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A first Welsh language performance in the Fringe by one ofWales’ professional theatre companies. ‘. . . a lively and intriguing example ofthe theatre ofimagery . . . a visual triumph’. Fresh from the success at . the National Eisteddfod in Fishguard. Don’t miss it! Southside Centre, St Leonard’s Hill, The Pleasance, Edinburgh 25-30 August at 7.30pm £2.25 (£1.75)
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El Cambalache presents Scant Theatre’s Production of Samuel Beckett’s
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with Steven Rayworth and production by Dr Mary Ross following last year’s much acclaimed ‘Waiting for Godot’
Performing Fridays at l 1 pm and Saturdays at 8 and 1 1pm throughout the Festival — £2.50 (£2).
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Week Three at 12:30 PM.
TICKETS AT FRINGE BOX OFFICE AND AT THE DOOR E? 50 I? 00»
‘Hibakusha Twilight starts from the premise that we are all survivors of Hiroshima-Nagasaki, living in a kind of twilight . . . To look at such things is a necessary task; the two members of Sun Ergos approach it with tremendous skill, exemplary mastery of technique, unflinching honesty and courage. It makes for a harrowing and profoundly moving performance.’
John Clifford, The Scotsman
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