Teviot Row House
Teviot Row House revamp
Iconic Fringe venue to go dark for 18 months
Teviot Row House, the Edinburgh University student union on Bristo square which is run by Gilded Balloon during the Fringe, is planned to go dark for 18 months from late October 23 until Spring 2025.
Julius Caesar
★★★☆☆ Uneven
Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company’s Julius Caesar, in the Teviot Debating Hall, is as unpredictable as it is ambitious. It is by turn sublime and ridiculous, well thought out at times and inexplicable at others.
Listings Mon 27 Feb – Sun 5 Mar 2023
What’s on Edinburgh’s Stages this week…
It’s a week of fierce performances on Edinburgh’s stages, with the return of lunchtime theatre to the Traverse while the Edinburgh students do the heavy theatrical lifting with their interpretations of two hefty works.
The Song of Fergus and Kate
★★★☆☆ Appealing
Watch This Space Productions’ The Song of Fergus and Kate at the Gilded Balloon Wine Bar in Teviot is an agreeable miniature, not always thought through but full of endearing moments.
Kevin Quantum: Dark Matter
★★★★☆ Magical genius
Atmospheric as soon as you enter, the stage in the Teviot Dining Room is starlit in anticipation of the wonders of the magic circle in Kevin Quantum’s latest show, Dark Matter.
Iolanthe
★★★☆☆ Concise:
There is a pleasing and playful lightness of tone to the Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group’s production of Iolanthe, which is at the Teviot Debating Hall until Saturday.
Twelfth Night
★★★★☆ Cleanly put:
Solidly performed and cleverly directed, there is much to enjoy about Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company’s lucid production of Twelfth Night at Teviot House to Saturday.
Æ Musical Review – Jekyll And Hyde
★★★☆☆:
Playing hard on the duality which lies at the heart of Robert Louis Stevenson’s original novella, Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group succeed in uncovering something rather more subtle in this raw new production of the 1990s adaptation to a stage musical.
Æ News – Jekyll & Hyde bring evil to Teviot Row
Duality is key to Eusog’s version of Jekyll & Hyde By Thom Dibdin Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group bring a new production of the early 1990s musical adaptation of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde to Teviot House this week. Picking up from Robert Louis Stevenson’s novella of the self-experimenting renegade Doctor […]
