Silken Veils
- Source: The List (Issue 687)
- Date: 23 August 2011
- Written by: Suzanne Black
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This article is from 2011.
Tenderly performed memories
We join a Persian woman (Leila Ghaznavi) as she freaks out about her impending nuptials. Using puppetry, silhouette-work and animation to complement live action we are taken on a journey through her memories of Iran, suffused with the poetry of Rumi. A charming and tender portrait of the burden of love, in which the stringed performers shine.
Assembly George Square, 623 3030, until 28 Aug, 3.40pm, £9–£10 (£8–£9).
This article is from 2011.
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