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Ainadamar Touch Tours

Theatre Royal Glasgow:
Saturday 5 November, 6pm

Festival Theatre Edinburgh:
Saturday 12 November, 6pm

Enjoy a Touch Tour of the set of Ainadamar before our audio-described performances in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Tickets are free but should be reserved in advance as there is limited availability.

When you arrive at your chosen performance please make yourself known to a member of the Front of House team and they will provide you with your audio description headset for the performance.

Guide dogs are welcome at all of our venues. 

About Ainadamar

In his critically acclaimed opera, Argentinian composer Osvaldo Golijov creates a vibrant, poetic sound world combining opera with flamenco dance and song. Ainadamar (the Spanish pronunciation of the Arabic name ‘Ayn al-Dam’, meaning ‘The Fountain of Tears’) brilliantly reimagines and explores the life and works of Federico García Lorca – playwright and poet – whose anti-fascist stance and open homosexuality led to his death in 1936 at the hands of Franco’s Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War.

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Ainadamar

Osvaldo Golijov

THE FOUNTAIN OF TEARS
UK staged premiere

Saturday, 29 October - Saturday, 12 November 2022
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