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Priced at £55, there are a very limited number of passes which will give access to the majority of the programme for free, plus reduced price tickets for our higher priced, some events including workshops and food & drink events. Each audience member must purchase their own individual pass and MUST book each event you wish to attend by selecting the festival pass ticket type on those events. PWYC events should be booked using the £0 tier. T&C’s apply.

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Sat 14 Nov 7:30pm ‐ 10:30pm

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PTBO's Saturday Night Gig with Anthony Joseph

PTBO's annual Saturday Night gig presents Anthony Joseph and his band. At their only Scottish date this year, enjoy a hypnotic fusion of spoken word, jazz, Afrobeat, funk and the rhythms of the Caribbean. With support from Bee Asha.

Saturday, 14 November 2026

7:30pm ‐ 10:30pm

Debating Hall
Teviot Row House, 13 Bristo Place, Edinburgh, EH8 9AJ

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Push the Boat Out presents the Saturday Night gig with award-winning writer and musician Anthony Joseph and his band. At their only Scottish date this year, enjoy a hypnotic fusion of spoken word, jazz, Afrobeat, funk and the rhythms of the Caribbean. With Andrew John on bass, David Biton on drums and Jason Yarde on saxophone and electronics. With support from Bee Asha, whose work blends rap, poetry and song, moving between softness and intensity in an emotionally charged performance.

Doors open at 7:30pm, with Bee Asha performing from 8:00pm, and Anthony Joseph taking the stage at 8:45pm.