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	In this bulletin Actus tragicus competition Gate | Friel season discount Following the Diaspora web project First TransPennine Express promotion Optimism video clip What the media said Bank of Scotland community ticket offer Actus tragicus competition Image: Actus Tragicus. Photo: Thilo Nass. Staatsoper Stuttgart (Stuttgart State Opera) presents the staged opera Actus tragicus at Festival 09. Set to the music of Bach, with its eloquence and connection to the human spirit, the minutiae and repetition of human behaviour is brought to life within the cross-section of a four-storey building set. The chorus is amongst the most successful in Europe and has won the title of 'Opernwelt's Opera Choir of the Year' seven times. We are giving away four Actus tragicus prize packs, each consisting of: A Staatsoper Stuttgart branded umbrella A Staatsoper Stuttgart magnetic bookmark A copy of the CD Great Opera Choirs featuring works by Wagner, Mozart, Verdi, Monteverdi, Borodin and Schönberg, performed by Staatsopernchor Stuttgart and Staatsorchester Stuttgart A limited edition Actus tragicus postcard To enter, email marketing@eif.co.uk with your name, address and the subject heading 'Actus tragicus' and tell us the name of the production's conductor. Entries close on Friday 17 July and winners will be notified the following week. Gate | Friel season discount Image: The Yalta Game. Photo: Trent O'Donnell. Celebrate the work of Brian Friel at Festival 09 as the Gate Theatre present three plays from Ireland's greatest living playwright: Faith Healer, The Yalta Game and Afterplay. As much a composer of words as a dramatist, Friel uses a poetic and often surreal style that is both wise and earthy. Dublin's Gate Theatre has established a unique relationship with Friel and this Festival residency offers the opportunity to see three of his masterworks.  We're offering a 20% discount on the ticket prices when you book for all three Friel plays. The discount is available by phone on +44 (0)131 473 2000, in person or by post to Hub Tickets, Castlehill, Edinburgh, EH12NE. For more information about the Gate l Friel season go to eif.co.uk/friel. Following the Diaspora web project Image: Diaspora. Photo: Choy Ka Fai/TheatreWorks (Singapore). As part of our Bank of Scotland Connecting to Culture programme, we have commissioned three local artists from diverse ethnic backgrounds to work alongside TheatreWorks (Singapore) and its production of Diaspora. The artists - Pamela So, Rabiya Choudhry and Pio Abad - have been working with TheatreWorks director Ong Keng Sen to develop individual projects as responses to diasporas in Scotland. The website Following the Diaspora: Chinese Lives in Scotland, is the contribution made by Scottish/Chinese artist Pamela So and charts the lives of Chinese people who have chosen to make Scotland their home. The website explores memory and homecoming, as well as celebrating the lives of the Chinese Scottish Diaspora. The website goes live in early August and designs from the site, along with exhibitions from the other two artists, will be on display in The Hub foyer for the Festival 09 period. Stay tuned for more information on the Following the Diaspora web project. For info and to purchase tickets for Diaspora click here. First TransPennine Express promotion Image: Michael Clark. Photo: Richard Haughton. Our friends at TransPennine have teamed up with us to give you the chance to win a festival experience to remember this August. The prize consists of a pair of tickets to see the Michael Clark Dance Company perform at the Edinburgh Playhouse on Saturday 29 August, First Class return tickets on First TransPennine Express from anywhere in the UK and three nights accommodation in Edinburgh. This new production evolves from Michael Clark's admiration for the music of rock's holy trinity, David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed, who worked in close proximity in Berlin during the 1970s. Experience the rebellious energy of the Michael Clark Company live in this fantastic Festival night out. TransPennine is also offering great value inter-city train fares to Edinburgh for as little as £7. Check them out here and book early to avoid disappointment. For more info on the competition and to enter the prize draw click here. For more info on Michael Clark's New work at Festival 09 click here. Optimism video clip Image: Optimism. Photo: Jeff Busby. Last month saw the world premiere of Malthouse Melbourne's Optimism. The production transforms Voltaire's classic satire of enlightened insanity, Candide, into a cutting commentary on the 'no-worries' bravura of the Australian swagger. The irresistible comic-actor Frank Woodley (pictured above) leads a wonderful bunch of clowns as Michael Kantor directs this remarkable road trip. Through lands ravaged by plague, and tests of religion and sex, this hero's resolve never wavers as he travels across continents in search of his beloved. Stream a film excerpt from the premiere performance of Optimism here. For more info on Optimism and to buy tickets click here. What the media said Image: The Return of Ulysses. Photo: Johan Persson. The buzz is increasing as Festival 09 draws nearer - we're now only five weeks away! Here are some links to recent articles on Festival 09 and its productions: "The story [of Return of Ulysses] is a way for Spuck to express life's absurdities, and it's told with tongue-in-cheek humour" - Flanders Today. Read this article online here. "Looking on the bright side as Voltaire goes pop. this exuberant production of Optimism is always tempered by irrepressible song and dance" - The Herald. Read this article online here. "Michael Clark is one of the most dazzling players of the European dance scene . a magnificent extravaganza" - Der Tagesspiegel, Germany. Read this article online here. "Michael Clark, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde of the contemporary dance, and a master of the international scene" - La Repubblica, Italy. "[Michael Clark creates] a new dance, simply elegant, a rhythmic game of bodies and lines in space . with excellent dancers of solid classic formation" - La Venezia Nuova, Italy. "Good art curators are like good book editors. Their nurturing skills and ideas are essential, but the artist is the hero when the final creative product appears" - The Australian, on Juliana Engberg, curator of The Enlightenments. Read this article online here. "It is not just the bright weather forecast that whets the appetite for Edinburgh in 2009" - London Evening Standard. Read this article online here. "[Edinburgh International Festival] does not need a special introduction, as it is one of the most known international fine art festivals in Europe that draws the true art appreciators and art creators from around the world" - TheExaminer.com. Bank of Scotland community ticket offer Image: Bank of Scotland Fireworks Concert. Photo: Peter Sandground. The Bank of Scotland Fireworks Concert is the grand finale to Festival 09. Against the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, the Scottish Chamber Orchestra provides the music for Europe's largest choreographed fireworks display. Bank of Scotland is giving away 2000 tickets for Princes Street Gardens to groups working, supporting work or encouraging community participation within the local Edinburgh area. Maybe you're part of a social club for pensioners, are a support network for young care providers or a school class who has joined together to volunteer or raise money for charity? If so let us know. Bank of Scotland have up to 30 free tickets available for each successful community group. If you'd like to nominate a group just complete the application from at eif.co.uk/wishyouwerehere by Monday 3 August. Entries will be drawn at random and tickets sent out to successful entrants in August. Homecoming Scotland is a celebratory programme of more than 300 events across Scotland running until 30 November this year. The Festival's contribution includes highlighting the extraordinary 18th century Scottish Enlightenment. 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The Herald supplement, 10 years at The Hub, baroque competition and more

	In this bulletin Enlightenment supplement in The Herald Baroque orchestra ticket competition Education programme audio interview Singapore Arts Festival blogger Celebrating 10 years of The Hub The Sixteen win Artist of the Year Award Sharing the Festival in Dundee Festival City book exclusive discount offer Refugee Week and Edinburgh Sleep Out Enlightenment supplement in The Herald Image: Optimism. Photo: Jeff Busby. This August, The Enlightenment - that flourishing of intellectual inquiry that was to Scotland what the Renaissance was to Italy - will once again take centre stage in Edinburgh, this time in the form of drama, opera, dance, music and art. In association with the Edinburgh International Festival, The Herald is offering a supplement of writings linked to Enlightenment principles, free with the paper this Saturday 20 June. The supplement is entitled 'Enlightenment: How the intellectual revolution lives on' and presents a rousing cheer for the power of the human imagination. Essays include Alf Young on the current financial crisis, Ian Bell on how Enlightenment thinking affects us today and Tom Devine on how Scots helped shape the United States of America. The supplement also includes a specially commissioned poem by TS Eliot prizewinner Jen Hadfield. The Herald and Sunday Herald are media partners of Festival 09. Baroque orchestra ticket competition Image: Bach Collegium Japan, performing Rinaldo at Festival 09. Festival 09 presents several orchestras renowned for their authentic performances of baroque music from The Enlightenment period. Transport yourself back to the Enlightenment times with concert recitals from the likes of Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, European Union Baroque Orchestra, Monteverdi Choir and our Bach cantata series at Greyfriars Kirk. There are also concert operas in the Festival 09 programme which feature music from the baroque era including Handel's Acis and Galatea and Rinaldo. To celebrate the music of The Enlightenment we are giving you the chance to win two tickets to European Union Baroque Orchestra, performing at the Usher Hall on 25 August. To enter the draw email marketing@eif.co.uk with your name, address and tell us the name of the director of the EUBO. Education programme audio interview Image: Previous Programme Development project Scottish Power Dance. The Edinburgh International Festival has been running education, outreach and programme development projects since 1994. The Festival has access to many world class artists, and it is this contact with an international and extraordinarily wide range of performers, directors, choreographers and thinkers that makes the education work of the Festival unique. For more information on our Education programme click here. Take a listen to an interview with Sally Hobson, our Head of Programme Development, discussing how the Education programme originated, what its goals are and what we are doing now and in the future. Stream this interview here. Singapore Arts Festival blogger Image: Ronan Paterson, our lucky competition winner, with Singapore Arts Festival Director Ching Lee. Photo: Singapore Arts Festival. The entertaining blog entries from our lucky Singapore Arts Festival competition winner continue to roll in. Here is an excerpt from his recent blog, discussing Singapore as a Festival city: "The Festival here has a strong presence and the city is a wonderful backdrop. Taxi drivers and restaurateurs are proud of it. They realise what it means to tourism, but also to the city's sense of itself. Of course top artists will want to come here and take part. What's not to like? Great venues, enthusiastic audiences, friendly people and a great festival city." Read the latest Singapore Arts Festival blog entries here. Celebrating 10 years of The Hub On 6 July, The Hub, home of the Edinburgh International Festival, celebrates 10 years since its Royal opening. To mark the occasion The Hub is holding some special events and promotions including the chance to win a meal for four in Café Hub and a children's birthday party. There will also be free cupcakes, helium balloons and tours of the historic building. The Hub forms an integral part of the architectural fabric of Edinburgh. Constructed between 1842-45, it was built as the Assembly Hall and offices for the Church of Scotland by architects James Gillespie Graham and Augustus Welby Pugin. The Edinburgh International Festival acquired the building in 1995 and it underwent a huge transformation before opening to the public in July 1999. For more information on The Hub's 10th birthday celebrations click here. The Sixteen wins Artist of the Year Award Image: The Sixteen. Festival 09 ensemble The Sixteen and their conductor Harry Christophers have been named Classic FM Magazine's inaugural Artist of the Year. John Evans, Editor of Classic FM Magazine, explained "On the basis of the three As - Artistry, Approachability and Activity - Harry Christophers and The Sixteen stood head and shoulders above the rest". Christophers declared, "To be named Classic FM's Artist of the Year in our 30th anniversary season is a wonderful tribute to a simply amazing ensemble. The Sixteen is a very special group of artists whose dedication is second to none". To read more on the award announcement click here. There are still tickets available to The Sixteen's performance of Purcell's The Fairy Queen at the Usher Hall on 4 September. For an audio taster of The Sixteen click here. Sharing the Festival in Dundee Image: Experimentum Mundi As part of our Sharing the Festival project, the Festival is heading to Dundee with some fun summer workshops for young people. A residency runs at The Space in Dundee from 3 - 7 August and then Festival show Experimentum Mundi will be performed twice on 8 September. Written by Italian composer Giorgio Battistelli, Experimentum Mundi turns the rhythm of everyday life into a fiery and passionate musical experience. The young people's week will explore the extraordinary in the ordinary. Working with film-maker Alex Hetherington, composer Peter McGarr and drama specialist Rebecca Green the participants will tap into their imaginations to create a short piece of music, story or film about the everyday. For booking information on Experimentum Mundi click here. Festival City book exclusive discount offer Image: Cover image of Festival City: A Pictorial History of the Edinburgh Festivals. To be released next month, Festival City: A Pictorial History of the Edinburgh Festivals is a unique pictorial collection, selected from the archives of The Scotsman Publications, illustrating the history of the Edinburgh Festivals. It features many of the greatest actors, dancers, musicians, conductors and comedians that have graced the stages, church halls, vaults and makeshift theatres of Edinburgh. The collection also shows the main star of the Edinburgh Festivals - the city itself, capturing the sights and the atmosphere that the Festival creates. Many of these photographs have not been seen for over thirty years and some are being published for the first time. As an exclusive offer for Edinburgh International Festival e-bulletin subscribers, pre-order your copy of this fascinating new hard-back book for £12.99 (a discount of £4.00). For more info on the Festival City book and to obtain this special discount price click here. Refugee Week and Edinburgh Sleep Out Image: Tony Benn chats to Rose over a hot brew. Photo: Claudia Janke/Refugee Action. Diaspora from TheatreWorks Singapore is a Festival 09 production exploring notions of home, identity and displacement through an intricate layering of music, video and live story-telling. It is fitting then that we promote Refugee Week, a UK-wide programme of arts, cultural and educational events that encourage better understanding between communities. Refugee Week 09 is taking place now until Sunday 21 June. The main focus of this year's activities is the Simple Acts Campaign, which is about inspiring people to use small, everyday actions to change perceptions of refugees. Tonight from 8:30pm Amnesty International (St Marks Group, Edinburgh) are organising a Refugee Week Sleep Out in the secure precincts of St John's Episcopal Church, to highlight the growing number of asylum seekers who are being made homeless and destitute on the streets of towns and cities across the UK. For more info on this event and Refugee Week 2009 click here. Homecoming Scotland is a celebratory programme of more than 300 events across Scotland running until 30 November this year. The Festival's contribution includes highlighting the extraordinary 18th century Scottish Enlightenment. Find out more at homecomingscotland2009.com Follow the Festival:                            eif.co.uk tel:  +44 (0)131 473 2000 fax: +44 (0)131 473 2003 To unsubscribe or change your details click here Please do not reply to this email, to make an enquiry contact marketing@eif.co.uk Received this email from a friend? To subscribe to this newsletter click here Forward to a friend Edinburgh International Festival is registered as a company in Scotland (SC024766) and as a Scottish charity (SC004694). Registered office: The Hub, Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NE.

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