Date
5 - 30 August
Time
2:00 pm
Venue
Underbelly Cowgate
Big Belly
suitability
Age 16+ (Guideline)
Tickets from
£10.00
(includes booking fee)
Theatre
KINDER
What happens when you're booked (but not blessed)
Winner, Best LGBTQIA+ Edinburgh Fringe Award (List). An unexpected call from a library derails a performance planned by newly arrived drag artist Goody Prostate, booked to headline the local reading hour. But as they race against the clock to scramble together a new act in real time, they spiral into a chaotic interrogation of childhood, memory and a long overdue examination of what it means to grow up. The library is open – sit down, be quiet and listen. Because sometimes, reading is what? Fundamentalist.
ENHANCED PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
A relaxed performance and an SL interpreted performance of Kinder are available.
Relaxed Performance — For this performance, some of the more intense lighting sequences will be reduced in severity, and the volume of accompanying sound will be lowered.
Audience perks include: permission to move around and make noise, and a show guide/synopsis/character list. Content notes: the show contains a total blackout, flashing/strobed lighting, characters expressing anger, and heavily dialogue-driven scenes. The performer enters the audience area. There is no audience participation.
Before the show, audiences will have access to a character description video from the performer and a PDF visual story detailing narrative and technical elements of the performance.
Sunday 24th August: Book Here
BSL Interpreted Performance — BSL interpretation provided by Greg Colquhoun. Please select this ticket type when booking so we can reserve you a seat in line of the interpreter.
Monday 17th August: Book Here
An audio introduction for this show is available below. This is a pre-recorded description of the show, made to aid visually impaired audiences and inform them when choosing which shows to see. It typically includes a description of visual elements of the show, including set, costumes, movement styles and set pieces.
Self Description
This show will have a brief self description at the start of the performance on the following dates: 10th, 17th and 24th August
A self-description is delivered live by the performer and typically describes their physical appearance, costume, set and outline of movements throughout the show. This provides an aid to visually impaired audience members.
Presented By
Ryan Stewart
Duration
60 minutes
Advice
Strong language/swearing, occasional mild sexual references; references to homophobia/queerphobia. Audiences are invited to participate in brief moments of the work, but participation is not expected or imposed at any point
Price
Tickets from
£10.00
(includes booking fee)
Accessibility
Wheelchair Spaces
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