A traditional theatre with a bar, hosting touring popular productions, National Theatre of Scotland productions, ballet performances and Christmas pantomimes. It is the home of the Edinburgh pantomime.
Stephen Daldry's National Theatre production of J.B. Priestley's thriller about the Birling family, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Guided four-to-five-hour hike through the Pentland Hills with views over Edinburgh, Lothian, the Borders and Fife, run by Rishi's Edinburgh Tours.
A fast-paced, hilarious new musical about the secret mission that won World War II, set in 1943.
The critically-acclaimed tap dance show makes its Scottish premiere at the King's Theatre, blending explosive tap with urban jazz, live percussion and visual theatre.
Free heritage talk led by the King's Theatre Heritage Engagement Team about the theatre's 120-year history, with booking essential.
A richly theatrical dance memoir by Marc Brew and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, exploring the life of a former ballet dancer who became a wheelchair user after a car crash.
The annual youth performance by South East Scotland Scouts and Girlguiding, mixing music, comedy and choreography, returns to the King's Theatre.
A homecoming pantomime celebrating the re-opening of the King's Theatre, featuring music, magic and fun suitable for all ages.
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A dynamic musical play exploring the life of Robert Burns through the perspectives of the women who knew him, staging the first Burns Night.
A funny, poignant and celebratory play about the power Queen Elizabeth II wielded through her wardrobe, featuring Jane Asher and Laura Main.
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.
São Paulo Dance Company brings its Brazilian Perspectives triple bill to the King's Theatre, featuring three powerful female voices from Brazil's contemporary dance scene.
Marlowe Theatre production of A Tale of Two Cities, directed by Michael Fentiman, at the King's Theatre.
The Bohemians Lyric Opera Company bring their Tony Award-winning musical Kinky Boots to the King's Theatre.
A Utopia Theatre and Sheffield Theatres production of Crown of Blood, a Yoruba reimagining of Macbeth set in 19th-century Yorubaland.
Layton Williams takes to the stage for his nationwide tour marking the 20th anniversary of his stage debut, a whistle-stop musical tour of his career.
Stand-up comedy show with Irish comedian Jimeoin from Australia, part of his 23-date tour.
Northern Ballet presents a family-friendly ballet retelling of the Sherwood Forest adventure, with live music and a relaxed performance option.
Allan Stewart returns to the King's Theatre with a night of comedy, music and special guests.
Olivier Award-winning comedy musical adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, with pop classics.
Reginald Rose's gripping courtroom thriller returns to the stage at the King's Theatre following record-breaking West End seasons.
Scottish Dance Theatre family show Pirates! with dance, theatre and storytelling, following best friends Tom and Daisy on an adventure.
World stage premiere of the psychological thriller based on the novel by S.J. Watson, starring Giovanna Fletcher.
The Olivier Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat returns to the King's Theatre for a second run, telling the true story of the secret mission that helped win World War II.
Drop-in after-school sessions at the King's Theatre's Creative Engagement Studio for young theatre-goers to explore theatre heritage through self-directed activities.
Freestyle Festival 2026 held at the Kings Theatre on Leven Street in Edinburgh.
Informal session to handle original archival materials from the King's Theatre, with free tea or coffee and stories about Edinburgh's cultural past.
A smash-hit, tartan-clad musical celebrating the music, memories and passionate fandom of the Bay City Rollers.
A theatrical show for children based on Dermot O'Leary's best-selling book, with music and puppetry.
Stand-up comedy show by Alan Davies, marking his return to the stage after a decade.
An autobiographical dance-theatre piece exploring sisterhood and grief, presented by Barrowland Ballet.
Scottish comedy about four post-war housewives in a Glasgow washhouse on Hogmanay, directed by Tony Roper.
