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Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Experience the World’s Largest Arts Festival

Join us for a celebration of creativity, culture, and unforgettable performances.


Scottish Productions at Edinburgh Festival Fringe


Edinburgh Days 

St Brides Centre 4th to 30th August  7.30 p.m 

1815, a time of war with France, a time of opportunity in the Grassmarket, Leith docks and Portobello shore. Inspired by some of R. L. Stevenson’s characters, it’s a twisted romance of possession and retribution, of passion and betrayal. Directed by BAFTA, Olivier and Tony Award nominee, Bob Tomson. Written by Brian Spence.

Edinburgh Days is one of the strongest home-grown productions at this year's Fringe

edinburghdays.co.uk

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Brodie and Co.

Sanctuary at Paradise in Augustines 24 to 29th August 12.50

Deacon William Brodie—cabinet maker by day, burglar by night, and the inspiration for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. It combines Scottish history with an original score and is one of the most anticipated home-grown musicals this year.






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