First Bicycle in association with Falling Cutlery present
Elspeth Turner’s debut play, The Idiot at the Wall.
“Cursing the cream is one thing. But the air in a man’s lungs….that comes and goes as it pleases.”
Set on a Hebridean island in the wake of World War One, this drama sees a
traditional way of life struggle against the encroachment of the modern world,
and challenges us to consider the power of prophecy over reason. Gaelic songs
of the period enrich a score composed and arranged by Murdo Turner and Tim du
Feu.
Celebrating her personal island heritage, and blending English with Gaelic, Turner’s play traverses myth and reality to present a haunting tale all but lost to the modern world. This production roots itself in traditional Hebridean storytelling, and offers an authentic new voice in Scottish theatre.
Celebrating her personal island heritage, and blending English with Gaelic, Turner’s play traverses myth and reality to present a haunting tale all but lost to the modern world. This production roots itself in traditional Hebridean storytelling, and offers an authentic new voice in Scottish theatre.
The Pleasance Theatre, 60 Pleasance, Edinburgh
31st May & 1st June; 7th, 8th, 9th June 2012 - 7.30 pm
For tickets visit www.eusalive.co.uk or call 0131 650 4673
31st May & 1st June; 7th, 8th, 9th June 2012 - 7.30 pm
For tickets visit www.eusalive.co.uk or call 0131 650 4673
Visit the event Facebook page
For more information on the production's development, follow our blog.
For more information on Elspeth Turner, visit www.elspethturner.com
For more information on the production's development, follow our blog.
For more information on Elspeth Turner, visit www.elspethturner.com
No comments:
Post a Comment