This festival finished on Saturday 24 January 2015, and this page is being kept for archival purposes only.
Start the year with a wide range of the quality shows and workshops! Discover the wonders of Bedlam Theatre!
Bedlam Festival runs from Monday the 19th until Saturday the 24th of January celebrating student theatre in Edinburgh. During the week, the EUTC host a wealth of workshops exploring different aspects of theatre, plays by celebrated playwrights and exciting original writing as well as social events and previews for upcoming shows throughout the semester!
It’s also a great way to get involved, experiment with new roles within the theatre and forge new friendships!
Check out the rest of our schedule at our facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/867880493233330/
A collection of very short new writing from the frenzied minds of the Edinburgh University Theatre Company.
A collection of very short new writing from the frenzied minds of the Edinburgh University Theatre Company.
Hilarious new writing from seasoned performers, The Edinburgh Revue.
Hilarious new writing from seasoned performers, The Edinburgh Revue.
Tuesday 20 January - Friday 23 January
A play with ninjas, postboxes, jellyfish, the first female president of Namibia and poetry. What more could you ask for? Nothing, that’s what.
A play with ninjas, postboxes, jellyfish, the first female president of Namibia and poetry. What more could you ask for? Nothing, that’s what.
Take a sketch comedy, add an orchestra and you get what F-Holes is all about.
Take a sketch comedy, add an orchestra and you get what F-Holes is all about.
Project X returns, for one night only… bringing your submissions of mostly terrible, sometimes funny, and occasionall...
Ten actors have volunteered for what they think is art. This is not art. This is Hell.
Ten actors have volunteered for what they think is art. This is not art. This is Hell.
“My subject is War, and the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity.” (Wilfred Owen, 1918)
“My subject is War, and the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity.” (Wilfred Owen, 1918)
Join the cast and crew of Relief Theatre’ s upcoming production of The Vagina Monologues for a Q&A session about ...
One play. 24 hours. It’s going to get messy.
One play. 24 hours. It’s going to get messy.