
Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot
Wednesday 30 October - Thursday 31 October 2019
Six friends reunite after graduation for their annual burns night supper. An evening rife with gossip, secrets and re...
Wednesday 30 October - Thursday 31 October 2019
Six friends reunite after graduation for their annual burns night supper. An evening rife with gossip, secrets and re...
Wednesday 23 October - Saturday 26 October 2019
"Everything is Connected"
Tuesday 08 October - Saturday 12 October 2019
“It goes on. Life. It goes on.”
Wednesday 02 October - Thursday 03 October 2019
This original verbatim piece takes you through one of the most controversial sexual assault cases in America. Each an...
Monday 09 September - Sunday 15 September 2019
You might want to look at the season instead, or make it.. Welcome to the EUTC Welcome week! For more updates, plea...
Friday 02 August - Monday 26 August 2019
"Love is fire; I am the wood that is reduced to ashes by its flames. Love has razed to the ground the very temple of ...
Saturday 17 August - Sunday 25 August 2019
She Can’t Half Talk is a new and original piece of writing from Edinburgh University student, Sally MacAlister. The m...
Wednesday 27 March - Saturday 30 March 2019
The History Boys by Alan Bennett is a devastatingly funny, clever and heartbreaking play that chronicles the attempt of a group of working class schoolboys applying to Oxbridge in the late 1980s.
Thursday 28 March 2019
Come get hip and come get cool. A fresh new alternative comedy night.
Saturday 23 March - Monday 25 March 2019
The EUTC presents the UK premiere of WHITE, a critically acclaimed and bracingly funny play by Philadelphia playwright James Ijames. The play tackles race, gender, and the place of art in an absurdly divided society
Wednesday 20 March - Thursday 21 March 2019
Based on a childhood experience of the gradual buyout, by a celebrity chef, of a small town once beloved, Stained is an absurdist comedy about capitalism, isolation, and internalised transphobia.
Wednesday 13 March - Saturday 16 March 2019
In this bold new multi-sensory adaptation, Lorca’s 1934 age-old themes will be rendered contemporary, as the play follows a young woman driven to the unthinkable by her desperate longing to conceive a child.