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Mustard
Coming Up Credits Writer and performerEva O’Connor DirectorHildegard Ryan Lighting DesignerMarianne Nightingale RelighterSuzie Cummins Behind the Scenes Interview with Writer and Performer, Eva O'Connor Choose Dates and Book Immediately after booking you'll receive an email from us confirming your purchase. Then, within an hour, you'll receive a second email from us containing your link to watch Mustard as soon as it becomes available on Tue 1 Dec, 12pm.
Declan
The Traverse Theatre’s gripping hit Mouthpiece returns to Edinburgh, reimagined for the digital stage. Declan is a brand new take on the Traverse Theatre’s 2018 hit production Mouthpiece about class, culture and appropriation. Through film footage, animation and audio, the audience are placed in the protagonist’s shoes, to show Edinburgh as he sees it. 17-year-old Declan’s Edinburgh isn’t the one the world knows and celebrates.
Removed
A sell-out hit at Belfast Children’s Festival, Baboro Festival and Dublin Theatre Festival, Removed comes to the Traverse Festival. Removedis the funny, poignant and affecting story of Adam that offers a glimpse into the unknown experiences of growing up as a "Looked After" child.
LITTLE MISS BURDEN
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Matilda Ibini’s Play ‘Little Miss Burden’ Tackles Disability Myths
The play “Little Miss Burden” is a heightened and magical realist take on my experiences growing up with a disability and aims to demystify some of the stereotypes and tropes about what it means to be disabled. The story is told from the perspectives of three sisters.
LITTLE MISS BURDEN
They are the coolest, fiercest, most super talentedest girl band ever assembled: Big Sis and Little Sis are waiting for the third member of their trio to arrive. Little Miss is on her way. It just takes her a little bit longer. At thirteen, Little Miss is given a gift which cannot be returned. It’s a part of her. She has to share her body and life with it. And she needs to find a way for the two of them to get along as they can’t both be Player One.
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