Fable

Past event at Summerhall

Wed 05 Aug

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J runs so fast she bursts into a million tiny pieces, her atoms unknitting themselves and spreading across the universe. Blair stands on a broken pier with a glass of white wine in one hand and a pint of Guinness in the other, looking up at the stars. Following folk-hit hit Beulah (***** Scotsman) and Babylon (‘Ruddy gorgeous’ Guardian) we return with a tale of freedom, immortality and planting trees for those who come after us. A show wound from spoken word, storytelling, soaring live music and good, honest heart and soul. Thanks for having us.

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Summerhall
Summerhall
Edinburgh EH9 1PL

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Housed in the old ‘Dick’ veterinary School, Summerhall first opened its doors for the Edinburgh Festival in...
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