Overview
A personal and collective story about rural depopulation, told through storytelling, live music and theatre. Tom Pow draws on his travels for this emotive journey exploring the abandonment of the countryside, refugee crises and the ‘great thinning’ of the natural world, whilst The Galloway Agreement musicians draw on their wide experience of European musical traditions, enlarging the emotional landscape and driving the narrative.
Notes: Characters expressing anger, heavily dialogue-driven scenes
Accessibility
Please note the following show(s):
August 23rd – BSL Interpreted, Relaxed Performance, Touch tour – Meeting at 2.30pm, at the reception desk at the Scottish Storytelling Centre
August 24th – BSL Interpreted
Supported By
The Village and The Road gratefully acknowledges the support of Creative Scotland (Made in Scotland), Scotbelge Charitable Trust, Dame Barbara Kelly, DG Arts Festival, DG Regional Arts Fund, Pete Renwick, and Theatre Royal Dumfries.
Creative Credits
Writer/Performer: Tom Pow
Original Score: The Galloway Agreement
Director: Matthew Zajac
Lighting: Andrew Wilson
Sound Design: Stuart Macpherson
Producers: Ruth Morris, Pete Renwick and Ed Littlewood
Nov 18
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On Tour
Scottish Storytelling Centre
43-45 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1SR
- August 17th-21st, 23rd-29th