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Listings: Mon 18 – Sun 24 May 2026

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By Thom Dibdin Verified, Hannah Howie, Frances Poet
| alledinburghtheatre.com
What’s on Edinburgh’s Stages this week? It’s mostly musicals for Edinburgh’s bigger stages, in a week where the less established and up-and-coming young bloods of the scene are the pick of the theatre offerings. Let’s start with the interesting stuff. The PPP lunchtime theatre mob are back at Assembly Roxy with Funeral for my Boobs (Wed-Sun: tickets). Then at the Studio, Tortoise in a Nutshell’s brilliant, “★★★★☆ Dark“ Ragnarok is selling fast (Sat: tickets).
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PPP: Off The Rails

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By Hugh Simpson, Hannah Howie, Joe McCann
| alledinburghtheatre.com
★★★★☆     Hugely promising Assembly Roxy: Wed 29 Apr – Sun 3 May 2026 Review by Hugh Simpson Off The Rails is an auspicious start for the first season at the Assembly Roxy of Òran Mór’s legendary A Play, a Pie and a Pint. This extremely impressive mini-musical is the professional writing debut of Stephanie MacGaraidh, who has also written the songs and is the play’s sole performer. MacGaraidh is Maggie, who finds herself on a train from Glasgow to Aberdeen on her 30th birthday, en route to Norway.
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All Edinburgh Theatre.com

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By Thom Dibdin Verified, Stephanie MacGaraidh, Hannah Howie
| alledinburghtheatre.com
PPP to stage four productions at Assembly Roxy Assembly Roxy is to host four productions from Glasgow’s famed lunchtime theatre producers, A Play, A Pie and A Pint (PPP) in April, May and June 2026. In recent years PPP’s Edinburgh outings have been to the Traverse, in keeping with both company’s new writing credentials. PPP produces more new writing every year than any other company in Scotland. Stephanie MacGaraidh (supplied) and Hannah Howie (pic Kim Hardy).
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