Meet Julia VanderVeen’s grandmother (and her eyepatch)
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Edinburgh Fringe 2024 is here! And so is our annual features series. This year, it’s all about REVELATIONS: the gossip, the mysteries, the spies and the moles. Because everyone knows you can’t keep a secret at Edinburgh Fringe…
Julia VanderVeen is bringing her debut character show, My Grandmother’s Eyepatch to Edinburgh Fringe, leading the audience through stages of grief as she attempts to honour her beloved grandmother. Watch her video to meet that very grandmother!
By Julia VanderVeen
My Grandmother's Eyepatch is at Zoo Playground (Playground 1) from August 2-25th (except 12th, 19th) at 12:45pm. Tickets here
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