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...
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Events
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
Wednesday 23 October - Saturday 26 October 2019
"Everything is Connected"
Things I Know to Be True
Tuesday 08 October - Saturday 12 October 2019
“It goes on. Life. It goes on.”
20 Minutes of Action
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...
Freshers'/Welcome Week 2019
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...
Layla and Majnun
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 ...
She Can't Half Talk: Fringe 2019
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...
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The History Boys
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.
Lessons in Cool with Taliah and James
Thursday 28 March 2019
Come get hip and come get cool. A fresh new alternative comedy night.
White
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
Stained
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.
Yerma
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.