Edinburgh - Arts & Theatre
Set against the backdrop of dramatic Scottish hillside scenery, Edinburgh is without doubt one of the UK’s most picturesque destinations. But nestling within the city’s medieval architecture and charming, characterful streets is a breadth of culture waiting to be discovered. Music venues, international arts festivals, comedy galore – Edinburgh Fringe springs to mind – and with more green space per capita than any other major city in Britain hosting outdoor concerts throughout the summer, there’s something in Scotland’s capital for everyone.
Popular Arts, Theatre & Comedy in Edinburgh
- Saturday, 11 April 2026 at 15:30
Russell Howard - Don't Tell The Algorithm
Edinburgh Playhouse - Friday, 1 May 2026 at 19:30
Strictly Come Dancing - The Professionals
Edinburgh Playhouse - Saturday, 7 March 2026 at 19:30
Jason Manford: A Manford All Seasons
Queens Hall Edinburgh - Sunday, 26 April 2026 at 13:30
Diversity Soul 2026
Edinburgh Playhouse - Saturday, 18 April 2026 at 19:00
Alfie Boe
Usher Hall - Saturday, 2 May 2026 at 19:30
Josh Widdicombe: Not My Cup of Tea
Edinburgh Playhouse - Friday, 19 June 2026 at 19:00
ShxtsNGigs: Daddy's Home Tour
Usher Hall - Tuesday, 25 November 2025 at 19:30
Inside No.9 Stage/Fright
Edinburgh Playhouse - Sunday, 19 April 2026 at 19:30
Aljaz & Janette: Let's Face the Music and Dance
Usher Hall
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- 20 November 2025Thursday 20:30Emmanuel Sonubi: Life After Near DeathEdinburghThe Stand Comedy Club - Edinburgh
- 22 November 2025Saturday 19:30Harriet Dyer: Easily Distra...EdinburghMonkey Barrel, Edinburgh
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- 25 November 2025Tuesday 19:30Inside No.9 Stage/FrightEdinburghEdinburgh Playhouse
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- 26 November 2025Wednesday 19:00The Muppets Christmas Carol: The Film with Live OrchestraEdinburghUsher HallLow Availability
- 26 November 2025Wednesday 19:30Inside No.9 Stage/FrightEdinburghEdinburgh Playhouse
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- 27 November 2025Thursday 19:30Inside No.9 Stage/FrightEdinburghEdinburgh PlayhouseLimited Availability
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- 28 November 2025Friday 19:30Inside No.9 Stage/FrightEdinburghEdinburgh PlayhouseLimited Availability
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond Monet - FlexiEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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- 29 November 2025Saturday 14:30Inside No.9 Stage/FrightEdinburghEdinburgh Playhouse
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- 29 November 2025Until 29/11/2025Beyond MonetEdinburghRoyal Highland CentreOn partner site
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