With a grand selection of thriving music venues, picturesque theatres, and exceptional local talents just moments from our doors, how better to experience Edinburgh than by visiting the city’s stellar arts and culture scene first-hand?
From side-splitting comedic observations to moments of poignant levity, escape for the evening with Edinburgh’s outstanding comedy scene.
Following his sell-out tour in 2022, Romesh returns to Edinburgh with his brand new tour ‘Hustle’, which explores a number of deep and at times taboo subjects including questions such as ‘Are humans truely good?’ ‘Is hustling the true key to success?’
Join Jimmy Carr at The Edinburgh Playhouse this summer for a side-splitting evening of observational comedy, satire and his signature snarky one-liners. Wildly regarded as one of the top talents on the British comedy circuit, don’t miss one of Edinburgh’s top shows of the summer.
Following the success of his amusing but heartbreaking debut ‘This is Going to Hurt’, award-winning author, comedian and ex-NHS doctor, Adam Kay returns with his new tour (and sell-out book) ‘Undoctored’, offering hysterical and at times moving insights into the NHS.
Whether you favour classic plays, moving contemporary pieces or a cheerful musical, explore Edinburgh’s world-class theatrical legacy.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting realm of Matthew Bourne’s contemporary ballet, Edward Scissorhands, as it brings a fresh take on the Tim Burton classic to Edinburgh. Prepare to be captivated by the poignant tale of Edward Scissorhands all over again.”
Family favourite classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang makes a triumphant return to Edinburgh this spring, flying back into the Edinburgh Playhouse in late May. Join Caractacus Potts, Truly Scrumptious and mischievous children Jemima and Jeremy as they restore a classic car and find an unexpected adventure on the way.
Rediscover the beloved tale of Pi, in this visually stunning adaptation of Yann Martel’s award-winning novel and hit motion picture.
Elevate your evening in Edinburgh with a spot of classical music or an evening at the opera. As the home to some of the best-emerging talents in the music world, show your support for budding Scottish musicians and maestros alike.
Enjoy an evening of classical music by candlelight in one of Scotland’s most iconic venues, St Giles Cathedral! Watch as renowned concert pianist Warren Mailley Smith performs Chopin’s finest pieces, lit by atmospheric candlelight.
Witness the finest works of Berlioz performed by the Royal Scottish National Opera’s grand orchestra, accompanied by a rousing chorus, four brass bands and even a series of opera singers, paying a fitting tribute to the legendary French composer Hector Berlioz in one of the most extensive musical events of the year.
One of the most notable performing arts events in Edinburgh’s calendar, each August the city fills to the brim with theatrics, music and arts as performers from around the globe travel to partake in the legendary Fringe Festival. To learn more visit our devoted Edinburgh Fringe Festival guide.
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Following a night at the theatre, relax in the comfort of your room at Cityroomz Edinburgh, cared for with warm hospitality from our kind team. With an extensive selection of rooms and suites to choose from, ranging from cosy Compact Double Rooms to the extensive King Suite, feel at home in Edinburgh’s stylish New Town.
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