For immediate release Alexandra David-Néel, first an opera singer, then an explorer of Tibet and Asia, journalist and writer. First woman of European origin to stay in Lhasa in Tibet, when it was forbidden to foreigners. She learned Sanskrit and ancient Tibetan. She is the one who brought Buddhism to Europe. Mariane Zahar has chosen to represent Alexandra David-Néel in a play that is far from indifferent. By means of a clever and instructive text that blends spirituality and science, she reveals some of the secrets of this great lady who has contributed to the liberation of woman. So, of quantum physics with serious on the one hand, we enter into an explanation of the world characters like Max Planck and Albert Einstein in the and, on the other hand, we enter into the spheres of deep meditation where lies the secret of abandoning all imaginative thought and the seeds that generate them. Mariane Zahar who skillfully plays with her voice and body guides us towards the path of absolute love without the existence of good or evil. The vibration of love resonates on stage, and you are deeply touched by this experience. The actress felt this creation as a necessity, a need. “I just felt as if I had listened to the deepest part of myself, looking for an answer, or at least an opening.” And it can be said that this search for an inner quest is contagious. We only want to immerse ourselves into the mysteries of Alexandra David Neel's thought in order to better enter into ourselves... Alexandra David-Néel was a French explorer, spiritualist, Buddhist, anarchist, feminist and freemason. Born: October 24, 1868, Saint-Mandé Died: September 8, 1969, Digne-les-Bains Listings information Venue 53 : theSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall Dates : 3 – 18 August 2018 Time : 14:35 (15:55) - Show length 1h 20 Ticket prices : £11 / concessions £8 / Families and Students £7. Venues box office : 0131 510 2384 / DNA - Alexandra David-Néel The Edinburgh Festival 300 + performances 7000 + spectators Over 40, five-star press articles Performing more then Three years all over FRANCE and PARIS A stage play with a daring vision Mariane Zahar, author and performer, transmits the questioning wich relates the quest of the heroine's spirituality. This play, called DNA, represents the essence of Alexandra David Néel, an illustrious explorer from the beginning of the 20 century. For three and a half years this theatre play provoked a huge and emotional change in the lives of many spectators. Coming to the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe PRESS RELEASE - 2018 EDINBURGH FRINGE https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/dna-alexandra-david-neel Suitable for 13 + For information, photos, interviews or media contact : Andreas on +33 661 910 675 Email : More Info, Touring and Press Kit : http://dna-alexandra-david-neel.com Fringe box office : 0131 226 0000 boxoffi[email protected] [email protected]

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Alexandra David-Néel, first an opera singer, then an explorer of Tibet and Asia, journalist and writer. First woman of European origin to stay in Lhasa in Tibet, when it was forbidden to foreigners. She learned Sanskrit and ancient Tibetan. She is the one who brought Buddhism to Europe.Mariane Zahar has chosen to represent Alexandra David-Néel in a play that is far from indifferent. By means of a clever and instructive text that blends spirituality and science, she reveals some of the secrets of this great lady who has contributed to the liberation of woman. So, of quantum physics with serious on the one hand, we enter into an explanation of the worldcharacters like Max Planck and Albert Einstein in the and, on the other hand, we enter into thespheres of deep meditation where lies the secret of abandoning all imaginative thought and the seeds that generate them.Mariane Zahar who skillfully plays with her voice and body guides us towards the path of absolute love without the existence of good or evil. The vibration of love resonates on stage, and you are deeply touched by this experience. The actress felt this creation as a necessity, a need. “I just felt as if I had listened to the deepest part of myself, looking for an answer, or at least an opening.” And it can be said that this search for an inner quest is contagious. We only want to immerse ourselves into the mysteries of Alexandra David Neel's thought in order to better enter into ourselves...

Alexandra David-Néel was a French explorer, spiritualist, Buddhist, anarchist, feminist and freemason.Born: October 24, 1868, Saint-MandéDied: September 8, 1969, Digne-les-Bains

Listings information

Venue 53 : theSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall

Dates : 3 – 18 August 2018

Time : 14:35 (15:55) - Show length 1h 20

Ticket prices : £11 / concessions £8 / Families and Students £7.

Venues box office : 0131 510 2384 /

DNA - Alexandra David-Néel

The Edinburgh Festival

300 + performances7000 + spectators

Over 40, five-star press articlesPerforming more then Three years all over FRANCE

and PARIS

A stage play with a daring vision