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Martin Simpson
SoundhouseMartin Simpson gives rapt audiences passion, sorrow, love, beauty, tragedy and majesty through his playing.
Mack the Knife
A Play, A Pie and A Pint By Morag Fullarton–
Berlin, the late 1920’s… a time of decadence, despair and joie de vivre. A young Jewish composer, Kurt Weill, meets his muse, singer Lotte Lenya, and falls in love.
Edinburgh Guitar Night - September 2019
Event HireThe Edinburgh Guitar Night is the capital's premier event for showcasing guitar talent from Scotland, the UK, and beyond.
Alyn Cosker Group
SoundhouseDrummer Alyn Cosker leads a powerful, exciting group presenting exhilarating virtuosity and accessible melodies on a deep, funky groove.
The Signalman
A Play, A Pie and A Pint By Peter Arnott–
Winter 1919. Thomas Barclay is transported back in time, to the night when he was the Signalman who sent the Edinburgh/Burntisland train onto the Tay Rail Bridge, 40 years before.
Clybourne Park
By Bruce Norris–
Hailed as ‘shockingly entertaining’ and ‘appallingly funny’, Pulitzer award-winning Clybourne Park is a razor-sharp satire about the politics of race.
The Third Half
SoundhouseAn unlikely trio of creative wizards presenting new original tunes and rediscovered Gaelic songs.
Fly Me to the Moon
A Play, A Pie and A Pint By Marie Jones–
Francis and Loretta are broke community care workers. Davy, one of their charges, has had a big win on the horses, and now the women grapple with their conscience.
The Panopticon
By Jenni Fagan–
Brought for the first time to the stage, The Panopticon is a visceral, bloody and brutal testament to life and friendship.
The Drift
By Hannah LaveryThe Drift is a journey through history, through Scottishness, through belonging, and through grief.
Nathan Bell
SoundhouseSoundhouse are really looking forward to the return of Nathan Bell. His latest tour sees him visit Scotland with two brand new albums.
The Sweetest Growl
A Play, A Pie and A Pint By Claire Nicol–
In the 1950’s, Mary McGowan was the sensational singer with cult Scottish jazz band The Clyde Valley Stompers but at the height of her fame, she gave it all up to be a housewife. Did she have any regrets?