Supposing: is a howl against the unknown, wrestling with the consequences of truth and destiny.
Sally has been cursed. Unexpected, unwanted and hard to shake. Worst of all, no one will believe her. As the line between certainty and doubt begins to blur, Sally must decide whether to trust what she sees, and what happens if she’s right.
Rooted in Greek mythology, Supposing: explores what it means to trust your own instincts when the extraordinary collides with everyday life.
In this new world-premiere production, Zinnie Harris (Further Than The Furthest Thing, This Restless House, Meet me at Dawn) reflects on our relationship with uncertainty, asking whether the future is already written or whether we still have the power to change it.
The Traverse is funded by Creative Scotland and The City of Edinburgh Council.
Reviews
★★★★★ 'The brave and remarkable Zinnie Harris' - The Scotsman
★★★★★‘compact and focused’ - The Arts Desk
★★★★‘Excellent’ - The Guardian
★★★★‘Quietly effective and deftly done’ - The Stage
★★★★‘An explosive piece of contemporary myth making’ - The Herald
★★★★ ‘Blistering’ - WhatsOnStage
★★★★‘An impressive piece of writing elevated by a superb performance’ - Across the Arts
★★★★‘One of our greatest living playwrights’ - UK Theatre Network
★★★★‘Insightfully crafted and marvellously performed’ - Corr Blimey
★★★★ ‘Cooper and Conlon make a compelling pairing’ - North West End
★★★★ ‘Sure to be a hit’ – Bouquets & Brickbats
★★★★ ‘Gripping and at times darkly comic’ – Broadway World
★★★★ ‘Nuanced, intelligent and layered’ - All Edinburgh Theatre
★★★★ ‘Exceptionally clever’ - Theatre Weekly
★★★★ 'An intriguing and original play' - Theatre & Tonic
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Audio Described, by Bridget Stevens
Audio Description provides a live commentary (through a headset) of the action on stage, interspersed with the actors’ dialogue.