Salome and John the Baptist is a well-known story that does not end well. The spiritual attraction of the prophet calling the people to rejoice in the coming of the new messiah turns into physical obsession for a lost princess.

Space access information:Entrance to studio and accessible toilet is via level entrance to halls from Lauriston Street. Accessible toilet off ground floor foyer (slight downward slope to floor in foyer).

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Salome

A powerhouse of pure performance. From bardic breakfasts to music, dance, circus: we showcase the uplifting, unsettling, side-splitting, thought-provoking at our festival hub with courtyard café-bar. Part of the vibrant, vivacious variety of C ARTS: a curated programme of international, independent work taking place at multiple city-centre locations, and online, in our 35th year at the Fringe. It’s a festival all of its own. Make sure you see it all.

Salome

Changing Perspectives

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