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ALT The laurel for The Holden Street Theatres Edinburgh Fringe Award 2023
ALT A pink graphic with 4 headshots on. There is white text at the top that says 'Best Composer, Lyricist or Book Writer'
ALT The poster for Strategic Love Play. The title is written at the top, and the image consists of two five-star reviews from British Theatre Guide and LostinTheatreland, followed by four-star reviews from Scotsman, The Stage, guardian, The Times, Reviews Hub and Indiependent
ALT Alexa Davies performing in Lady Dealer at Paines Plough's Roundabout.
ALT A party full of people at the Roundabout theatre space in Edinburgh. A woman stands in front of a crowd making a speech.
ALT White text on a black background, reading Salty Irina (Roundabout at Summerhall) Eve Leigh is a playwright who always surprises. Her latest, directed by Debbie Hannan, tells of girls who take on their town’s racists but find their own relationship puts them at risk. It’s produced by Broccoli Arts. Sometimes choosing work from specific producers can be rewarding in Edinburgh. Ellie Keel is a case in point. Jamie Armitage’s An Interrogation sounds both slippery and entertaining. This year Roundabout also has two productions of hers, including the Hotter Project’s The Last Show Before We Die and the Bruntwood Prize-winning Bullring Techno Makeout Jamz, produced with Paines Plough. The latter is also bringing Miriam Battye’s interrogation of modern romance, Strategic Love Play.
ALT Production photograph of Bangers. A young man and woman are sat opposite eachother on stage, both wearing addidas tracksuits and holding microphones. They are laughing, looking at one another/
ALT Production photograph of Bangers. A young man in a neon yellow jacket and wearing a large fanny pack is stood centre stage singing into a microphone. Above him are bright stage lights, and just behind him is a young woman in a blue tracksuit also singing into a mic.
ALT Production photograph of Bangers. Three cast members (two men and one woman) stood centre stage on top of amp boxes, singing into microphones
ALT It is with immense sadness that we are announcing the death of Abdul Shayek, beloved Artistic Director and Joint CEO of Tara Theatre, aged 39. We are heartbroken to share this news on behalf of his family. Abdul died at home unexpectedly, of natural causes. Abdul’s family and Tara Theatre respectfully request privacy and space to come to terms with our devastating loss.
