Office or Consulting room hire at Edinburgh Palette
Available on a sessional basis from one to 5 hours per day/week.
Would suit small charity, support worker, or as a base away from home.
Room hire is from £8 per hour and is available until summer 2019.
Email elizabeth@reflectivespaces.org.uk for details or visit the website.
Leith-based theatre company, Citadel Arts Group, return to the Fringe with ‘ Dancing with Mrs Murphy.’
‘Dancing with Mrs Murphy’ is a darkly edgy drama set in Leith, 1956: the Suez Crisis signals the last stages of Empire. Rose Murphy, staggering under the pressure of work and family, is all shook up by Elvis. Can she dance into a brighter future? It’s a play about mothers and sons and coping with the changes brought about by the 1950s.
‘Dancing with Mrs Murphy’ is part of Citadel Arts Group’s 1950s project supported by City of Edinburgh Council, random arts giving, GoodnessKNOWS, Port of Leith Housing, the OFFF Over Fifties £500 Fund. A book of local memories, ’Remembering the 1950s’ will be produced, also a shorter play, inspired by the memories, which Citadel will take into local schools.
When and Where?
LEITH DOCKERS CLUB, 17 Academy Street EH 6 7EE
Dates: 13 – 16 Aug at 2pm and 14 Aug at 7.30pm
Tickets £10/£8
Press Tickets from lizhare@blueyonder.co.uk
0r phone 07770 623 924
Citadel Arts Group is a registered charity (SC 034687) dedicated to developing new plays by older writers and giving them the chance to see their work professionally performed in a variety of community venues. We also collect living memories into books and use the stories of Leith as inspiration for drama.
Please find posters attached below.
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