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The Void
by Ryan Simons–
A chilling tale of sci-fi horror which interrogates human fears in a far-flung future.
Maddie Morris
Music at the TraverseSun 11 Oct, 8pm
Bold, insightful, and refreshingly unique, they take traditional song in new directions to shine a light on contemporary issues, offering new perspectives on the world we live in today.
A Play, A Pie & A Pint - Contact
A Play, A Pie and A Pint by Jonny Donahoe, directed by Ben StandishTue 13 - Sat 17 Oct, 1PM
A new play exploring generational conflict and why so many choose ‘no contact’ over reconciliation.
A Play, A Pie & A Pint - Bottom's Dream
A Play, A Pie and A Pint by Martin O’Connor, directed by Debbie HannanTue 20 - Sat 24 Oct, 1pm
A humorous and honest exploration of class, language, and ambition.
Bruce Molsky & Darol Anger
Music at the TraverseWed 21 Oct, 8PM
Darol and Bruce have been musical explorers together for years, sharing a creative universe that’s resulted in some epic collaborations, crashing each other’s concerts and recordings, and just finding big joy in playing together.
Thrice
Fri 23 - Sat 24 Oct, 7:30PM
A visual and sonic journey of movement, text, and original music, fragmenting and transforming Macbeth’s words.
Man to Man
Written by Manfred Karge, translated by Anthony Vivis, revised by Stephen Unwin. Directed by Stephen UnwinThu 29 Oct - Sat 7 Nov
Tilda Swinton stars in this landmark Traverse production as it returns to Edinburgh.
Shaer, Moss, Warnock
Music at the TraverseSun 8 Nov, 8PM
A dynamic trio bringing together English, Irish and European traditional music with fresh arrangements, powerful musicianship and heartfelt song.
Rotten Work & The Game of Life
Tue 10 - Wed 11 Nov, 7:30PM
Scottish Dance Theatre presents the German premiere of a captivating double bill by Emilie Leriche and Edouard Hue.
Imaginate Scratch That!
Thu 12 Nov, 7PM
A showcase of works-in-progress.
No Apologies
by Emma Frankland, directed by Harry Clayton-WrightThu 12 - Fri 13 Nov, 7:30PM
Urgent and politically sharp, this is a spectacular collision between theatre and grunge, autobiography and alternate history.
No Woman Is An Island
by Róisín Stack–
A meditation on geographies of the Self.