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Scottish Opera: Tosca (23 May–2 Jun)

The return of Anthony Besch's celebrated production of Puccini's merry tale of political oppression, betrayal, torture, murder and suicide. Susannah Glanville (star of Opera North's highly-praised…

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2008: Macbeth
Date	Location
Set in a contemporary and brutal Middle Eastern conflict, TR Warszawa's 2008: Macbeth is unflinching in its depiction of the machine of violence that, once set in motion, works faster and ever more efficiently. With spectacular pyrotechnics, immersive video effects and an extraordinary, layered soundscape that plays tricks on the ear, Shakespeare’s web of politics, ambition and the supernatural is transformed into a contemporary, and highly physical, theatrical film. Supported by Adam… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
11 Aug–18 Aug Mon 7.30–9.40pm; Wed 2–4.10pm; Thu–Sun 7.30–9.40pm	Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

Allotment
Date	Location
Meet two green-fingered sisters among the plants for a cuppa, a homemade scone and a major dose of sibling rivalry as Edinburgh company Nutshell returns with its darkly funny Fringe First award winner. The show is performed on real allotments, whatever the weather, so come prepared! View full details and ticket info
8 Jun Fri 2pm, 5pm & 7pm Booking via Paisley Arts Centre.	Brediland Allotments, Paisley

Animal Olympics
Date	Location
Find out which of your favourite animals is best suited to which sport in this quirky tale. Ages 3–7. Part of Plu Festival. View full details
1 Jun 4pm	Leith Links, Edinburgh

Antigone
Date	Location
Emanuel Theatre Company. Atmospheric reworking of the Sophocles classic by a student/graduate company from Emanuel School. In the air raid shelter in 1943 the nightly residents are welcomed by the wardens and gather to hear the tale of Antigone, a self-willed little beast, who defies her uncle Creon and buries her brother. Antigone must be put to death, with awful consequences for those around her. The Jean Anouilh classic has been reinvented as a tense, energetic tragedy presented by a… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–11 Aug Wed–Sat 1.45–2.45pm	theSpaces on the Mile, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 1.45–2.45pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpaces on the Mile, Edinburgh

The Ash Girl
Date	Location
PULSE. Sin. Passion. Fire. Can one young girl's rage ignite the flame that will lift her from despair? PULSE pose this question in their new and original interpretation of Timberlake Wertenbaker's play. A shockingly dark and visceral twist on the Cinderella fable, which uses powerful imagery, music and movement to examine the psyche of this abused girl. Haunting and poignant; a true living incarnation of Artaudian Theatre of Cruelty. Not for the faint hearted. Ages 14+. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–16 Aug Mon–Thu 11.45am–1.15pm	theSpace @ Venue45, Edinburgh

Beyond Hillsborough
Date	Location
Zipped Up Theatre Company. Twenty three years on, lives lost, families torn apart and brought together by the same tragedy, Hillsborough. Using original interviews with survivors, bereaved family members, politicians, police and journalists we ask, is there hope after Hillsborough? Ages 12+. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 11.40am–12.40pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh
8 Aug–11 Aug Wed–Sat 11.40am–12.40pm	Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh

Casablanca: The Gin Joint Cut
Date	Location
Of all the theatres in all the world …Morag Fullarton's three-hander contains some of the most iconic scenes and lines ever written. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Sep–15 Sep Thu–Sat 8pm	Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy

Chatroom
Date	Location
GYTC. In cyberspace six teenagers type and chat. What begins as seemingly innocent conversations about the trivial (Harry Potter, Britney Spears) takes a sinister turn as the teenagers, who have never met, turn on and manipulate one another. Through this chilling foundation Enda Walsh explores issues of adolescent vulnerability, the development of persona and the path everyone takes from child to adulthood, in a way that is warm, funny and deeply moving. GYTC return to the Fringe for their… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 5.20–6.10pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpaces on North Bridge, Edinburgh
8 Aug–11 Aug Wed–Sat 5.20–6.10pm	theSpaces on North Bridge, Edinburgh

Cinderella
Date	Location
Johnny McKnight has written this new version of the the fairy tale for this year's Royal Lyceum Christmas show, promising a modern twist on the story with a good sprinkling of magic and slapstick to keep families happy. View full details
29 Nov–29 Dec To be confirmed	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

Cleansed
Date	Location
Rummage Theatre / A LEAP Theatre Project. The last Magdalene laundry has closed. Mother Brigid, a lonely old lady sits in a retirement home with her brusque carer. It soon becomes clear their relationship is not what it seems. The laundries were institutions for fallen women who were incarcerated to wash their sins away. How did society fail generations of women by allowing them to be wrongfully imprisoned and brutalised? What has happened to the survivors, victims coping with life in the… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
20 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 3.30–4.35pm	theSpaces on North Bridge, Edinburgh

The Cocktail Party
Date	Location
Theatre Alba's Adult Leisure Group presents a production of TS Eliot's absurdist drawing-room satire. View full details
15 Jun–16 Jun Fri & Sat 7.30–9.30pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

The Cone Gatherers
Date	Location
Based on the novel by Robin Jenkins, this play examines the relentless struggle between good and evil via the story of two brothers, a hateful gamekeeper and the prejudices of the class system of the 1940s. View full details
23 Oct–27 Oct Tue 7.30pm; Wed 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

Desperately Seeking the Exit
Date	Location
Peter Michael Marino / Laughing Horse Free Festival. In 2007, American writer/performer Peter Michael Marino wrote a musical based on the American film Desperately Seeking Susan, featuring the music of Blondie. It opened on London's West End … and closed a month later. Whoops! Desperately Seeking the Exit offers a comical, tell-all, behind-the-scenes peek at how this £4m musical was made and unmade: hatching the idea, the deals with MGM, Debbie Harry and even Madonna, the workshops, the… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
2 Aug–26 Aug Mon–Sun 6–7pm	Laughing Horse @ Edinburgh City Football Club, Edinburgh

The Drawer Boy
Date	Location
Leitheatre presents an award-winning Canadian play about a young actor who visits an Ontario farm in order to research a part. Part of Leith Festival. View full details
8 Jun–11 Jun Mon & Fri–Sun 7.30pm	South Leith Parish Church, Edinburgh

Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Date	Location
The big daddy of arts festivals, the Fringe has it all. The facts and figures speak for themselves: nearly 1.9 million tickets sold in 2011 for 41,689 performances of 2,542 shows in 258 venues. It's the biggest celebration of theatre, comedy, cabaret, children's shows, dance, physical theatre, musicals, operas, exhibitions and music in all its forms in the world. View full details
3 Aug–27 Aug Times vary	Various venues, Edinburgh

Edinburgh International Festival
Date	Location
Bringing world-class arts to the capital since 1947, the EIF sets the standard for classical concerts, opera, dance and theatre, with performers this year drawn from Australia, America, Russia, Japan, Europe and the Middle East. Already announced for 2012 are two innovative adaptations of Shakespeare: TR Warszawa’s 2007: Macbeth and Dmitry Krymov’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (As You Like It). And in Britain's Olypmic summer Edinburgh’s iconic mountain, Arthur’s Seat, is to be spectacularly… View full details and ticket info
9 Aug–2 Sep Times vary	Various venues, Edinburgh

Exit Stage Left
Date	Location
Ecco Theatre Company. Greg Thompson, quite simply, shines! Or rather, he did. Until tragedy struck. After many years in the shadows and desperate for the limelight once again, Greg is making a comeback directing his powerful new play, but at what cost? 'Exit Stage Left is an ambitious and well-conceived work. Greg Thompson's behaviour becomes more fractious and withdrawn as he guides his ramshackle cast of showbiz misfits towards a critically acclaimed opening night. This show is built on… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–4 Aug Fri & Sat 5.20–6.45pm Preview performance.	Greenside, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 5.20–6.45pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	Greenside, Edinburgh
8 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 5.20–6.45pm	Greenside, Edinburgh

For the Love of Willie
Date	Location
City of London Freemen's School. This adaptation of Agnes Owens' novel tells the tragic story of Peggy, an ordinary girl in extraordinary times. One day delivering newspapers, the next, her life spiralling out of control. At the heart of the play is Peggy's brief and unexpected affair with her employer, with whom she falls madly in love. Initially imagining that her lover will leave his wife, Peggy is soon abandoned - pregnant, shamed and forced to fall back on her mother who makes… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 11.30am–12.45pm	Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh

The Guid Sisters
Date	Location
Martin Bowman and Bill Findlay's Scots translation of the original Québecois play Les Belles-soeurs. When Germaine Luzon wins a competition, she calls on her family, friends and neighbours help her take advantage. A story about women and economic survival in collaboration with National Theatre of Scotland. View full details
20 Sep–13 Oct To be confirmed	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

Gulliver's Travels
Date	Location
Irish writer Jonathan Swift’s savage political satire is seen through the eyes of visionary theatre maker Silviu Purcărete with an original score by Irish composer Shaun Davey. Driven by Davey's musical journey, Purcărete's production gathers cultural and social aspects of contemporary society and explores themes of voyage, dream, exile, immigration, emigration, solitude and togetherness. Supported by The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Romania, The Romanian Cultural Institute and… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
17 Aug–20 Aug Mon, Fri & Sat 8–10pm; Sun 2.30–4.30pm & 8–10pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

Haunting Julia
Date	Location
A chilling ghost story by Alan Ayckbourn as a father searches for answers to the riddle posed by his musical prodigy of a daughter's mysterious death. Starring Christopher Timothy and Richard O'Callaghan. View full details
9 Oct–13 Oct Tue 7.30pm; Wed 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

Him
Date	Location
boothwessel Production Company. He is grumpy, pompous and difficult. A one-time successful writer, long withdrawn from society, he talks to himself and shouts at his computer. From the outside world, a few stubborn characters see beyond the brusque exterior. His nephew, his publisher and even his cleaner all offer lifelines. Then, after 20 years of his publisher's efforts, he wins a prestigious prize for literature meaning worldwide recognition for his work, but can he make the transfer… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
21 Aug–25 Aug Tue–Sat 1.15–2.45pm	theSpaces on the Mile, Edinburgh

Hitler Alone
Date	Location
Paul Webster. This one-man show is an imagined solitary hour of rumination by the Fuehrer before his suicide in the Berlin bunker. It is culled from his own words and historical sources. His thoughts range over his past, present and future in moods that veer from extreme violence to lyricism, jocular reminiscence to brutal rage, touching affection to murderous hate. His themes are world history, the arts, women, Stalin and Churchill, the British Empire, dear friends, total war and the Jews. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
9 Aug–23 Aug Mon–Sun 9.30–10.45pm	Inlingua Edinburgh, Edinburgh

The Idiot at the Wall
Date	Location
Premiere of a new play by Elspeth Turner, performed as the inaugural show from new theatre company FirstBicycle. Modern meets traditional and Gaelic meets English in this tale of myth and reality set on a Hebridean island during World War I. View full details and ticket info
31 May–9 Jun Thu–Sat 7.30pm	The Pleasance, Edinburgh

Karen's Way: A Kindertransport Life
Date	Location
Yellow Leaf Theatre. Based on her autobiographies and poems, Karen Gershon's story, told with unflinching honesty, is one with which few things outside of Ann Frank can compare. Karen's Way is by Vanessa Rosenthal, whose Holocaust play, Exchanges In Bialysdtok, represented the BBC at the European Broadcasting Union in Helsinki. Karen criss-crossed wartime Britain from Edinburgh to Leeds to Bristol and beyond. From trainee Palestine pioneer to chorus girl to Edinburgh student, she went from… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 3.05–4.25pm	theSpace @ Venue45, Edinburgh

Katianna Was Here
Date	Location
New devised theatre about a woman going on an important journey. Part of Leith Festival. View full details
14 Jun–16 Jun Thu–Sat 7pm	Café Nemrut, Edinburgh

Leith's Hidden Treasure
Date	Location
Citadel Arts Group presents a play by Laure C Paterson based on the memories of Leithers of the old hospital. Part of Leith Festival. View full details
14 Jun–16 Jun Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm	The Granary, Edinburgh

Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir (Aurores)
Date	Location
In a dance hall in the spring before the First World War, a socialist visionary is shooting a silent film adapted from a Jules Verne adventure, using cooks and waiters as his cast. Long before the ship the Fol Espoir runs aground on Cape Horn, high idealism and base motives are vying for the souls of all on board. Ariane Mnouchkine’s work has rarely been seen in the UK because of its sheer scale and complexity. Théâtre du Soleil's Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir (Aurores) transforms the Lowland… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
23 Aug–28 Aug Mon, Tue & Thu–Sat 6–10.10pm	Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

Locked In
Date	Location
Homo Promos. Play based on the journals of Keith Vaughan (1912-77), a great British painter and friend of Hockney, Sutherland, Bacon etc. These great diaries are vivid, funny, angry, erotic, despairing. Whether Vaughan is rescuing wounded soldiers in an air raid, standing trial as a spy, having a holiday fling with a sexy young Mexican, writing to the Times about the joys of pornography, or demolishing the claims of pretentious conceptual artists, you are always right there with him. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–14 Aug Mon & Tue 12.50–1.40pm Preview performance.	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh
15 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 12.50–1.40pm	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh

Love Bites
Date	Location
The 14–18-year-olds from Strange Town youth theatre present a play set on midsummer night's eve in Edinburgh. View full details
17 Jun–18 Jun Mon & Sun 7–8pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

Macbeth
Date	Location
Little Shakespeare Theatre School. This is an hour-long version of the Scottish play with kilts and bagpipes and all things Scottish. Overseen by Hectate, who plays a big part in this creepy version with a child's musical jewellery box as musical accompaniment, the highly talented and energetic cast of young actors from Little Shakespeare Theatre School act out a poignant and funny mixture of modern and classical fast-paced scripting with minimal staging consisting of a banqueting table. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 11am–noon Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpace on Niddry Street, Edinburgh
8 Aug–10 Aug Wed–Fri 11am–noon	theSpace on Niddry Street, Edinburgh

MacBeth in Scots
Date	Location
Edinburgh Theatre Arts. Robin Lorimer's powerful translation into Scots, a rich brew of English and Scots words, brings to vibrant life Shakespeare's bloody tale of ambition, treachery and downfall. In 1995 Edinburgh Theatre Arts presented selected scenes to enthusiastic reviews. 'Scots tongue adds pride and passion' (Edinburgh Evening News). 'The translation brings a new dark directness and energy to Shakespeare's text' (Scotsman). The Scottish Play, written to please a Scottish king, is… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 7.30–10pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	St Ninian's Hall, Edinburgh
8 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Fri 7.30–10pm; Sat 2.30–5pm & 7.30–10pm	St Ninian's Hall, Edinburgh

Meine faire Dame - ein Sprachlabor
Date	Location
Staged by Theater Basel, delightfully witty and (very) loosely based on My Fair Lady, Meine faire Dame - ein Sprachlabor is set in a language laboratory where its characters attempt to learn English from a very eccentric professor – with a secret to hide. Director Christoph Marthaler skilfully blends music by Weber, Wagner, Bryan Adams and Ravel into a subversive, profound and very funny examination of language and linguistic confusion. Supported by Ewan and Christine Brown. With additional… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
14 Aug–19 Aug Tue & Wed 7.30–9.30pm; Fri & Sat 2–4pm; Sun 7.30–9.30pm	Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It)
Date	Location
A joyous combination of incongruous things: dumbstruck actors, suppressed emotions running riot, masterly solecism, divine blundering and, finally, craftsmen transformed into poets … From Russia comes the world premiere of Dmitry Krymov’s interpretation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Expect this Chekhov International Theatre Festival's take on Shakespeare’s most magical of comedies to be unlike any Dream you have seen before. A Midsummer Night’s Dream (As You Like It) is part of the London 2012… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
24 Aug–26 Aug Fri & Sat 7.30–10pm; Sun 2.30–5pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Date	Location
A new production of one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies, about fairy power struggles, rude mechanicals' amateur dramatics and romantic entanglements in the forest. Directed by Matthew Lenton of Vanishing Point. View full details
19 Oct–17 Nov To be confirmed	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

A Most Curious Detour
Date	Location
Adapted by Alistair Rutherford from Stuart Hepburn's own book about his experiences before, during and after a stroke, which left him with 'locked-in syndrome', this one-man play is performed by Adam Tomkins. View full details
2 Jun 7.30pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

The Mousetrap
Date	Location
The record breaking show adapted from Agatha Christie's book of the same name has been performed over 23,000 times. Now celebrating its diamond anniversary in the London West End, it's finally embarking on a UK tour. View full details
29 Oct–3 Nov Mon & Tue 7.30pm; Wed 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	King's Theatre, Edinburgh

Occupy Meadows
Date	Location
Teenage drama group Strange Town performs Alan Gordon's play following a wandering minstrel as he explores the lives and loves of an ill-fated collective of protesters. View full details
17 Jun–18 Jun Mon & Sun 9–10pm	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

On the Edge
Date	Location
Theatre On The Edge. Frank's cliff top home is about to fall into the sea and he's had notice to quit by the council. He refuses to budge as his kids hold an emergency family meeting in his garden shed. When the house goes over the cliff, Frank's children are faced with a new problem, what to do with him. Frank has his own ideas about his destiny and solves the problem in a Prospero-like way. Previous work by the team at the Fringe includes Kerouac and All That Jazz, 2008, and Love From… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–19 Aug Mon–Sun 3.10–4.25pm	Gryphon Venues at the Point Hotel, Edinburgh

One Elliot Park
Date	Location
Thought-provoking drama about a young woman who is accused of burgling her neighbours' flat, written by Edinburgh-based playwright Lindsay Miller and performed by Siege Perilous. View full details and ticket info
14 Jun–19 Jun Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 8pm; Sat 4pm & 8pm; Sun 8pm	Malmaison Hotel Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Party Time
Date	Location
MCS Drama. Gavin, a wealthy and influential civil servant, is hosting a drinks party. The conversation is of health clubs, foreign travel and bed-hopping. However, there is civil unrest beyond the doors of this elite gathering, roadblocks and soldiers litter the streets - and what on earth has happened to Jimmy? Comic and chilling, Harold Pinter's vicious political satire is a stark expose of class, power and social injustice in modern Britain. 'This talented group of young players bring… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
13 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 4.10–4.55pm	theSpaces on North Bridge, Edinburgh

Passing Through
Date	Location
Alistair Rutherford's new romantic comedy explores the magical tryst between conjurer Tommy and jaded Alice. Presented by Peapod Productions. View full details
4 Jul–5 Jul Wed & Thu 8pm	South Leith Parish Church, Edinburgh

A Play, a Pie & a Pint: Hadda and Hassan Lekliches!
Date	Location
Hadda is a woman who has experienced society's dark side in rural Morocco. After brutal treatment at the hands of a landlord, she addresses a political and emotional monologue to God in this new lunchtime play by Jaouad Assounani. Ticket price includes a pie and a drink. View full details and ticket info
5 Jun–9 Jun Tue–Sat 1pm	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

A Play, a Pie & a Pint: One Day in Spring
Date	Location
Continuing the lunchtime theatre slot's theme of writing from the Arab world, 24 young playwrights from the region each present a dramatic snapshot of one moment in places from Tunis to Alexandria and beyond. Ticket price includes a pie and a drink. View full details and ticket info
29 May–2 Jun Tue–Sat 1pm	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

Pornography
Date	Location
Organised Crime Theatre. Cast your mind back to July 2005. Britain is riding high on the success of the 2012 Olympic bid, the excitement of the Live 8 concert that will end world hunger. Little does everyone know that this euphoria will be short lived as the whole country is plunged into a state of fear and panic after the events of 7/7. Told through the stories of Londoners living through these monumental events, Pornography documents the impact of that pivotal summer, allowing you a… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
20 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 8.15–9.45pm	theSpace @ Venue45, Edinburgh

Primer for a Failed Superpower
Date	Location
Winner of the 2011 Edinburgh International Festival Fringe Prize, the TEAM presents a work in progress. Primer for a Failed Superpower will (likely) tell the tale of two cities: Washington, DC (then) and Detroit (now). It will (likely) be about a group of characters who were awesome in their 20s. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
24 Aug Fri 2.30–3.15pm & 5–5.45pm	The Hub, Edinburgh

Proof
Date	Location
February 30th Productions. When Catherine's father, a mathematician, dies after a long mental illness, his ex-student discovers a revolutionary proof in his office. What exactly did Catherine inherit from her father? Can she prove the authorship of the proof? Join us as we explore the real, the irrational and the imaginary. All ages. View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–4 Aug Fri & Sat 1–1.50pm Preview performance.	theSpaces on the Mile, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 1–1.50pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpaces on the Mile, Edinburgh
8 Aug–18 Aug Mon–Sat 1–1.50pm	theSpaces on the Mile, Edinburgh

The Property Known As Garland
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Snapdragon Theatre. Judy Garland fans rave over Billy Van Zandt's fictional backstage account of Garland's final concert. Her talent is legendary! Her true story more electrifying than you'd ever imagine. Sandra Thomas stars in a non-singing role as Judy Garland in this off -Broadway hit play. Meet Judy the storyteller, the raconteur. With her wicked wit, Judy dishes the dirt on her co-stars, husbands and studio. Neal Beckman plays Ed, the naive stage manager struggling to meet the… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
3 Aug–4 Aug Fri & Sat 11.20am–12.40pm Preview performance.	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh
6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 11.20am–12.40pm Two-for-one ticket offer available.	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh
8 Aug–25 Aug Mon–Sat 11.20am–12.40pm	theSpaces @ Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh

The Railway Children
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An outdoor performance of E Nesbit's Victorian children's classic. Bring a picnic, some comfortable seating and clothes appropriate for Scottish evening weather. View full details
14 Jul 6pm	Newhailes, Musselburgh

The Rape of Lucrece
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In this compelling and provocative performance by the internationally acclaimed singer Camille O’Sullivan, with original music played live by Feargal Murray, Camille inhabits the souls of both Tarquin and Lucrece, narrating the fate of each. From political chronicle to sexual thriller, the poem’s exquisite tragedy is fully revealed in an hypnotic evening of song and storytelling. Sponsored by Pinsent Masons. Supported by Culture Ireland. The Rape of Lucrece is part of the World Shakespeare… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
22 Aug–26 Aug Wed–Sun 9–10.20pm	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

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