A Fringe Quickie (#112) with ‘Deeptime Atomic Waste PLeasure Party’

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What coffee would you/your show be, and why?

An Espresso Martini. Smooth, with a kick – and you might regret it if you down it all in one.

What brings a nice show like yours to a place like the Edinburgh Fringe?

For all the complaints I have about the way the Fringe is run, it still struck me as incredibly important that this piece had its debut in Edinburgh, in August, and in a Fringe venue. The show is born out of the stories I heard when my parents moved to a small village near the Torness Nuclear Power Plant. It felt like a culmination of this journey to bring it back to Scotland.

What do you/your show do to make an audience’s heart beat faster?

Deeptime is a highly energetic (if you’ll excuse the pun) piece of storytelling, told from the throbbing backrooms of an underground Techno club. An original score from the fantastic Ronan Goron is going to deliver a hearty dose of adrenaline, as we catapult from protest sites to dancefloors, sandy deserts to burial chambers hundreds of meters underground.

About the show
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Deeptime Atomic Waste PLeasure Party

Date(s): Aug 2-10

Time(s): 20:35 (50 minutes)

Location: theSpaceTriplex – Studio

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