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Future Shorts: The Next Generation Film Festival
August 4, 2011 – 5:33 pm
Future Shorts ONE is a global film event that unites audiences across the world in a monthly celebration of creativity, culture and community. Every month, audiences from 65 cities in 15 countries around the globe share the same experience via the Future Shorts programme.
Welcome to the Press Page
August 4, 2011 – 4:00 pm
Stay tuned for updates from our press team about all the coverage of our shows and events in the Press.
Rose Bruford College Introductory Talk
August 3, 2011 – 6:42 pm
Rose Bruford College invites you to meet their principal Michael Earley for the opportunity to find out more about and discuss their range of programmes which include Undergraduate Courses such as BA (Hons) Acting, Costume Production, Theatre Studies, Theatre Design and Postgraduate courses in Ensemble Theatre and Theatre and Performing Arts amongst many others.
The Practice of the Impossible: A Discussion
July 29, 2011 – 11:54 am
Last year Summerhall’s Director Rupert Thomson wrote a far-fetched manifesto called ‘The Theatre of the Impossible’, which has since been presented at Battersea Arts Centre, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and with the National Theatre of Scotland. For this event he will be in conversation with a selection of contemporary theatre practitioners about making the impossible real: What does that even mean? And why would we want to do it if we could? General questions about the meaning of life are also likely to be touched on: come and share your impossible experiences.
ACT GREEN
July 29, 2011 – 11:35 am
What can the performing arts do about Climate Change? Is it the role of artists to address major global issues? And if so, how? A range of experienced speakers will discuss this highly topical and emotive issue.
Presented by the BiDiNG TiME project.
The Future of Edinburgh Arts incorporating The Selfish Banquet
July 29, 2011 – 11:29 am
Summerhall, one of Edinburgh’s newest multi-arts festival venues, brings outstanding arts practitioners from around the world together to share their expert opinions on the future of the arts in Edinburgh. Incorporated in this discussion is the pilot version of Selfish Banquet, a performative discussion meal hosted by Zecora Ura and commissioned by LIFT, where preparing, serving and sharing food stimulates the palate whilst provoking debate.
From Plato to Primal Scream: Music and its connection to Philosophy
July 29, 2011 – 11:21 am
Music and politics. Music and ethics. Music and logic. Music and knowledge.
Music and Philosophy have been linked throughout the history of Western thought from the ancient Greeks onwards. This talk, given by Dr Edward Campbell, a lecturer in the Music Department at the University of Aberdeen and a renowned academic, speaker and published writer will explore a number of the key historical encounters between music and philosophy as well as looking to how the two continue to be implicated in ever new ways by musicians and philosophers.
Audience as Document
July 29, 2011 – 11:03 am
The event invites those who have experienced the overnight Hotel Medea trilogy to share their memories, as part of an exploration of how the memory of a performance becomes a performative event in its own right.
Some nice words from Time Out…
July 28, 2011 – 11:19 pm
‘Like all the coolest destinations, we haven’t actually been to Summerhall, but we’d really, really like to.’ TIME OUT Some nice words from Time Out who picked Summerhall as one of 5 venues to head to this Festival. And it seems our wonderful Dissection Room bar is, in particular, attracting some attention… http://www.timeout.com/london/theatre/article/2570/dont-take-the-high-road
