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Edinburgh To Do List (29 Sept - 5 Oct)

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Cherry Blossom: 24 September–11 October; Traverse Theatre.

A new production by homegrown talent, Scottish writer Catherine Grosvenor. Exploring identity, migration and what this means for 21st-century Europe, this multi-media piece should be an eye-opening performance.

With both Polish and British input, you may see some of Edinburgh reflected on the stage. Know before you go: read a preview (in Polish). The Glasgow Herald review deems the performance 'dazzling and heartfelt'. The main character, Grazyna, is played by any one of the actors on the stage, and the show flicks between her workplace, a Scottish sausage factory and life back in Poland, where her family live as she works to support them.

Connect: Super Science Shows: Sundays 1215,1315,1415; National Museum of Scotland

FREE shows that promise to get your little ones excited about science. Suitable for kids from 5+ and their parents too of course! Limited spaces mean you should reserve your family's place early to make sure you enjoy the Museum's revolving series of shows: 'Alex's Amazing Adventure'; 'Fantastic Forces'; or' Sounds Amazing!'

Scottish Home Improvement and Self Build Show: 4-5 October; Royal Highland Centre

Thinking of extending, revamping or just looking for inspiration for improving your house, from storage solutions to chandeliers you should find it all here. Visit the show website.

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