After the success of last years show the Edinburgh Telephone Choir are back with our new show, "Peace and Harmony". Our musical variety show features the choir with the K.S. Dance Academy and Livingston and Broxburn Band performing songs, dance and music for your entertainment. Join us as we bring you an evening of calm, and restful melodies with songs of peace and a world united. Lets all come together in harmony as we bring you entertainment at its very best.

Dive into a world of enchantment as The Little Mermaid splashes onto the stage in this dazzling musical adaptation of the beloved story. Packed with unforgettable songs, vibrant characters, and breathtaking staging, this production invites audiences of all ages to journey beneath the waves with Ariel as she follows her heart and discovers where she truly belongs. Featuring showstopping musical numbers, stunning costumes, and a heartwarming tale of courage, curiosity, and love, The Little Mermaid is the perfect family experience. Whether youre reliving a childhood favourite or discovering it for the first time, this magical undersea adventure promises laughter, wonder, and a night youll never forget. Book your tickets now and let the oceans magic sweep you away.

This stage adaptation of Ken Keseys celebrated novel explores the brutality of life in a mental institution with humour, candour and unforgettable characters. After being convicted of a petty crime, a charming, rebellious rogue named McMurphy contrives to serve his short sentence in an airy mental institution rather than in prison. This, he soon learns, was a mistake. He immediately clashes with the authoritarian head nurse, Nurse Ratched. Despite Ratcheds strict reign, McMurphy quickly takes over the yard, leading others out of introversion, staging a revolt so that they can watch the baseball World Series on television, and arranging a rollicking midnight party with booze and women. But McMurphys brash insubordination will have its consequences. Leitheatre is an amateur theatre company based in Edinburgh, founded in 1946 at Kirkgate Church in Leith. Now located in Sunnyside, just off Easter Road, we have a proud tradition of bringing a wide range of plays to life, spanning genres, styles and generations of playwrights. We are a welcoming and inclusive group and are always delighted to meet new members. Whether your passion lies on stage, behind the scenes, or within our building, design or technical teams, there is a place for you at Leitheatre. No previous experience is necessary, just enthusiasm and a love of theatre.

A group of friends who attend a Yorkshire Womens Institute are inspired by a tragedy to pose for a charity calendar with a difference - no more photos of Wharfedale bridges or Norman churches for them. Overcoming their initial reserve, the friends drop their dressing gowns to do their version of a glamour calendar, their modesty spared only by artfully placed cakes, knitting and flower arrangements. Puzzling their husbands, mortifying their children and riding the wrath of the outraged WI, they spark a global phenomenon. But as media interest snowballs, the Calendar Girls find themselves exposed in ways theyd never expected, revealing more than theyd ever planned.

Discover a surreal tragedy in this visually stunning performance from emerging star of European theatre, Mario Banushi. Mario Banushi invites us into his family’s Albanian restaurant, the Taverna Miresia, for a surreal exploration of memory and grief. Banushi's larger-than-life father has recently passed away, leaving behind Mario and his sisters - Bella and Anastasia - to confront the ghosts of their past. In Banushi’s wordless, visually stunning performance, domestic spaces take on a dreamlike quality. Surreal flashbacks are underscored by the haunting vocals of Greek singer, Savina Yannatou - from an Albanian lullaby to improvised laments. Recently awarded the Silver Lion Award at the Venice Biennale, Banushi is an emerging artist shaping the future of European theatre. His unsettling yet sublime performance pushes boundaries, merging Greek tragedy with ancient Balkan rituals and a cinematic aesthetic. Non-verbal performance

A work for families. Everyday objects come to life in this family-friendly one-man Spaghetti Western. A cowboy is stuck in the desert. He’s got a price on his head: wanted - dead or alive. But right now, he needs water, shade from the sun and a chance to escape from those pesky snakes and vultures. In this family-friendly one-man show, Olivier Rannou stars as a Spaghetti Western cowboy. Swaggering across the stage, he changes the set before your very eyes, creating a mesmerising performance. His horse transforms into the desert. Cacti become electricity pylons. A saloon becomes a bandit. With French theatre company Bakélite’s commitment to the atrociously comic, get absorbed in this cowboy’s antics as he tries to escape the desert, strolling into saloons and facing gold diggers along the way. Supported by Flure Grossart with additional support from the Institut français du Royaume-Uni Non-verbal performance

A singalong show for all the family - live on stage! E-I-E-I-O! Its time to join everyones favourite childrens theatre company on a brand new farm-tastic musical adventure! Auntie Aggie, Max and Morag the Rabbit are trotting down to the farm for the Big Barn Dance. But before the dancing begins, the animals need YOUR help! Packed with singalong songs like Old MacDonald Had a Farm, Hey Diddle Diddle and Five Little Ducks, this moo-sical day out with the kids will have you singing til the cows come home! Dont be sheepish - you can even come dressed as your favourite farmyard animal for a quacking good time! The McDougalls have becomethe countrys biggest stars of family entertainment the perfect introduction to live theatre for your little ones. Find out more by following The McDougalls on social media, and subscribe to their YouTube channel for FREE singalong songs. Created and Performed by Ruairidh Forde & Ryan Moir. Running Time: One Hour Recommended for children up to age 9 to enjoy with their families. McDougalls merchandise will be on sale at the venue. About the company: Everyones favourite childrens theatre company- Daily Record A fun-filled musical stage act designed to entertain and enthral. A magical theatre experience The Scotsman

BBD Productions unite with The House of Hope to produce the biggest variety show in Edinburgh to raise money for The House of Hope. A night filled with laughter, live music and comedy - there will be something for everyone in this evening of entertainment. With an all star cast, supported by local Edinburgh talent and The House of Hope founder, Lisa Fleming taking to the stage supported by the House of Hope 'Strength in Song' choir, this is shaping up to be an incredibly special evening. All in support of people impacted by breast cancer and taking place during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, making it an even more meaningful night to come together. Find out more about The House of Hope here: The House of Hope Website [https://houseofhope.org.uk/]