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Hidden Door Festival, Wednesday 31st May
Another night of theatre from plus Jamie And Lewis Wardrop present Glasgow V Edinburgh, bringing their irreverent and playful multimedia they rip up the postcard view of their cities and get down to the nitty gritty. the excellent Grid Iron performing South Bend, Ludens Ensembles Love, and Tam Dean Burns John McPake and the Sea Beggars.
Plus Poetry and Spoken Word from Andrew Blairs The R-Pattz Facttz, an evening of poetry all about Robert Pattinson (yes, that one from Twilight)!
The cinema selections are chosen by intersectional feminist moving image online journal Dispatch Feminist Moving Image, focusing on works and exhibitions created and curated by women.
Performance times TBC
Returning for its fourth edition, the non-profit and 100% volunteer-run multi arts festival will this year take place in the old Leith Theatre; with 10 days and nights of music, theatre, visual art, film and spoken word bringing the stunning venue back to life. Left derelict and decaying for 28 years, Hidden Door will provide the initial spark to get this art deco gem back up and running as a major Edinburgh arts venue and transform its empty spaces with the help of some of the best creative talent from Scotland and beyond.
The festival will be free to explore every day until 6pm, with tickets now on sale for the evening events.
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LocationThe Leith Theatre (View)
28-30 Ferry Road
Edinburgh EH6 4AE
United Kingdom
Categories
| Minimum Age: 18 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
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