Considered one of the all-time best climbers, Leo Houlding is world renowned for audacious ascents of epic faces and, following his recent expedition to become the first to complete an ascent on the north west face of the Mirror Wall in remotest Greenland, he brings a brand new ‘audience with…’ style lecture show, Reflections: The Mirror Wall, to theatres across the UK, presented by Speakers from the Edge, in association with Berghaus and Cotswold Outdoor.

A climbing prodigy, who started by scaling the Old Man of Hoy at just ten years old and becoming the British Junior Indoor Climbing Champion at sixteen, 34-year-old Leo has climbed the most difficult and highest mountains in the world

A veteran of scores of epic ascents, including Everest, Leo specialises in free climbing the most technical peaks and biggest walls in the world. He retraced the last steps of Mallory and Irvine on their fateful 1924 Everest expedition in the IMAX movie The Wildest Dream, and also produced and featured in the multi-award-winning movie, The Asgard Project – an arctic adventure to free climb and BASE jump from one of the world’s toughest and most remote big walls, including Ulvetanna

Reflections: The Mirror Wall is touring UK theatres in autumn 2016. To book tickets, or for further details, visit www.speakersfromtheedge.com or bitly.com/1YGBqRC