National Theatre of Scotland at the Festivals | National Theatre of Scotland

Look forward to seeing the National Theatre of Scotland back at the Edinburgh festivals this year.

Watch our Edinburgh International Festival shows, Burn at the King's Theatre from Thursday 4 to Wednesday 10 August, and Medea from Wednesday 10 to Sunday 28 August at The Hub. You can also catch our brand-new show Exodus as part of Travfest 22 at the Fringe, playing at the Traverse Theatre from Sunday 31 July to Sunday 28 August.

Not coming to the festival or want another chance to see them? You can join us on the road afterwards for the Scottish tours of Burn and Exodus.

Edinburgh International Festival

Burn | King's Theatre | 4 -10 August

A new piece of dance theatre challenging the biscuit tin image of Scotland's National Bard

Medea | The Hub | 10 - 28 August

A powerful, visceral production of Liz Lochhead's award winning adaptation of a classic

Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Exodus | Traverse Theatre | 31 July - 28 August

A dark, surreal comedy, ready to shamelessly ridicule the systems of politics and power.  

Supported by National Theatre of Scotland

Home Is Not The Place | Tech Cube Zero | 3 - 27 August

The remarkable story of the short life and lost work of Kerala writer PM John, shortly before India’s Independence from British rule.

Twa | Tech Cube Zero | 4 - 28 August

A twisted, memoiristic, fairytale, blending theatrical storytelling, with animated and live onstage drawings.