamont and the Heaven Sent
Lamont returns to AMC with a new album, All The Time In Heaven, and more toe-tapping observations about dead horses, mysterious monks, mystical fish, Bob Dylan and even love- of various sorts. With influences from Richard Thompson to Momus, expect genre-hopping. Like Cave and Cohen, Norman draws on folk and Americana melodies, touching on universal themes via particular quirky characters. ‘An eclectic mix of thought provoking tunes that spin in your head like a vivid dream’ (Skope Magazine). ‘This is an artist that can reach out to and entertain a wider audience’ (FATEA Records).
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/norman-lamont-and-the-heaven-sent
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/795249607175968/
Miss Julie
Strindberg’s classic play has been adapted by Discover 21’s co-founder Jen McGregor. Directed by Amy Gilmartin, this production features Kirsty Eila McIntyre as Julie, Debbie Cannon as Kristin and Discover 21 co-founder David McFarlane as Jean. Caught up in the heady magic of Midsummer Eve, Miss Julie invades the world of her servants. She drags her father’s valet, Jean, into a sexually-charged encounter which is part seduction, part power struggle and part self-destruction. Jen McGregor’s new adaptation of focuses on Jean and Julie’s battle for control and the constantly shifting boundaries between their fantasies and reality.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/miss-julie
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Such a Nice Girl
Eilidh has always been a nice girl. She's caring, she's polite … and she's in jail over an email full of vicious threats and sectarian hate speech. A play about grief and prejudice.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/such-a-nice-girl
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Warrior
16 year old Evan lives in a different world. A world where he can ignore unwanted attention and shut off from the harsh reality of high school. But when his world is threatened, he reacts hastily, with drastic consequences. Detailing the time between his arrest for leaving anti-Catholic comments online and the day of his trial, Warrior explores the aftermath of blind - not bigoted - ignorance to sectarianism in Scotland.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/warrior
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Onion of Bigotry - A History of Hate
Layer by layer the onion of Sectarianism shall be peeled away … to music. Will there be tears? There should be. A new play by the award-winning The Kielty Brothers.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/onion-of-bigotry-a-history-of-hatred
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
X and Y
'I always say if you can’t convince them, confuse them!' X and Y is a new play based on verbatim testimonies. It follows the journey of Natalie, a Glaswegian transgendered woman, from the 1986 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh to Glasgow 2014. Her story is compared to the experiences of other LGBT individuals in some of the other 41 Commonwealth countries where homosexuality is still illegal. Latoya, from Jamaica and Hilath, from the Maldives also share their stories. Honest, moving and often hilarious, X and Y brings something not yet seen on the Scottish stage.
EdFringe (note different venues) -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/x-and-y
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/x-and-y-1
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
My Name is Saoirse
A new play from the award-winning Sunday’s Child following the journey into adolescence of a young girl growing up in rural Ireland in 1987. Her name is Saoirse. It means freedom. Her best friend Siobhán has a glorious fountain of ginger hair and an arse so big it distracts all the men at mass. Saoirse prefers running around the fields to chasing after boys, but Siobhán has other ideas and one fateful Friday night in Wilson's pub their worlds come together and they have to live with the consequences.
EdFringe (note different venues) -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/my-name-is-saoirse
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/my-name-is-saoirse-1
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Loud Poets
This is slam-style, make some noise, fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, heart-wrenching poetry. This is poetry for the masses. This is the spoken word revolution. Featuring the best spoken word artists from Scotland and beyond. Performing with a live band, meaning an exciting, different show every night.
EdFringe (note different venues) -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/loud-poets
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/loud-poets-1
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Pab, Comedy and Poetry
2014's show welcomes you to take a seat and join Pab on a journey inspired by Gorey, Dahl, and Burton. Encounter cruelty, loneliness and revenge coupled with surreal attempts at redemption. Along with audience interaction and the daily press-up competition, there will also be a sing-a-long and the chance to win a hug. Performer, poet, storyteller and surrealist Pab Roberts began his professional career in 2005 and has blossomed ever since. He performs regularly in Scotland and enjoys a crowd. ‘So good we booked him twice’ (Festival Theatre Studio). ‘That was different’ (Slateford Masonic Lodge). @PabComedy [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/pab-comedy-and-poetry
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/529579640495527/
Relatively Speaking
A classic Ayckbourn comedy with a dark twist. Relatively Speaking opens in the city flat of young co-habiting couple Ginny and Greg. Greg finds a strange pair of slippers and is suspicious of Ginny's plans to visit her parents in the country. He follows her. She is really visiting her lover Philip to end their affair. At Philip's country house, Greg mistakes Philip and his wife Sheila for Ginny's parents. Ginny's arrival further complicates an already hilarious situation. www.edinburghmakars.com
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/relatively-speaking
Company - http://www.edinburghmakars.com/
Rumours
A smart anniversary party in London. Absent hosts, eccentric, confused guests, gunshots, a police investigation and fast-developing chaos all round is the setting for some of Neil Simon's most brilliantly funny, laugh-a-minute writing.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/rumours
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/690769974306255/
Company's other shows -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/weekend-breaks
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/anorak-of-fire
The Second Half
New Room Theatre presents a collection of three short plays by Scottish playwrights exploring sport and ageing: "Momentum" by Rob Drummond, "Focus" by Jen McGregor and "Rhythm" by Anne-Marie Comber and Sarah Barron. With Sarah Barron and Mark Jeary. [Free, non-ticketed]
Freestival - http://www.freestival.co.uk/phones4u-space-1.html
Company on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Room-Theatre/225531227467343
Blackout
My first drink seemed to unlock something. I threw up, went home, woke up with a stinking hangover the next morning and thought, ‘that was fantastic, when are we doing it again?’ Blackout debuted at The Arches in Glasgow in 2013. It is an honest insight into drinking and recovery, made entirely from interviews with recovering alcoholics, including the writer. ‘Blackout is a great piece of work because it is both entertaining and important’ (Rob Drummond, award-winning playwright). 'Full of raw impact, hard-hitting and completely hilarious in parts' (Jamie, contributor).
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/blackout
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/1488258704742403
DF and other DFA associates review (though not shows they know people in!) for Edinburgh Spotlight - read festival reviews here!
The shows listed below are ones with which people connected to Discover Fine Acting are involved, starting with...
OWN SHOW! - NB: 2 for 1 on 5th Aug. (4th & 5th Aug. are the Fringe 2 for 1 dates)
Danielle Farrow of Discover Fine Acting appears in...
I Promise I Shall Not Play Billiards
Tightlaced Theatre presents Edinburgh playwright Fiona McDonald’s award-nominated play. It’s 1857. Madeleine Smith has just stood trial for her life, accused of poisoning her lover. Given the uniquely Scottish verdict of Not Proven, she is free from prison, but not from suspicion. Madeleine’s public and private personae gather to tell their stories, leaving the audience to reach their own conclusions about her innocence or guilt.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/i-promise-i-shall-not-play-billiards
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/1513846392178380/
Hyde & Seek New venue & time! 20:50 (21:50) @ C, Chambers Street
15 years after his Fringe First nominated play Ultimate Islands, ‘beautifully written, sensitive and intelligent’ (Scotsman), Michael Daviot revisits Robert Louis Stevenson. Inspired by a childhood nightmare caused by Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, this show is part biography, part autobiography. For 50 years Stevenson and his work have woven through Michael's life in good times and bad; he uses this story to intimately and unflinchingly explore family, memory, identity, addiction, mental health and the many faces of Mr Hyde. Warning: contains live fiddle-playing. Teamed with Peppermint Muse's Altamont and Lavender Junction.
EdFringe - https://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/theatre/hyde-seek (new info not here)
Preview - http://www.edinburghspotlight.com/2014/07/fringe-preview-hyde-and-seek/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hydedaviot
La Niña Barro Show cancelled (performer needed back home)
Nothing more natural than clay and water to give shape to woman and understand that her, like Earth, was once young and brave, strong and unbreakable, old and tired, weak and broken. And able to give herself and others life, meaning, flesh and self-awareness. Nothing links better these ideas than movement, embodied in Elizabeth Sogorb's dancing and interpretation to Ale Rodes' mbira compositions. Directed by Flavia D'Avila, and based on the poems of Marta Massé, this is the stage version of the link between everything that we basically are and what we could be. [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/la-nina-barro
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/670526976366244/
Company - http://fronteirastheatrelab.com/
First Class
Three lives, three choices, three trains. As seemingly unconnected people commute to Manchester Piccadilly for their own reasons, hidden stories of loss, guilt and devotion are firmly exposed and unveiled. Lydia, the destitute mother, Jack, a stress-ridden schoolteacher and Rachel, a struggling sportswoman are all on-board, each dwelling on the choices that led them down these tracks. Yet it soon becomes clear that their journeys are not as innocuous as they first seem. First Class is a new piece of writing by Edinburgh playwright James Beagon (Four Walls, **** ThreeWeeks, Edinburgh Fringe 2013). [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/first-class
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/746528998723889/
Well, It's Woody
Music and poetry from Woodstock Taylor, friends and guests, back for a third year at Fingers. Songs, poems, that kind of thing. A mixture of local and visiting talent aided and abetted by resident poets Max Scratchmann, Beverley Wright and Dai Lowe alongside Woody and the team. ‘Seamless cabaret night with a programme to savour... a range of classics and off-the-wall offerings... delightfully relaxed (yet pitch perfect, and perfectly pitched)’ (List). ‘I wish we were just round the corner, Woody... I'd be there every night. What a great show you put on.’ (Audience review). [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/cabaret/well-it-s-woody
The Hat Pack
Eclectic music cabaret in the Mysterious theatre bar, with veteran Fringe chanteuse Miss Woodstock Taylor, her band and a changing line-up of talented international and local guest musicians who will bring you jazz, blues, folk, world music, hip hop, original songwriters and more. Hat wearing is encouraged, but not compulsory: a paltry prize will be awarded nightly for the best hat worn by a member of the audience. What better way to unwind before the midnight hour than in the company of some of the best musicians the Fringe has to offer?
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/hat-pack
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheHatPack
An Island Between Heaven and Earth
In 1938 a group of unemployed shipyard workers, trainee church ministers and their leader, George MacLeod, arrive on the island of Iona to restore the ruined medieval Abbey. They’re all volunteers and their problems are only just beginning.
just Festival - http://www.justjust.org/calendar-just-festival-2014/2014/8/7/an-island-between-heaven-and-earth
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/787147998004183/
Café del Mundo
For a second year Edinburgh singer-songwriter Fiona J Thom brings the Lost Head Band together to perform her songs influenced by the song writing traditions of the American Songbook, 60s psychedelia, Richard Thompson and rock'n'roll. Fiona has recently worked with theatre group Tightlaced contributing well-received songs for 1933: Eine nacht im kabarett. She has also performed at Jo Caulfield's Speakeasy night at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. Expect toe-tapping songs with wit, melody and edge. http://lostheadband.weebly.com
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/cafe-del-mundo
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/856344701047921/
Norman Lamont and the Heaven Sent
Lamont returns to AMC with a new album, All The Time In Heaven, and more toe-tapping observations about dead horses, mysterious monks, mystical fish, Bob Dylan and even love- of various sorts. With influences from Richard Thompson to Momus, expect genre-hopping. Like Cave and Cohen, Norman draws on folk and Americana melodies, touching on universal themes via particular quirky characters. ‘An eclectic mix of thought provoking tunes that spin in your head like a vivid dream’ (Skope Magazine). ‘This is an artist that can reach out to and entertain a wider audience’ (FATEA Records).
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/norman-lamont-and-the-heaven-sent
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/795249607175968/
Miss Julie
Strindberg’s classic play has been adapted by Discover 21’s co-founder Jen McGregor. Directed by Amy Gilmartin, this production features Kirsty Eila McIntyre as Julie, Debbie Cannon as Kristin and Discover 21 co-founder David McFarlane as Jean. Caught up in the heady magic of Midsummer Eve, Miss Julie invades the world of her servants. She drags her father’s valet, Jean, into a sexually-charged encounter which is part seduction, part power struggle and part self-destruction. Jen McGregor’s new adaptation of focuses on Jean and Julie’s battle for control and the constantly shifting boundaries between their fantasies and reality.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/miss-julie
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Such a Nice Girl
Eilidh has always been a nice girl. She's caring, she's polite … and she's in jail over an email full of vicious threats and sectarian hate speech. A play about grief and prejudice.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/such-a-nice-girl
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Warrior
16 year old Evan lives in a different world. A world where he can ignore unwanted attention and shut off from the harsh reality of high school. But when his world is threatened, he reacts hastily, with drastic consequences. Detailing the time between his arrest for leaving anti-Catholic comments online and the day of his trial, Warrior explores the aftermath of blind - not bigoted - ignorance to sectarianism in Scotland.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/warrior
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Onion of Bigotry - A History of Hate
Layer by layer the onion of Sectarianism shall be peeled away … to music. Will there be tears? There should be. A new play by the award-winning The Kielty Brothers.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/onion-of-bigotry-a-history-of-hatred
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
X and Y
'I always say if you can’t convince them, confuse them!' X and Y is a new play based on verbatim testimonies. It follows the journey of Natalie, a Glaswegian transgendered woman, from the 1986 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh to Glasgow 2014. Her story is compared to the experiences of other LGBT individuals in some of the other 41 Commonwealth countries where homosexuality is still illegal. Latoya, from Jamaica and Hilath, from the Maldives also share their stories. Honest, moving and often hilarious, X and Y brings something not yet seen on the Scottish stage.
EdFringe (note different venues) -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/x-and-y
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/x-and-y-1
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
My Name is Saoirse
A new play from the award-winning Sunday’s Child following the journey into adolescence of a young girl growing up in rural Ireland in 1987. Her name is Saoirse. It means freedom. Her best friend Siobhán has a glorious fountain of ginger hair and an arse so big it distracts all the men at mass. Saoirse prefers running around the fields to chasing after boys, but Siobhán has other ideas and one fateful Friday night in Wilson's pub their worlds come together and they have to live with the consequences.
EdFringe (note different venues) -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/my-name-is-saoirse
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/my-name-is-saoirse-1
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Loud Poets
This is slam-style, make some noise, fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, heart-wrenching poetry. This is poetry for the masses. This is the spoken word revolution. Featuring the best spoken word artists from Scotland and beyond. Performing with a live band, meaning an exciting, different show every night.
EdFringe (note different venues) -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/loud-poets
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/loud-poets-1
Company - http://blackdingoproductions.wordpress.com/
Pab, Comedy and Poetry
2014's show welcomes you to take a seat and join Pab on a journey inspired by Gorey, Dahl, and Burton. Encounter cruelty, loneliness and revenge coupled with surreal attempts at redemption. Along with audience interaction and the daily press-up competition, there will also be a sing-a-long and the chance to win a hug. Performer, poet, storyteller and surrealist Pab Roberts began his professional career in 2005 and has blossomed ever since. He performs regularly in Scotland and enjoys a crowd. ‘So good we booked him twice’ (Festival Theatre Studio). ‘That was different’ (Slateford Masonic Lodge). @PabComedy [Free, non-ticketed]
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/pab-comedy-and-poetry
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/529579640495527/
Relatively Speaking
A classic Ayckbourn comedy with a dark twist. Relatively Speaking opens in the city flat of young co-habiting couple Ginny and Greg. Greg finds a strange pair of slippers and is suspicious of Ginny's plans to visit her parents in the country. He follows her. She is really visiting her lover Philip to end their affair. At Philip's country house, Greg mistakes Philip and his wife Sheila for Ginny's parents. Ginny's arrival further complicates an already hilarious situation. www.edinburghmakars.com
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/relatively-speaking
Company - http://www.edinburghmakars.com/
Rumours
A smart anniversary party in London. Absent hosts, eccentric, confused guests, gunshots, a police investigation and fast-developing chaos all round is the setting for some of Neil Simon's most brilliantly funny, laugh-a-minute writing.
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/rumours
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/690769974306255/
Company's other shows -
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/weekend-breaks
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/anorak-of-fire
The Second Half
New Room Theatre presents a collection of three short plays by Scottish playwrights exploring sport and ageing: "Momentum" by Rob Drummond, "Focus" by Jen McGregor and "Rhythm" by Anne-Marie Comber and Sarah Barron. With Sarah Barron and Mark Jeary. [Free, non-ticketed]
Freestival - http://www.freestival.co.uk/phones4u-space-1.html
Company on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Room-Theatre/225531227467343
Blackout
My first drink seemed to unlock something. I threw up, went home, woke up with a stinking hangover the next morning and thought, ‘that was fantastic, when are we doing it again?’ Blackout debuted at The Arches in Glasgow in 2013. It is an honest insight into drinking and recovery, made entirely from interviews with recovering alcoholics, including the writer. ‘Blackout is a great piece of work because it is both entertaining and important’ (Rob Drummond, award-winning playwright). 'Full of raw impact, hard-hitting and completely hilarious in parts' (Jamie, contributor).
EdFringe - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/blackout
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/events/1488258704742403
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