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Part of the Walk This Play® series by ThickSkin, in association with the Traverse Theatre.
Don your headphones and get ready to eavesdrop in this latest solo audio experience from ThickSkin. Celebrating the stories and people who are the heartbeat and spirit of Edinburgh, Eavesdropping asks who gets to define a city, who gets to be it’s guide and who’s story matters.
Eavesdropping takes audiences on an adventure through familiar and unfamiliar streets of Scotland’s capital, revealing new sides to and stories of the people who (may) live here. This location-based walking audio play by Hannah Lavery and Sarah MacGillivray, the latest in ThickSkin’s Walk This Play® series, will encourage audiences to look differently at the rich tapestry of people you may walk past every day, whether you notice them or not.
Writers
Hannah Lavery and Sarah MacGillivray
Director
Jonnie Riordan
Composer & Sound Designer
Finn Anderson
Dramaturg
Eleanor White
Credits
Hosted by: ThickSkin Theatre

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