By Karl Jay-Lewin and Matteo Fargion
“A beguiling mix of high and low art… clever, funny and thought-provoking.” ★★★★★ The Herald Scotland (Keith Bruce)
“Well, that was extraordinary!”
★★★★ Scots Gay Arts
★★★★ The Scotsman
★★★★ The List
★★★ The Guardian
★★★ The Skinny
★★ The Wee Review
★ The Herald (Mark Brown)
Extremely Pedestrian Chorales presents the prosaic and commonplace experience of the pedestrian as an act of beauty, meaning and gentle comedy.
The work takes its form and structure from the sublime harmonies of JS Bach’s famous Chorales – pitching them into our present day lives with just a dash of punk-ish irreverence and 18th Century powder wigs. A beguiling mix of high and low art exploring the multifarious roles and movement languages of the pedestrian.
Scottish Tour 2021/22
18th March 2022
15 Oct, 17:00
St. Giles Church, Elgin
17 October, 15:00 (+ free workshop 12.00-13.30)
Dunoon Burgh Hall, Dunoon
18 Oct, 14:00 & 17:00
Platform, Glasgow
19 Oct, 19:30
Cumbernauld Theatre, Cumbernauld
20 Oct, 19.30
Summerhall, Edinburgh
21 Oct, 19:30
Melrose Corn Exchange, Melrose
Previous tour dates
28 Feb 2020, 19.30
The Barn, Banchory
29 Feb 2020, 19.30
Phoenix Centre, Newton Dee Camphill Community
20-24 August 2019
Summerhall, Edinburgh (part of the British Council Edinburgh Showcase 2019)
5 May 2019
RISE Festival, Findhorn
28-30 Sept 2018
Kinloss Church, Kinloss (part of the Findhorn Bay Festival)
For cast and credits see Collaborators
See also Extremely Pedestrian Chorales Workshop
