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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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Thu 12 Nov 8:00pm ‐ 9:30pm

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Available for: students, registered unemployed, disabled customers, senior citizens and children and young people under the age of 18.
We offer an additional ticket free of charge to anyone that requires personal assistance to attend a show in one of our venues. Please contact boxoffice@pushtheboatout.org to book a companion ticket.

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Opening Night Cabaret, with Luke Wright

Join us as we launch PTBO 2026 in style, with an explosive set by Luke Wright spanning two decades of poetry and performance. The cabaret will open with Nick Makoha, EmmaClaire Brightlyn and other special guests

Thursday, 12 November 2026

8:00pm ‐ 9:30pm

The Pleasance Theatre
Pleasance Courtyard, 60 Pleasance, Edinburgh, EH8 9TJ

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Join us as we launch Push the Boat Out 2026 in style!

Luke Wright will take the stage with an explosive set spanning more than two decades of poetry and performance. There’ll be old favourites, work from Later Life Letter – his candid, funny and moving collection about family, adoption and the lives we might have led, longlisted for the 2026 Forward Prize for Best Collection – and brand-new material from Yes, his forthcoming 2027 live show. Expect poems with sharp edges, strong rhythms and a big heart delivered with the wit and precision that have made Wright one of Britain’s most distinctive live poets.

Opening the night, we'll enjoy poems from EmmaClaire Brightlyn, who won the 2026 Scottish Book Trust New Writer’s Awardee for Spoken Word, and Nick Makoha, winner of the 2026 Cholmondeley Award.