2017

Overview

Recommended Age Guideline PG

Tom Poulson – Trumpet
Alistair MacDonald – Live Electronics
Susan Worsfold – Director

Trumpet, electronics and text

One man’s love letters from the front line

Towards the close of WW2, Army signaller Dennis Marshall wrote a series of moving letters to his fiancée, tracing his journey and his experiences. Dennis' grandson, trumpeter Tom Poulson, composer Alistair MacDonald and director Susan Worsfold, explore these letters in an extraordinary immersive performance, with music reflecting the technology and sounds of the era. Inspired by the Last Post bugle call, the work explores war and memory in a very personal piece, set in the round, where audiences can experience the letters together.

Army @ The Fringe in Association with Summerhall, view map
Aug 17-20, 22 15:30

£13/£10conc./£32 Family Ticket (2 adults 2 children). 10% discount for group bookings of 10 or more.

Aug 18 15:30 (60mins) Dementia Friendly Performance

£10 all tickets

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The Last Post from Made in Scotland on Vimeo.

Kim Macari, professional jazz musician and Chair of Jazz From Scotland, is talking about The Last Post.

Performances

Army @ The Fringe in Association with Summerhall

  • Aug 17-20, 22 15:30
  • Aug 18 15:30 (60mins) Dementia Friendly Performance

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