The crowds of summer school students have begun congregating on North Bridge, the pop-up ice cream stalls are ready to go, and the programme for this year’s Fringe festival has been released. It can only mean one thing: Summer has come to Edinburgh!
With 1000s of shows to choose from, how do you decide what merits a second glance? Well, for anyone interested in bilingualism and language learning, there is one show not to be missed.
Breed Bilingual is part of the hugely successful Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas, in which Scotland’s leading researchers come forward to challenge assumptions and debunk myths.
On 17th August, Professor Antonella Sorace, director of the Bilingualism Matters Centre in Edinburgh, will lead a lively and informative debate about the benefits of speaking more than one language.
Tickets are only £5, so don’t miss out on this fantastic discussion.
For tickets and more information, see the fringe website: Breed Bilingual at the Edinburgh fringe
For information about other shows in the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas, visit their website or search for #codi on twitter: Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas 2014
