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One of Edinburgh’s most cherished cultural landmarks, the King's Theatre will re-open in 2026 following vital redevelopment work that protects its historic character while modernising facilities for audiences, artists and the wider community.
Step inside a 1950s Glasgow washhouse on Hogmanay, where the water's hot and the gossips even hotter when Tony Roper's classic play The Steamie comes to The King's Theatre Edinburgh!
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