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  • 18th February 2019
  • By Ruth Hollyman
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  • Continuing our partnership with Active Inquiry we are excited to share 'The Sideshow' by Duncan Kidd. Tickets available now via the link in our profile. Omawick. A small town on the edge of a big town. A place with a rich history and a strong community spirit. But recently times have been hard and change is needed. The Fair is coming. Change is coming. But is it the change that the community wants? Who speaks for Omawick and what will be left behind once the Fair has moved on? Inspired by the current Save Leith Walk campaign, The Sideshow continues the successful partnership between Active Inquiry and Strange Town, this year in collaboration with All or Nothing Aerial Dance Theatre. It is part of the Displaced project exploring gentrification and regeneration in Leith and beyond. This also includes the multimedia exhibition Layers of Leith: My Leith. Your Leith. Our Leith (17th-22nd June, 10am-5pm, Free)
  • Our most recent touring production Flutter, in partnership with @fastforwardscot, The Gambling Education Hub & Be Gamble Aware has now come to an end after more than 60 performances to more than 12,500 young people across Scotland and has received some lovely feedback from audiences. For Strange Town actor Fraser MacRae this is the end of 2 tours back to back, you can read about his experiences via the link in our profile.
  • We are excited to be returning to the @traversetheatre on 14th and 15th June with 2 new plays back to back: Little Boxes by Catherine Expósito and Stolen Futures by James Beagon. Little Boxes @ 7pm Boxes and labels and rules... Hierarchy and shite. It's not easy being a teenager but is it getting harder? Sarah and Claire think so. Watching as their generation suffers in silence. Will they see each other and know that they aren't alone? Can they break out of their little box? Stolen Futures @ 8.30pm Is survival enough? Struggling to live in a post-apocalyptic world, Becky had never seen a plane until the strangers landed, offering a better future. But who are these outsiders…and how can Becky leave when her best friend is missing? Tickets available now from the Traverse box office, via the link in our profile (then click on Youth Theatre June Performances) or visit: tinyurl.com/st-trav2019
  • Over the weekend we held a Casting Masterclass with Orla O’Connor and John Paul Hurley for 16-25 year old actors. It was a great day and we’ve already had some lovely feedback, one participant said “working on the sides... was terrific... a great experience for future auditions”
  • Following it's successful run at @edfringe last year tickets are now on sale for our Young Company show Dr. Korczak’s Example by David Greig. Running at noon each day from 21st-25th August at @scottishstorytellingcentre tickets available here: https://tinyurl.com/edfringedrk2019 (or via link in our bio) Dr. Korczak’s Example is set in 1942 during the final days of an orphanage in the Warsaw Ghetto. Food is scarce, tempers are rising and everyone wants to survive. “This story happened. It did happen.” Find out more on the blog via the link in our bio. #edfringe #MakeYourFringe Photo by @andycatlincom

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