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Dangerous Corner

by J.B. Priestley
19:30 15 – 19 Oct 2024, Assembly Roxy Upstairs

Tickets £15 / £12 EGTG Members (plus booking fee)

Why did Martin Caplan die?

A charismatic young man kills himself. A year later a chance after-dinner remark reminds family and friends of their loss. As the evening progresses, secrets come to light that threaten the close-knit group’s marriages, friendships and business partnership. A tense psychological drama by the author of An Inspector Calls.

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EGTG Platinum Season

EGTG will celebrate 70 years of producing theatre in 2024, with a bumper season of theatrical productions, drama workshops, and more with the staging of six plays and an exciting calendar of events to run throughout the year. 

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The Satyricon

Cast announced for ambitious new production of classical comedy.

A first-century comedy is being reimagined with a modern perspective this October, bringing an impressive range of new talent to the Edinburgh stage. In the fast and funny, not to mention filthy and philosophical, classic The Satyricon, thirteen actors will have plenty of scope to grab the audience’s attention.

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Hay Fever

Hay Fever by Noel Coward
Performance 18 – 21 May, 19:30 Assembly Roxy, Upstairs

Tickets £15 from Assembly Roxy
£13 for EGTG Members

Meet the wealthy, self-obsessed and eccentric Bliss family; grande dame of the stage and mother Judith, novelist and father David, and their two children Sorel and Simon. Each has invited a guest to spend the weekend at their country house in rural England – and each has neglected to tell the others. Needless to say friction and hilarity ensue in this classic British comedy of manners.  

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Virtual table-read: Festival Fringe

Virtual table-read of three scripts for the Festival Fringe

Wed 23 June, 19:30 on Zoom
Tickets free via Eventbrite. 

An advance look at the three scripts proposed for the 2021 Festival Fringe. We’ll be reading through three short pieces written by the EGTG membership with a view to producing each of them as part of our digital programme in August.

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