There are great theatre shows on offer all year round at the King's Theatre and Festival Theatre, Edinburgh.

Theatre, Plays, next week

Found 20 events.
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Arcadia
Date	Location
Stoppard's play is a historical detective story that finds joy in the unpredictability of human desire. With dashing wit an academic hack desperately tries to solve the mysterious events at a country house. This play will be part of the revolving roster.
5 Jun–18 Oct (Times vary)	Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pitlochry

Architecting (Previews)
Date	Location
Collaboration between Fringe First winners TEAM and the National Theatre of Scotland, which looks at the ways in which America has rebuilt and designed itself, through post-Katrina venture capitalism and a Miss Scarlett O'Hara beauty pageant.
31 Jul 11.00am	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

B In The Park - Love's Labours Lost
Date	Location
Following the huge success of 2007's Twelfth Night, the young people of the B in the Park Summer School are back with a rare opportunity to see one of Shakespeare's lesser known plays, Love's Labours Lost.
30 Jul–2 Aug 7.15	Gilmorehill G12, Glasgow

Bard in the Botanics
Date	Location
Scotland's only annual outdoor Shakespeare festival returns to Glasgow's Botanic Gardens, with 'The Merchant of Venice' and 'Much Ado About Nothing'.
25 Jun–2 Aug (Times vary)	Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Glasgow

Deep Cut (Previews)
Date	Location
New piece of docu-theatre investigating the death of Private Cheryl James, one of four young soldiers found dead in mysterious and never-resolved circumstances at Deepcut Barracks between 1995 and 2002.
31 Jul 9.00	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

Finished with Engines (Previews)
Date	Location
Taut two-hander about crewmembers on a floating nuclear testing observation platform with an increasingly sketchy grasp of their situation. From founder members of The Riot Group, Drew Friedman and Stephanie Viola, and the Scottish playwright Alan McKendrick.
31 Jul 2.00	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

The Fooligan
Date	Location
The Byres Artist In-Residence Al Seed proffers a series of fantastical narratives inspired by the figure of the medieval buffoon and the tradition of story-telling.
1 Aug–24 Aug, not Mondays 3.40	Byre Theatre, St Andrews

Free Outgoing (Previews)
Date	Location
When a well-behaved Indian girl is filmed having sex in her classroom, the video clip spreads like a virus. New work by young Royal Court playwright Anupama Chandrasekhar.
31 Jul 4.00	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

Fungus the Bogeyman
Date	Location
Raymond Briggs' loveable Bogeyman Fungus is here brought to life on stage for a play about recycling, bumbling, compositing and hoarding. Suitable for children aged 4+.
8 Jul–9 Aug, not Sundays, Mondays Tue–Sat 2.30 & 7.00	Byre Theatre, St Andrews

Habeas Corpus
Date	Location
Alan Bennet's play acts as an outlandishly comic portrait of 1970s Brighton, a city where the culture of free love is well and truly in swing. This play will be in the revolving roster.
29 May–18 Oct (Times vary)	Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pitlochry

Much Ado About Nothing
Date	Location
Outdoor production of Shakespeare's romp, set in the grounds of one of the country's most attractive heritage sites.
27 Jul 7.15	Threave Garden & Estate, Castle Douglas
29 Jul 7.30	Brodie Castle, Forres
2 Aug 7.15	Hill of Tarvit Mansionhouse, Fife

The New Electric Ballroom (Previews)
Date	Location
Three sisters in a remote fishing village obsess over their halcyon days at The New Electric Ballroom in this glittering, dark fairytale written and directed by Enda Walsh, creator of the excellent 'Disco Pigs'
30 Jul–2 Aug Wed 7.00; Sat 8.45	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

Nocturne (Previews)
Date	Location
A young man reeling from the tragic death of his younger sister flees to New York City and reinvents himself as a writer. New work from the writer of 2006's multi-award winning 'Finer Noble Gases'
31 Jul 6.30	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

Nunsense
Date	Location
An amateur performance of Dan Goggin's tale of the Little Sisters of Hoboken. The nuns desperately need to raise funds for the burial of 52 of their sisters, after they are accidentally poisoned by their cook Sister Julia. In a bid to raise the money they put on a spectacular variety show with singing, dancing and comic intrigue.
31 Jul–2 Aug 7.30	Aberdeen Arts Centre, Aberdeen

Pinocchio
Date	Location
Illyria theatre presents an outdoor version of the classic fairytale of the puppet who wanted to be a real boy.
1 Aug 7.00	Crathes Castle, Banchory

A Play in a Day
Date	Location
Join Resident Storyteller, Lulu, in a race to bring a story to life using props and costumes, then perform for friends and family after lunch! Booking required. Ages 7+.
Wednesdays, Fridays 11.00am–2.00	The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour, Glasgow

Pornography (Previews)
Date	Location
Simon Stephens' new play captures Britain in that one week of 2005 that included Live8, the G8, the 2012 Olympics announcement and the London bombings.
28 Jul 7.00	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

She Stoops to Conquer
Date	Location
Pitlochry Theatre take on the ribald Regency comedy of errors, manners and marriages.
22 May–18 Oct (Times vary)	Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pitlochry

Slick (Previews)
Date	Location
On the outskirts of town a destitute tenement looms above the only crude oil supply in Glasgow, a discovery that's about to rip its tiny, impoverished community apart. Literally. New work from Glasgow-based company Vox Motus.
1 Aug–5 Aug, not Sundays, Mondays Fri, Sat & Tue 7.00	Tron Theatre, Glasgow

The Tailor of Inverness/Krawiewc Z Inverness
Date	Location
Hihgland theatre company Dogstar tour a multimedia production telling the story of an ordinary man caught up in WWII. Written and performed by Matthew Zajac , directed by Ben Harrison.
29 Jul–30 Jul 7.30	The Arches, Glasgow

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