Saint Stephens Theatre Stockbridge

Formerly St Stephen's Church, the building dates back to the 1820s.

About Saint Stephens Theatre Stockbridge

	105 St Stephen Street, Stockbridge and Canonmills EH3 5AB
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The building, which includes a 160ft tower, the longest clock pendulum in Europe and a terrace boasting spectacular views across the Lothians and Fife.

After meticulous renovations, this iconic structure now presents unparalleled rental opportunities, catering to weddings, conferences, exhibitions, performances, studios, office spaces, and more.

Ian McKellen Theatre:
Perfect for, romantic weddings, conferences, exhibitions, performances, concerts, etc.

Ashton Hall:
Perfect for very large events, very grand setting for romantic weddings, conferences, exhibitions, performances, concerts, etc.

It is also a popular Fringe festival venue in the summer.

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