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Are We Not Drawn to a New erA Ontroerend Goed present a visual metaphor for the current climate crisis which poses the question as to whether we are moving forwards or backwards. See review, page 90. ZOO Southside, until 25 Aug (not 19). Looping: Scotland Overdub An inclusive, immersive performance-party that embraces the spirits of both Brazilian street festival and Scottish ceilidh dancing. See feature, page 19. ZOO Southside, 19–24 Aug.
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Courtney Pauroso Courtney Pauroso makes her debut in this character clown show that blends burlesque with feminist allegory. See review, page 51. Underbelly Cowgate, until 25 Aug.
Reuben Kaye Wonderfully filthy Kaye performs in his camp cabaret explosion. See feature, page 39. Reuben Kaye, Assembly Checkpoint, until 25 Aug (not 21); The Kaye Hole, 16–18, 23–25 Aug.
Until the Flood The UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize finalist Orlandersmith’s work centres on the aftermath of the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown. See review, page 82. Traverse, until 25 Aug (not 19). America is Hard to See An inquiry into Miracle Village, the American community for sex offenders situated in Florida. See review, page 91. Underbelly Cowgate, until 25 Aug.
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Elif Shafak The British-Turkish author discusses her latest novel 10 Minutes and 38 Seconds, which movingly recounts the last thoughts of a murdered woman. See preview, page 31. Charlotte Square Gardens, 23 Aug. Atomic Saloon Show Cal McCrystal directs some of the best names in variety and physical comedy in this raucous show. Catch it before it lands permanently on the Las Vegas strip. See review, page 66. Assembly George Square Gardens, until 25 Aug.
14–26 Aug 2019 THE LIST FESTIVAL 7