| The Studio 22 Potterrow, Edinburgh South EH8 9BL | |
| 01315296000 | |
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The Studio, renamed Studio Theatre in 2025, is located behind the theatre on Potterrow, It's a flexible space which can accommodate a range of uses from rehearsals and workshops to small-scale performances and festivals.
Part of the Manipulate Festival, Snapshots is a platform for artists based in Scotland to try out new or developing work across puppetry, circus, physical theatre, visual theatre and dance!
READ MOREThe Scottish Premiere of Tell Me, a striking fusion of circus, dance and theatre from one of Scotland's most exciting young voices in contemporary performance comes to the Studio Theatre.
READ MOREHomo(sapien) is a joyful, queer, coming-of-age one-man show about overcoming your fears. Catch it at Studio Theatre in Edinburgh in February!
READ MOREThe Gaze - you, me, us and them is a unique event combines an interactive film installation with a powerful live solo performance, accompanied by live music from Ankna Arockiam!
READ MOREWritten and performed by Ewan Downie, The Bacchae blurs the lines between binaries: human and animal, male and female, victim and perpetrator! Catch it at the Studio Theatre Edinburgh in March!
READ MOREA Giant on the Bridge reveals the intimate human experiences within the prison-homecoming journey in a compelling narrative-gig which fuses songwriting, Scottish hip hop & original storytelling.
READ MOREJoin writer and theatremaker Fiona Moon in this rollercoaster of comedy, colour and chaos which will endear, enlighten and amuse its audience.
READ MOREWhat drives a young man to murder? This powerful production from Northern Broadsides explores a society where some people will do anything to survive.
READ MOREWorld’s Evolution is more than a dance show — it’s a journey, following the story of humanity — our growth, our struggles, and our shared future.
READ MOREPlayfully merging dance and British Sign language in a sensory world, A Home For Hamish is a colourful, immersive and interactive adventure for young audiences aged 4-7 and their families.
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