The Addams Family – Paradise in Augustine’s

https://youtu.be/jGpl3MVOjYg Directed by Dominic Lewis Choreography by Felicity Thomas Musical Director - Finlay Turnball Instinctively, the audience clicks their fingers. For over eighty years, the grotesquely charming family of gloom has found constant ways to re-invent themselves. From an early appearance in the late ’30s as a satirical punch at idealistic American family values, they’ve … Continue reading The Addams Family – Paradise in Augustine’s

The Addams Family – Festival Fringe 2019 Preview

https://youtu.be/WOcI3a1WWcg Running from August 3rd - August 10th at Paradise in Augustines. Tickets available from: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/addams-family-1 Following on from their sell-out production of "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown", Bare Productions return to the Festival Fringe with The Addams Family. The macabre family who make our own seem downright dull. Proven to have a respectful … Continue reading The Addams Family – Festival Fringe 2019 Preview

Darien – The Byre Theatre

Script and Lyrics by Richard Robb Composition by Craig McNichol New Edinburgh. It was meant to be a crowning achievement, cementing the Kingdom of Scotland as a power of trade and influence. It would instead prove to be a colossal failure. The Darien Scheme was an attempt in colonising the Gulf of Darien between Panama and Columbia in the … Continue reading Darien – The Byre Theatre

The Lark – Bellfield, Portobello

The LarkPerformances 4th – 8th June, 7:30pm Bellfield, PortobelloTickets £12 advance, £15 on the door www.theegtg.com Written by Jean Anouilh Translation by Gill Taylor Directed by Claire Wood Cast to the flames, Joan of Arc, heroine of France, was a peasant girl who on the instruction of God was to lead a siege against the English, … Continue reading The Lark – Bellfield, Portobello

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof @ The Studio, Festival Theatre

Image Contribution:Marion Donohoe Written by Tennessee Williams Directed by Mike Paton Just shy of 75 years ago Leitheatre would emerge in humble beginnings, finding its namesake in the early seventies. A group banded together with two key concepts to their community – to adore dramatics and reflect on their roots in Leith. After covering a … Continue reading Cat on a Hot Tin Roof @ The Studio, Festival Theatre