Theatre
Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.
Opening to the sounds of waves lapping on the shore, a single bench half-lit on stage and a lonely figure s
In this one-man show, Green Tea, performer Luke Townson inhabits the dark world of the gothic thriller.
A funny, charming play with songs, Messhead is about an Australian former child star ‘Shazza Robinson’ who
A lovingly crafted musical tribute, this show, created and performed by Michaela Burger, is a beautiful and
Any show that starts with being offered a custard cream is off to a good start.
Helena Collins O’Connor is a powerhouse of a performer.
This is a thoughtful, well-researched play set during the Paris Olympics in 1924, when Eric Liddell, due to
This is a fast paced, whistle-stop tour through misogyny, and the challenges of being a woman in a world wh
A joyous night of true crime solving, podcast-making, comedy musical theatre gold, this is the show you nev
Welcoming the audience into the living room of the Fan Club, we are invited into considering membership and
Die Hard has become an iconic movie: our hero John McClane versus the evil villain Hans Gruber (portrayed i
A musical homage to the tortured genius that was Steve Jobs, this is a fascinating insight into his life an
A fascinating journey through Henry Naylor’s past, his beginnings as a playwright and his acknowledgement o
If you like rap in all its forms, or simply like to hear about someone’s journey from childhood to finding
A subtle, beautifully nuanced production, 17 Minutes explores the aftermath of a school shooting and the im
As the name suggests, this production provides not only bite-sized plays, but also free breakfast (a large
Telling stories of the Women’s Land Army from WWII, Lilies On The Land was written from original letters an
Pretending to Fly is part-fiction, part-non-fiction, based on interviews with Carla Horowitz, a Women Airfo
New Celts produce many shows for Edinburgh Napier theatre and film students, providing an excellent showcas
Described as an interactive dark comedy, Hayfever uses audience decisions to change or implement actions wi