A double bill of theatre by young Scottish theatre-makers Briony Martha and Milly Sweeney, exploring the hazards of growing up in an online society.
A showcase of brand-new solo works by early-career theatre-makers from Scottish Youth Theatre, directed by Candice Edmunds.
Stephen Daldry's National Theatre production of J.B. Priestley's thriller about the Birling family, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Three nights of six powerful one-act stories brought to life by emerging writers, directors, actors and designers.
A movement-led theatre piece by Mad Bad Productions that blends poetry, movement and light to explore themes of wilderness and memory.
Monthly night of new writing at Leith Depot, with six ten-minute plays by Edinburgh playwrights written for the night and read script-in-hand.
The Edinburgh People's Theatre production of Yasmina Reza's comedy 'Art', about three friends whose friendship is tested by a white painting.
Play by Jessica Swale about four women at Girton College, Cambridge, fighting for the right to graduate, performed by Edinburgh Napier University students.
A theatrical journey through the figures of French language and culture, marking the 80th anniversary of the Institut français d'Écosse.
A jazz-age murder mystery where guests use their sleuthing skills to uncover the culprit at Lauriston Castle, set in 1926.
A chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic ghost story, adapted for the stage by Stef Smith and directed by Martin Constantine.
A funny and heartfelt drama following three ice skating instructors in the aftermath of a freak accident.
A theatrical piece written and performed by Emma Frankland that reimagines Nirvana's 1993 MTV Unplugged concert, following its Edinburgh Festival run.
Hard-hitting comedy by Citadel Arts Group, scripted from the life stories of local older people and performed by a professional and local cast.
Monologue Tadpoles by Ella Hällgren, about grief and nature, staged as part of the Offspring festival at Summerhall.
A performance lecture by Róisín Stack that explores the value of being alone, weaving together cultural theory, intimate storytelling and humour.
New play 'Firesoul Wanted' by Icelandic playwright Kolbrún Björt Sigfúsdóttir, staged as a script reading at the Offspring Festival.
A new scratch event, a melting pot of locally made plays leaning into the uncanny, within the autumn Offspring festival curated by Kol.
New script reading of Marion Geoffray's darkly comic monologue 'Out of Office Hours', exploring burnout and paranoia, at the Offspring festival.
Dark comic drama by Rob Drummond about three women who were widowed by the same man, with each ticket including a pie from Piemaker and a drink.
The hilarious hit show about honoring a mate's last wish returns for its 10th anniversary tour, blending storytelling, music, comedy and an actual Viking helmet.
A unique one-person show blending art forms to explore family Holocaust history, disability and Rudolf Steiner's Philosophy of Freedom, using card magic, film, puppetry and live music.
A powerful historical drama set in Tudor England, following Sir Thomas More as he faces a moral crisis under King Henry VIII.
A gruesome yet tender celebration of the joys and paranoias of girlhood, following two young girls trapped after their sudden deaths.
A comic and poignant tale of morality and misunderstanding that offers a fresh contemporary take on the vampire myth, by John Maley.
A new-writing night featuring extracts from four brand-new plays performed as rehearsed readings, with dramaturgical feedback and a bar session afterwards.
A female-led reimagining of A Christmas Carol set in contemporary Edinburgh, marking the first collaboration between amateur companies Leitheatre and Forth Children's Theatre.
SJM Performance Academy's Saturday school brings to the stage a reworked production of Treasure Island, with pirates, mermaids and a search for Captain Flint's treasure.
Class acting productions of a Scottish Scrooge by SJM Performance Academy, with each show staged by a different school class.
A thrill-packed night of bold, uncanny new theatre with haunting stories and dark humor at the Traverse Theatre, part of the Traverse's £1 Ticket Project.
Dark comic drama by Rob Drummond about three women and three dead husbands, from the A Play, A Pie and A Pint series at the Assembly Roxy.
Festive family pantomime by St Serf's Players retelling the tale of Sleeping Beauty, with audience participation, songs and action.
One-woman dark comedy by Tiggy Bayley about poverty, education and loss, part of the Traverse's winter programme.
Two performers bring everyday Edinburgh to life in an uplifting exploration of community resilience and urban underdevelopment.
A magical puppetry and storytelling show for children aged 3-6, with original music and cosmic puppets, about a girl's wish to dance with the stars.
A fresh, funny stage adaptation by Ash Parker of Jane Austen's novel, with Strawmoddie Theatre at The Pleasance.
A lively and humorous stage adaptation of the comic book classic 'Astérix et Cléopâtre', directed by Stéphanie Goud and performed by the amateur troupe Les Pantouflards.
An evocative theatre piece by Catalan company BROTS, made up of actors with lived experience of mental-health challenges.
An inclusive, family-friendly theatre show about friendship and Christmas from the award-winning children's theatre company Frozen Charlotte.
Ghost stories 'The Room in the Tower' by E.F. Benson and 'The Captain of the Polestar' by Arthur Conan Doyle brought to life by The Book of Darkness & Light.
Stage adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel, directed by Marianne Elliott, in which a fifteen-year-old boy with a brilliant mind for numbers becomes both detective and suspect in a mystery.
Theatrical show by composer and theatre artist Sheherazaad, blending dystopic folk-noir and experimental pop with South Asian musical sensibilities.
A co-production of Shakespeare's tragic tale of forbidden love, directed by Chelsea Walker, presented at the Royal Lyceum Theatre.
A sell-out West End and international phenomenon brought directly from London with brand-new special effects, the stage version of Paranormal Activity is inspired by the iconic film series but tells a brand-new story live on stage.
A dark, gripping psychological thriller on stage, directed by Roxana Silbert and based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith.
A Utopia Theatre and Sheffield Theatres production of Crown of Blood, a Yoruba reimagining of Macbeth set in 19th-century Yorubaland.
New play by Scottish writer Linda McLean, co-produced with Dundee Rep and Tron Theatre, about a fifteen-year-old orphan who is offered a job and a train ticket.
The award-winning West End show about a homeless woman on the streets of Dublin, direct from London, at the Assembly Rooms.
The 75th Anniversary Tour of Agatha Christie's murder mystery 'The Mousetrap', the longest-running play in the world, at Edinburgh Playhouse.
Reginald Rose's gripping courtroom thriller returns to the stage at the King's Theatre following record-breaking West End seasons.
World stage premiere of the psychological thriller based on the novel by S.J. Watson, starring Giovanna Fletcher.
A Royal Lyceum Theatre production of Bertolt Brecht's anti-war play, adapted and directed by Zinnie Harris, blending music, dark humour and striking theatricality.
Rona Munro's play about James VI, the first monarch to unite the crowns of Scotland and England, directed by Rufus Norris.
The National Theatre's stage adaptation of Noel Streatfeild's classic, with Anton Du Beke as Great Uncle Matthew, on tour.
Stephen Daldry's award-winning National Theatre production of J.B. Priestley's thriller about the Birling family, suitable for ages 11 and over.
