Shedinburgh Fringe Festival

SUNSET: IN CONVERSATION WITH MY SISTER

CATEGORY
LIVE PODCAST

TICKETS FROM
£6

AGE GUIDANCE
18+

DATES & TIMES
TUESDAY 17TH AUGUST
7.00PM 

RUNNING TIME
55MINS

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Tickets for this performance are available across a number of timezones, including BST (Edinburgh, London), EDT (Toronto, New York), PDT (Vancouver, Los Angeles, Seattle), AEST (Sydney).

BY CURTIS BROWN LTD

Jessie Cave in conversation with sister Bebe about her debut novel Sunset. They discuss writing and creativity in general and what it was like to embark upon a novel, pregnant in a pandemic. They also talk about grief.

Content Warning: Rape, death

“Heartbreaking, funny and bittersweet… a phenomenal debut” Dolly Alderton 

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TUESDAY 17TH AUGUST

HOW TO SELECT YOUR TICKETS

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A minimum of 25% of every ticket purchased for SHEDINBURGH 2021 will go into the SHED LOAD OF FUTURE FUND; a fund that will directly support the next generation of Fringe artists.

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