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2026 Festival Pass

Priced at £55, there are a very limited number of passes which will give access to the majority of the programme for free, plus reduced price tickets for our higher priced, some events including workshops and food & drink events. Each audience member must purchase their own individual pass and MUST book each event you wish to attend by selecting the festival pass ticket type on those events. PWYC events should be booked using the £0 tier. T&C’s apply.

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Sun 15 Nov 8:00pm ‐ 9:00pm

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On Slack Tide

This specially commissioned collaboration from musician Aurora Engine and writers JL Williams, Dean Atta and Kirsty Loga explores life transitions, fusing music, voice, electronica, poetry and performance in a singular, striking soundscape.

Sunday, 15 November 2026

8:00pm ‐ 9:00pm

The Pleasance Theatre
Pleasance Courtyard, 60 Pleasance, Edinburgh, EH8 9TJ

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Closing the festival, we’re thrilled to share a new collaboration from musician Aurora Engine and poets JL Williams, Dean Atta and Kirsty Logan. This three-act piece fuses music, voice, electronica, poetry and performance in a singular striking soundscape that explores the transitions that shape our lives – pregnancy, birth and matrescence, coming of age, and death and grief – and the waiting, stasis and subsequent flurry action or emotion that often accompany them. This new work, specially commissioned for the festival, promises to be haunting and holding, magical and meaningful.

Jenni Fagan is no longer participating in this event.