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Sala: Edinburgh Festival Theatre

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AddressEdinburgh
Scotland
EH8 9FT
Reino Unido
Google maps55° 56' 47.982" N 3° 11' 7.332" W
agosto 2026
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EdinburghThe Galloping Cure

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Mazzoli: The Galloping Cure
Stuart Stratford; Tom Morris; Opera Ventures Productions; Rebecca Ringst; Christina Cunningham; Lucy Carter; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera

EdinburghIhsane

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Youssef: Ihsane
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui; Jasser Haj Youssef; Amine Amharech; Amine Bendriouich; Fabiana Piccioli

EdinburghVerdi’s A Masked Ball

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Verdi: Un ballo in maschera
Gianandrea Noseda; Adele Thomas; Zurich Opera; Hannah Clark; Franck Evin; Zurich Opera Chorus

EdinburghThe Car Man – Matthew Bourne's New Adventures

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Davies: The Car Man
Sir Matthew Bourne; New Adventures; Lez Brotherston; Chris Davey

EdinburghTurandotNueva producción

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Puccini: Turandot
Stuart Stratford; Sir David McVicar; Scottish Opera; Charles Edwards; Ben Pickersgill; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera

EdinburghAlcinaNueva producción

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Handel: Alcina
Dmitri Jurowski; Olivia Fuchs; Scottish Opera; Yannis Thavoris; Jake Wiltshire; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera

EdinburghFidelioNueva producción

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Beethoven: Fidelio
Kensho Watanabe; Ruth Knight; Scottish Opera; Yannis Thavoris; Alisa Kalyanova; Jake Wiltshire; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera

EdinburghMadama ButterflyNueva producción

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Puccini: Madama Butterfly
Stuart Stratford; Daisy Evans; Scottish Opera; Toby Hession; Katherine Heath; Catherine Fay; Jake Wiltshire
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Ballet Black: a vibrant double bill in Edinburgh

Ballet Black in Hope Boykin’s ...all towards hope © Photography by ASH
As Ballet Black continues with its 25th anniversary tour, Edinburgh savours a contrasting double bill, Hope Boykin’s ...all towards hope and Mthuthuzeli November’s Ingoma.

Scottish Ballet’s The Snow Queen in Edinburgh

Alice Kawalek as The Ballerina and Thomas Edwards as The Strongman in Hampson's The Snow Queen © Andy Ross
Scottish Ballet’s third outing of Christopher Hampson’s The Snow Queen sees some modifications to the story and it’s more spectacular than ever.

Figures in Extinction: a thrilling evening with NDT 1

Figures in Extinction by Crystal Pite and Simon McBurney with Nederlands Dans Theater 1 © Andrew Perry
An evening focused on the separation of humanity from the natural world and the destruction of that world, either because of ignorance, greed or just not caring.

Mary, Queen of Scots: Scottish Ballet at Edinburgh Festival

Roseanna Leney (Mary) with Hannah Cubitt, Alice Kawalek, Melissa Polson, Danila Marzilli © Andy Ross
Resident choreographer Sophie Laplane, star dancer with the company for 13 years before spreading her choreographic wings, takes on Scotland’s most tragic and divisive historical figure

Kismet: Rambert’s new double bill brings youthful joy to Edinburgh

Rambert in Emma Evelein’s Gallery of Consequence © Yiling Zhao
Rambert’s double bill, clearly a joyous experience for the many who leaped to their feet whooping, but perhaps a bit lightweight for anyone not quite so easily satisfied with novelty.

Ballet Black combines mystery and dark comedy with glorious dancing

Acaoã de Castro and Taraja Hudson in Chanel DaSilva’s A Shadow Work © Photography by ASH
Ballet Black deliver a compelling and cleverly chosen double bill of new works with excellent lighting, ghoulish spectres and intoxicating dancing.

Scottish Ballet's The Crucible: never less than thrilling

Bruno Micchiardi as John Proctor in Helen Pickett's The Crucible © Rimbaud Patron
Scottish Ballet are tremendous in Helen Pickett's riveting production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

Cystal Pite and Jonathon Young's Assembly Hall: enjoyable madness!

Kidd Pivot in Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young's Assembly Hall © Michael Slobodian
Spot-on dance-theatre not taking itself too seriously, daring to be genuinely funny.