Sat 4 Jul 2026: 2:15PM

Young Quines: Hexenhammer

OneTouch Theatre, Eden Court
Bishops Road, Inverness, IV3 5SA
Pay What You Can £6, £8.75, £10, £14, £18

Hexenhammer explores medieval and modern sexism through Scotland’s long history of witch-hunting. From the seventeenth century rumour mill to twenty-first century computer games, the misogyny of ‘witch-hunts’ is embedded deep in society. In response, the Young Quines present a fierce and joyful critique of daily sexism, a tribute to the accused ‘witches’ of the past, and a celebration of the witches of the present.

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Part of the National Festival of Youth Theatre, #NFYT2026  

Content warnings

strong and/or frequent challenging material • misogyny • flashing lights • mild swearing

Tickets

Pay What You Can £6, £8.75, £10, £14, £18

Typically, Eden Court would price this event at £14 per adult, and £8.75 per young person. We recognise that for some this may be prohibitive and therefore audience members can choose a price that feels appropriate to their circumstances.

Access

All performances at the National Festival of Youth Theatre will be BSL Interpreted.

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