Mairi Campbell: Living Stone (Pendulum Trilogy)

Mairi Campbell: Living Stone (Pendulum Trilogy)

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60 minutesNetherbow Theatre
The journey begins with the discovery of an ancient mill stone on the isle of Lismore. Mairi explores the stone’s stories and mysteries, the images within it and some of the 100 drawings she made of it. A distinctive blend of live music and song with visual art, creates a rich, multi-sensory experience highlighting the mystery and beauty of everyday life. Co-created with director Kath Burlinson and co-composer Dave Gray. Fringe First winner 2024. 'Exquisite' **** (Scotsman). Third in the Pendulum Trilogy, following Pulse and Auld Lang Syne.

About Mairi Campbell

Mairi Campbell's Living Stone is the third and final part of the Pendulum Trilogy, following Pulse and Auld Lang Syne. The journey begins with the discovery of an ancient mill stone on the isle of Lismore. Campbell explores the stone's stories and mysteries, the images within it and some of the 100 drawings she made of it. Co-created with director Kath Burlinson and co-composer Dave Gray, the show blends live music and song with visual art to create a rich, multi-sensory experience. It runs for 60 minutes at Netherbow Theatre and is suitable for audiences aged 14 and over. Tickets are £16.

Why see this show?

A show that draws its meaning from a single stone found on a small Scottish island — the intimacy of the source material is what makes it extraordinary. Music, drawing and storytelling work together in a way that is rare at the Fringe.

Tickets

£16 (14)

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When

Monday 4 - Sunday 17 August 2025

All performances at 17:00

5 performances

Duration

60 mins

Cast

1 performers

Festival

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025

Venue
Netherbow Theatre

43-45 High Street

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the show?

The show runs for 60 minutes.

Where is it performed?

The show is at Netherbow Theatre as part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

What is the age guidance?

The show is suitable for audiences aged 14 and over.

How much are tickets?

Tickets are £16.

Are there any content warnings?

The show contains brief references to addiction.

Where does Living Stone fit in the Pendulum Trilogy?

It is the third in the Pendulum Trilogy, following Pulse and Auld Lang Syne.

About This Theatre Production

Mairi Campbell: Living Stone (Pendulum Trilogy) is a theatre performance at Netherbow Theatre during Edinburgh Festival 2025. Running for 60 minutes, this show is part of the world's largest arts festival, bringing together performers and audiences from across the globe.

Experience compelling storytelling brought to life by talented performers. Theatre at Edinburgh ranges from intimate black box productions to grand stage spectacles.

Venue: Netherbow Theatre

Netherbow Theatre is one of Edinburgh's Festival venues, hosting a variety of performances throughout August. Located in the heart of the city, the venue is accessible by public transport and within walking distance of other Festival locations.

Tips for Attending

  • Check for trigger warnings if sensitive to certain topics
  • Most Fringe theatre runs without interval
  • Latecomers may not be admitted
  • Consider matinee performances for a relaxed experience

Booking Information

Ticket Prices: From £16

Age Guidance: 14+

Content Warnings: More information Brief references to addiction.

Book early to avoid disappointment. Popular shows sell out quickly during Edinburgh Festival.

Part of Edinburgh Festival 2025

Edinburgh Festival transforms Scotland's capital into the world's leading cultural destination every August. With thousands of performances across hundreds of venues, the festival offers unparalleled choice for culture lovers.Mairi Campbell: Living Stone (Pendulum Trilogy) represents the theatrical innovation that makes Edinburgh Festival unique.

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