

4.5
'Dear Europe' (National Theatre Scotland event).
I attended the 'Dear Europe' event organised by the National Theatre of Scotland on the day that we were supposed to Brexit. It was a mix of celebration and sadness of cultures and identities and views about the possible future for all of us and what it could hold. The venue was perfect for this event as it encapsulated changing identities; it was a huge old warehouse space transformed into an events space with several screens. I absolutely loved all of the performances but especially the multi-sensory 'Death Becomes Us' and 'Moving Through Shadows' 'Cadaver Police' and 'Second Citizen'. Staff were very welcoming and helpful both inside and outside the venue and I was made to feel just as much a part of the audience as everyone else free to immerse myself in the brilliant performances. There was also an adjacent bar (Acid Bar) which had a disabled toilet and a private car park with plenty of room was made available for us.
I attended the 'Dear Europe' event organised by the National Theatre of Scotland on the day that we were supposed to Brexit. It was a mix of celebration and sadness of cultures and identities and views about the possible future for all of us and what it could hold. The venue was perfect for this event as it encapsulated changing identities; it was a huge old warehouse space transformed into an events space with several screens. I absolutely loved all of the performances but especially the multi-sensory 'Death Becomes Us' and 'Moving Through Shadows' 'Cadaver Police' and 'Second Citizen'. Staff were very welcoming and helpful both inside and outside the venue and I was made to feel just as much a part of the audience as everyone else free to immerse myself in the brilliant performances. There was also an adjacent bar (Acid Bar) which had a disabled toilet and a private car park with plenty of room was made available for us.