On Stage the following week

Listings for the period: Monday 20 – Sunday 26 July 2026:

The current week’s listings are here: On Stage This Week.

Listings for the coming week are here: On stage Next Week.

Click on the name of the show or the Book here link to go to its ticketing site.

Augustine United Church
41 George IV Bridge, EH1 1EL.

CQD To SOS: A Story of Titanic [Fringe Preview] (Edinburgh Rep)
Sat 25 July 2026
One perf: 7.30pm.
It’s 12.15 am, April 15th, 1912. Titanic has hit an iceberg. In approximately 2 hours, over 2 000 people will be in the freezing water of the Atlantic Ocean, with survival counted in minutes. Their lives depend on three men – Titanic radio operators Jack Phillips & Harold Bride, and Carpathia radio operator Harold Cottam – and the radio set that broke the day before. Book here.

Festival Theatre
13/29 Nicolson Street EH8 9FT. Phone booking: 0131 529 6000.

Little Shop of Horrors (Beyond Broadway)
Fri 24/Sat 25 Jul 2026
Evenings: 7.30pm; Sat mat: 2.30pm.
When timid floral assistant Seymour stumbles upon a strange plant, he has no idea how his life is about to change. As the plant’s growth draws attention to the struggling Skid Row flower shop, Seymour finds himself on the brink of fame, fortune, and the affection of his coworker, Audrey. The Beyond Broadway Experience features 200 talented young performers. Book here.King’s Theatre
2 Leven Street EH3 9LQ.

A Great Night Out (King’s Dress Rehearsal)
Thurs 23 July 2026
One performance: 7.30pm.
Hosted by panto favourites Clare Gray and Gail Watson, and featuring Allegro, Bohemians Lyric Opera Company, Edinburgh Gang Show, Edinburgh Gilbert & Sullivan Society, Edinburgh Music Theatre, Showcase and Southern Light, this event celebrates the performers, companies and audiences who have made the King’s such an important part of Edinburgh’s theatre life and ensured that the King’s is so important to so many generations. Book here.

Sing-along Frozen (King’s Dress Rehearsal)
Sat 25 July 2026
One performance: 2.30pm.
The Sing-A-Long version of Frozen, a stunning big-screen comedy-adventure inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. These events will help give the King’s a test run with a full audience. Various aspects of a working theatre will be tested. All proceeds will support the King’s Theatre redevelopment.. Book here.

Mhairi Black and Kevin Quantum (King’s Dress Rehearsal)
Sat 25 July 2026
One performance: 7.30pm.
What better than a double bill of laughs and thrills. MP turned comedian Mhairi Black joins us following two sold-out Fringe runs to keep you chuckling and Kevin Quantum will amaze with his blend of mind-blowing illusions, razor-sharp comedy, and a touch of the unexpected. Book here.

Lauriston Castle
2a Cramond Road South, Davidson’s Mains EH4 5QD.

Treasure Island (Quantum Theatre)
Thurs 23 July 2026
Afternoon: 2.30pm.
Join plucky Jim Hawkins and his crew of salty old sea dogs on their search for buried treasure in Quantum Theatre’s exciting adaptation of the pirate adventure classic, Treasure Island. An action-packed show for all the family! Book here.

Leith Depot
138-142 Leith Walk EH6 5DT.
Drama @ The Depot: Fever Dream  (PenPal Productions)
Mon 20 July 2026
Evening: 8pm.
It’s hot, hot, hot! Why not join the Penpals for some short play summer fun at The Depot. Here be six pint-sized plays written by Edinburgh-based playwrights, rehearsed on the day & read script-in-hand in the evening by professional actors. Book here.

Portobello Town Hall
147-149 Portobello High St, Portobello EH15 1AF.

The Little Mermaid – Jr (Stage Door)
Thur 23 – Sat 25 July 2026
Evenings: 7.30pm; Sat mat: 2pm.
Journey beneath the waves with Ariel, a curious young mermaid who dreams of life on land – risking everything for love, adventure, and the chance to find her own voice. The production will feature a local cast of children; led by a professional production & technical team. Book here.

Scottish Storytelling Centre
43-45 High St, EH1 1SR. Phone booking: 0131 556 9579.

Modern Love (Atelier 32)
Thurs 23 July 2026.
One performance: 7pm
Estelle and Andrew have been together since university, building a life together – or so Andrew believes. When Estelle unexpectedly ends the relationship, they have to endure a six-week transition period before separating for good. Still living under the same roof, they attempt to navigate the emotional and practical fallout in very different ways. Book here.

*NB: This is intended to be a complete listing of all public theatrical productions on in Edinburgh. If you are staging a show which is not listed, or a listing is inaccurate, please get in touch through the contact page, here.