This is the archive of every EUTC event from 1871 to the present! If you have anything to add to any of the shows, or think we are missing any, or want any more information about something, don’t hesitate to contact the Archivist
Wednesday 22 November 2023
Di Viv and Rose is a comedy that follows the lives of three friends from their university days during the early 1980s...
Monday 20 November 2023
The Edinburgh University Theatre Company presents ‘Monologue/Duologue’ in association with the EU Shakespeare Company...
Thursday 16 November - Friday 17 November 2023
A comedy originally by Aristophanes, translated from the Ancient Greek by the director, Lysistrata is a play about a ...
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Wednesday 25 October - Saturday 28 October 2023
‘He made a big speech about how he was going to kill the dragon, overthrow the usurpers and right all wrongs. Everyon...
Friday 20 October 2023
Two showcases, twelve actors, six directors, twelve original plays, and the home of original writing at Edinburgh Uni...
Wednesday 11 October - Saturday 14 October 2023
Loss and longing haunt this state-of-the-nation play which focuses on a mother mourning her son by returning to her c...
Thursday 05 October - Friday 06 October 2023
‘Memento Mori’- remember you must die. This original play takes the seemingly bleak phrase and finds new meaning to i...
Monday 11 September - Sunday 17 September 2023
Find all information about workshops, socials, and shows taking place this Welcome Week (as well as throughout the ye...
Thursday 14 September 2023
An electrifying, intimate monologue exploring a terrifying culture of drink spiking. ‘What The F*ck Happened To Love?...
Wednesday 02 August - Sunday 13 August 2023
#####“Give me the head of Iokannaan” At once horrible and sublime, Oscar Wild’s one-act tragedy Salomé is a visionary...
Saturday 10 June - Sunday 11 June 2023
Let’s go to Nottingham on 10 and 11 June and put on a show!
Wednesday 10 May - Friday 12 May 2023
Book by Kevin Brooks, play adaptation by Juliet Gray I can’t believe I fell for it. It was still dark when I woke up ...