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News > Deiseil: Dancing in Time – Edinburgh Fringe 8-16th August

Deiseil: Dancing in Time – Edinburgh Fringe 8-16th August

Alison and Amy

A powerful exploration of how stepdance, Scotland’s percussive dance, was lost… and how its revival became woven into a lifelong friendship. Experience a compelling journey across centuries of tradition told through fiddle, feet, Gaelic song and story, in an immersive performance which draws you in to the heart of our heritage. Deiseil means ready in Scottish Gaelic: be ready for a mesmerising reflection on how issues of culture, identity and connection still resonate through society today. Groundbreaking new work from award-winning director Gerry Mulgrew (six Fringe Firsts), dancer Alison Carlyle and musician Amy Geddes.

deiseil /dʲeʃal/ (sounds like jay-shal)

Edinburgh Fringe:
theSpace @ Venue 45
August 8th-16th (not 10th), 17:10

https://www.thespaceuk.com/shows/2025/deiseil-dancing-in-time

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