The cult rock’ n’ roll musical for 2 - 7 year olds is back!
Dude returns to Edinburgh following appearances at Glastonbury Festival. BYO Teddy Bear and join in the action.
Dude! Where’s my ticket?

**** The List
**** Sunday Herald

'The children are bouncing to that lost teddy bear beat' Time Out

'Fine example of children’s theatre' Sunday Herald

The Foodiverse is at war: can Ice-Cream Man and his fruity friends bring peas?!
Smash hit dude! Where’s My Teddy Bear? creators serve up lashings of music, a sprinkling of puppetry and a huge dollop of hilarity in this delicious tale of dietary balance for ages 4 - 400

Who’s that creeping down the street?
Who’s that climbing up the wall?
Who’s that?...it’s Burglar Bill!

Learn that robbery is very bad and crime doesn’t pay in this musical version of the much loved Alan Ahlberg story. Meet Burglar Betty, Baby, Tom Cat & many other colourful characters. ages 3-8.

'Near flawless' Stage - Mister Humbug

'Pandora’s Box really excel when it comes to fast-moving & colourful
theatre… the kids never knew what hit them' Sutton Guardian

Family tickets available at: £24/£28

‘Love, the greatest scene of all, it happens when it happens, the music tells it all.’
A musical revue for four singers. Lyrics written and directed by David Levin.
Composers: Sally Beamish, Giorgios Athanasopolous, Nigel Osborne, Alfredo Caponnetto, Alan Gilliland, Rick Wentworth, Cheryl Taylor, Kostas Rekleitis, Julian Wagstaff.

Please note: children under 12 cannot be admitted to this performance.
'Osborne’s trademark mingling of musical traditions' SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY (ON CONFLICT DIAMONDS)

'Almost other-worldly' GUARDIAN (ON NIGEL OSBORNE’S ROCK MUSIC)

'Superb *****' MUSICWEB (ON SALLY BEAMISH’S RIVER)

1970. Elvis has left the building. Or has he? An explosively physical tale of love, secrets and acceptance. Dance theatre just as it should be - funny, fast, poetic, sexy and downright ‘rock n roll’. Hits from ‘The King’ and a script to dance for.
“Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain’t goin’ away.” Elvis Presley

'One of the performances I was sorry not to see sooner' PRAGUE POST

'Probably the most original offering' GUARDIAN

All the world’s a stage for the globetrotting Glasgow comedian, bestselling author, playwright, columnist and award-winning blogger. Janey has performed her multi-award-winning comedy shows everywhere from off-Broadway in New York to acclaim this year in New Zealand. Now she tells her true travel tales from Holland to Holyrood to Hollywood. Everything from Jesus attacking her leg in New York to meeting a tiger in New Zealand; from anarchy in Disneyland to death on a bleak Highland train.

Chippenham’s Punk story teller and Perrier award winner returns with more monologues of small town misfitry. As heard on Radio 4.

‘The light at the end of the tunnel for British comedy’ Mark Thomas, ‘A state of the nation address Five documentaries can only dream of’(List) ‘Genius’ Russell Howard

'No one handles pathos better than Hodgson. Few handle class so cleverly... Hodgson can deconstruct a joke with a skill worthy of Stewart Lee... absolutely captivating' SCOTSMAN

'Huge comic talent' METRO

Following three consecutive total sell-out runs at the Fringe 06/07/08, the double
if.comedy award nominee, most recently seen in BBC 3’s ‘Ideal’, returns with a show examining the fickle nature of luck and how it can shape our lives.

'He’s the funniest thing this critic has yet seen, no contest' TELEGRAPH

'Superbly twisted and well-realised work… a dark and grisly treat' METRO

Please note: this performance is suitable for over 14s only.
LATECOMERS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED TO THIS PERFORMANCE.

With a Time Out Critics Choice under their belt from the last London showcase at Madame Jo Jo's, the organisers of the Tuborg Musical Comedy Awards bring together some of the finest musical comedians on the circuit under one roof for a night of genius. With performances from PIPPA EVANS, WILSON DIXON, ADAMS & REA, FRISKY AND MANNISH, GINGER & BLACK, BRIGITTE APHRODITE, LAZYHAND and MC ROB BRODERICK. Come to the gorgeous Queen Dome and witness the musical comedy renaissance for yourself!

Barbershop’s funniest quartet are back. Following their 2008 triumph (‘Most
Promising New Musical, ‘Best Lyrics’, Musical Theatre Matters). Three guys and a girl
return with the tale of a Catalan matador who inherits his father’s Norfolk barbershop.
Expect laughs, tears and stampeding cows – all in four part harmony.

'A feast of frenetic ridiculousness and technically superb singing'
***** SCOTSMAN

'Sublimely silly yet smilingly sophisticated' METRO

Matinee 17.30, Aug 17