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Edinburgh Fringe Preview: Auntie Empire at Summerhall (The Dissection Room)

Auntie Empire EdFringe 25 Credit Brian Hartley (Still Motion Arts)
Auntie Empire EdFringe 25 Credit Brian Hartley (Still Motion Arts)

Summerhall (The Dissection Room)

22-Aug

Book Tickets

17:30

Audience participation, distressing or potentially triggering themes, references to colonialism and imperial oppression

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