Breakfast Plays: Youthquake

Tue 21 Aug

Entry from £12

Three young Scottish playwrights from the Traverse Young Writers’ group join forces with three leading British writers (Ella Hickson, Kieran Hurley and Sabrina Mahfouz) to explore a pressing question of our time: how can the younger generation be a catalyst for social and political change? Paired with pieces from their professional mentors, this brave new body of work from young voices is a defiant demand to be seen as more than avocado-fuelled millennials. Kick start your festival day with these script-in-hand readings, and enjoy a breakfast roll and tea/coffee with your ticket.

Venue

Traverse Theatre
10 Cambridge Street
Edinburgh EH1 2ED

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Traverse Theatre

From its humble beginnings in an abandoned Lawnmarket brothel in 1963, 'the Trav' now has two performance s...
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