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School show is set to blossom at the Botanics



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Published Date: 07 March 2008
PRIMARY school pupils are set to take part in a special performance at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh tonight.
Around 100 children from Craigroyston and Victoria primary schools are collaborating with musicians from the University of Edinburgh in a new staging of Carol Ann Duffy's book The Lost Happy Endings.

Composer Dee Isaacs said: "The garden is captivating and the most magical place to make theatre."





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