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Wednesday 5 June | 2024 | 7.30pm (1 hour 50 minutes including interval)
Djanogly Theatre
£18
Internationally renowned harp and electronica duo FitkinWall follow threads of migration, loss, and longing in their new show. Ruth Wall's explorations into Gaelic song, fiddle and pipe tunes, and the history of the Scottish Highlands where she grew up, have a particular focus on migration and the Highland Clearances.
Graham Fitkin has created enigmatic and mesmerising new versions of these tunes for Ruth's three harps. The performance will also feature a light installation by acclaimed light artist Peter Freeman.
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