This festival finished on Saturday 25 January 2020, and this page is being kept for archival purposes only.
Looking to the future with 2020 vision….
Celebrating 40 years of theatre to be proud of!
With a total of 20 performances!
At the end there was a 40 years of Bedlam exposition and a big party for current members and alumni
I Am Woman is a timely reminder of the inequalities still faced by women on a daily basis. Devised and scripted from ...
A group of friends reunite after graduation for their annual Burns night supper, what could possibly go wrong?
In the 1983 UK election, one woman knows who to vote for, but something holds her back. In the 2017 UK election, anot...
After the Cold War ended in apocalyptic decimation, the last five people on Earth find themselves immortalised beneat...
What is it really like being a first year in Bedlam? We are going through it and let me tell you we have done some ri...
In its second year Five Minutes is a monologue show-come scratch night-come writing exercise, inspired by the process...
After the horrifying realisation that Longstanton’s river renders their bowling alley obsolete, Sally and Ali decided...
Join two feckless astronauts on a semi-lunar adventure when they lock themselves out of their spaceships and attempt ...
Bella and Ella hit the stage to deliver their critically acclaimed, internationally adored, universally popular and g...
It’s New Year in Rotterdam, and Alice has finally plucked up the courage to email her parents and tell them she’s gay...
The Amateur Detective Society goes on an investigation, after a murder happens in their town. Involving a bathtub, al...
Three young business people – Tony, Isobel and Thomas – are waiting to hear which of them will lose their job. As the...
Set around Passover, EZRA explores the ritual of remembrance. Written by Stella Green and in response to an increasin...
Join us for the Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company’s second annual monologue show this BedFest! Come along for ...
Her Romeo is an exciting retelling of Shakespeare’s most famous play as you’ve never seen it. The script takes every ...
