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It’s All In The President’s Ken
Cast away those Locksown ennui blues for a sofa-short-fused Election, fright-night at the greatest political septuagenarian bloke/soap opera of the decade.
Your very own...
Theatre – Twelfth Night – shocking stocking yellow alert at The Lyceum
Twelfth Night, the twelfth-day of Christmas also marked Bethlehem journey's end for the Magi. An equally star dazzling epiphanic moment await those wise men/women...
Theatre Preview – at The Lyceum this autumn
If music be the food of love, you can have you cake and eat it - take your ice-pick. Autumnal mellow melodrama and on...
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2018 – Mercurial Muriel’s Sparkling Script
Muriel Spark’s Doctors of Philosophy
Our friends at The Edinburgh International Book Festival and Royal Lyceum Theatre proudly present Doctors of Philosophy, Muriel Spark’s only work...
Theatre – Local Hero at The Royal Lyceum in 2019
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh and The Old Vic, London are delighted to announce that John Crowley will direct the World Premiere of Local...
Theatre – Royal Lyceum announce 2018/19 programme
The Royal Lyceum has announced an exciting and World Premiere rich 2018/19 Season.
Artistic Director, David Greig is in understandably celebratory and justifiably good spirits...
Theatre Preview – Creditors, Royal Lyceum
Creditors 27 April – 12 May 2018 By August Strindberg
Adapted by David Greig,
Directed and Designed by Stewart Laing
As a challenging taster leading up to the...
Theatre review: The Lover, Royal Lyceum ****
‘One day, I was already old...very early in my life it was too late...It was already too late when I was sixteen.’
Directors Fleur Darkin/Jemima...
Theatre – The Lover @ The Lyceum
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Stellar Quines, and Scottish Dance Theatre present the world premiere of
The Lover
By Marguerite Duras.
Adapted for the stage by...
World Premiere of Touching the Void coming to Edinburgh’s Lyceum
The world premiere of Touching the Void, based on the best-selling true story by British climber Joe Simpson, and adapted for the stage by...
Theatre – Wind Resistance, The Royal Lyceum
Every autumn, two and a half thousand pink-footed geese fly from Greenland to winter at Fala Flow, a protected peat bog south-east of Edinburgh....
At The Royal Lyceum Theatre – Cockpit
Cockpit
by Bridget Boland
directed by Wils Wilson
"West Bound in the Dress Circle. East Bound in the Stalls."
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh presents its Scottish Premier...
Theatre preview: Glory on Earth – The Lyceum
Knox, Knox. Who's There? The Reformation of Scotland and the fiery proselytiser's tempestuous relationship with the doomed, game of thrones dabbler, Mary Queen of...
Theatre review: Charlie Sonata – The Lyceum ****
Charlie aka 'Chick' (Sandy Grierson) is a dive-bar wreck reject from London sloshed back upon the shores of his native Scotland.
Time has changed all.
He...
Theatre preview: Charlie Sonata – The Lyceum
The drinking-man's, alcohol-poisoned version of Sleeping Beauty is a bewitching mirror on life.
Directed by Matthew Lenton, starring Sandy Grierson in the title role, Charlie...
Preview – at The Royal Lyceum Theatre – A Number
I'm just not myself today...
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh presents - A Number - in partnership with Edinburgh International Science Festival.
Bernard has spent 35 years...
Lyceum’s David Greig honours the late Dario Fo.
Following the sad passing of Nobel-winning playwright and actor Dario Fo, aged 90, The Edinburgh Lyceum released a short statement from Artistic Director,...
David Greig takes over at the Lyceum
The Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh launched its 2016-17 programme with dazzling derring-do earlier today.
Newly appointed Artistic Director, David Greig’s, tenure has not so much...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Letter of Last Resort/Good With People ****
It’s Britain’s shadowy nuclear deterrent, and in particular Scotland’s role in maintaining it, that’s the fragile yet potent theme binding this duo of plays...
Theatre review: Could You Please Look Into the Camera/Traverse Theatre (****)
Mohammed Al Attar’s short lunchtime play is a strong and sometimes shocking start to the Traverse Theatre’s new A Play, A Pie and a...
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