"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right doing there is a field. I will meet you there. When the soul lies down in that grass the world is too full to talk about" - Rumi

Ray is Scottish Dance Theatre’s latest creation by Brussels-based choreographer Meytal Blanaru. The work explores the phenomena of Emergence, as it ventures on a quest for a deep, collective, shared physical experience, one that tries to bridge between bodies and sweep people far beyond the intellect’s words, ideas and constructions, into a space where people can potentially meet, in a different way.

Concept and Direction Meytal Blanaru
Choreography Meytal Blanaru in collaboration with the performers.

Seating information

Please note, there will be cushions on the floor, standard seats, and high-stools available. Seats are unreserved and will be allocated first-come-first-served on the evening of the performance. We have additional seating for any audience members who have any access requests.

Photo by Genevieve Reeves.

The Traverse Theatre is funded by Creative Scotland and The City of Edinburgh Council, with additional support from The Scottish Government Performing Arts Venues Relief Fund.

Seating for this performance is General Admission, so you can choose where you would like to sit when you arrive, and sit with others in your group who may have booked at different times. The event will be sold to full capacity, with no social distancing measures in place following updates to Scottish Government Covid-19 guidance.

We will be continuing to adhere to other Covid-19 measures, including the wearing of face masks whilst in the venue, hand sanitising and using etickets where possible. You can read more about these measures here.

If you have access requirements, please contact our Sales and Welcome Team on boxoffice@traverse.co.uk or 0131 228 1404 so we can arrange reserved seating for you and discuss how else we can best support your visit.