This devising company is for anyone over the age of 18 with an interest in creating innovative theatre that entertains and challenges. We have opportunities for those of you interested in acting, directing, writing or backstage work. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED and we love new members!
We are now in rehearsals for our brand new devised piece of theatre for performances in the Leith Festival on 17th, 18th and 19th June 2010.
The Legacy
The Cafe was always a place where you could go and talk about changing the world. But now a bigger change is happening; something that requires less talk and more action...
Devised and written by the cast and directed by Gavin Crichton, The Legacy explores how we deal with change and how we can be actively involved in enabling positive change to happen in our lives and communities.
When:
17th June, 7.30pm
18th June, 7.30pm
19th June, 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Where:
The Out of the Blue Drill Hall
36 Dalmeny Street
Edinburgh, EH6 8RG
Cost: £5
For tickets please contact the Leith Festival Box Office on 0131 555 5879 or visit www.leithfestival.com




Previous Performances:
Comfort Zone - Leith Festival 2009
It is the year 2030 and the launch night of SpaZe Inc’s plans for the redevelopment of the Harbourstone area. Will everything go as planned or will community resistance finally boil to the surface?
“A strong piece of issue-based theatre that works both as entertainment and as a call to take on responsibility for yourself.” Thom Dibdin, Evening News
Think Tank – Leith Festival 2008
Welcome to the opening night of the latest exhibition by renowned artist Tunde Aragundade. As a group of art lovers casually mill around the exhibits and installations, the evening takes a sinister turn… blackouts, visions, abductions and bloodshed. Is this part of the artistic experience or is there something more menacing at work? Join the group as they embark on a thrilling journey through a series of darkly comic incidents.
“A strong, tense situation...conveyed with plenty of energy by the cast”. Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman