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Home Edinburgh Fringe 2019

Edinburgh Preview: Arthur at Your Own Home

by Staff Writer
July 3, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Arthur at Your Own Home

Arthur at Your Own Home

Arthur
Your Own Home
31st July – 25th August (not 7th, 14th, 21st)
10.30 & 17.30 (60 mins)
Book Tickets

What made you who you are? Do your children have any hope?

Performed in your own home by Daniel Bye and his five-month-old son, Arthur is a startling confrontation with the inescapability of what makes you you.

Combining astonishing insights from the cutting-edge science of epigenetics, with hilarious and harrowing storytelling, this show will make you look again at everything you thought you knew.

       

‘One of the most astute and thoughtful contemporary theatre makers around’ (The Stage).
‘A rare mix of science, artistry and compassion’ (The Scotsman).
‘Such a funny, charismatic performer’ (The List).

Because of the nature of the performance, tickets are very limited. Early booking is strongly advised

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