Previews
The Horror, The Horror
Edinburgh Horror Fest – first edition:
The inaugural Edinburgh Horror Festival is dragging a quartet of fringe Edinburgh venues down into its netherworld layer for a weekend of devilish theatre, magic, cabaret and comedy from Friday, 28 October 2016.
In Fo We Trust
Dancing with Colours, Whipping with Words:
Dario Fo is coming to Edinburgh. This Sunday, October 9, the great Italian playwright, performer, comedian, painter and all-round gadfly, will be making a personal appearance at the Lyceum.
International Brigaders
Dare Devil Rides to Jamara for NEA:
North Edinburgh Arts will mark the 80th anniversary of the formation of the International Brigades this week, with a new play, Dare Devil Rides to Jamara, touring to the venue on Wednesday 6 October 2016.
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EUTC to stage [title of show]:
Edinburgh University Theatre Company strikes out with the unusual occurrence of a musical at its Bedlam headquarters to set off the Autumn term.
A Decade without Walls
BBC Doc celebrates 10 years of the NTS:
Vicky Featherstone, the founding artistic director of the National Theatre of Scotland, has revealed that hit show Black Watch made her believe in theatre again.
Shameless plug…
Æ Takes to the stage in BLANK
All Edinburgh Theatre is delighted to announce that editor Thom Dibdin will be putting his mouth where his pen normally goes and appearing in a show during the fringe.
Teatime with Scott
A Silven mentalists draws you into his table:
One of the great pleasures in life is to sit down with a group of disparate people, brought together by a congenial host, to tuck into a well-prepared dinner, washed down with charm and chat.
What’s This!
What Now? It’s a Strange Town spectacular:
Edinburgh youth company Strange Town return to the Traverse this week for two nights of a double bill – a pair of plays created for and with the performers in the company by playwright Alan Gordon.
Thon Woman Lochhead
World premiere for new Lochhead at Lyceum:
The world premiere of Thon Man Moliere, Liz Lochhead’s play about the life and times of the playwright Moliere, opens at the Lyceum this week.
Scarlet Carnage
Well REaD at the Roxy:
Its ginger of bust at the Assembly Roxy this week, where Glasgow-based multi-genre company, tidy carnage, arrive for one night of their subversive redhead cabaret REaD.













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