Traverse Theatre
The Traverse is Scotland's foremost theatre company dedicated to new work. It produces award-winning new plays and offers a curated programme spanning theatre, dance, music and spoken word.
Address
10 Cambridge Street
Edinburgh
EH1 2ED
Contact
Website
http://www.traverse.co.uk
http://www.traverse.co.uk
Phone
0131 228 1404
0131 228 1404
Text Relay
18001 0131 228 1404
18001 0131 228 1404
Location
Venue location
Back to back with the Lyceum Theatre and to the left of Usher Hall from Lothian Road.
Back to back with the Lyceum Theatre and to the left of Usher Hall from Lothian Road.
Transport
Parking information
Four disabled spaces immediately outside theatre. Pay and display and car park on Castle Street.
Four disabled spaces immediately outside theatre. Pay and display and car park on Castle Street.
Taxi information
Lothian Road across road from Usher Hall.
Lothian Road across road from Usher Hall.
Bus/Tram information
1, 2, 10, 11, 15, 16, 24, 34 stop at Filmhouse / Usher Hall.
1, 2, 10, 11, 15, 16, 24, 34 stop at Filmhouse / Usher Hall.
Train
Haymarket 947 yards to West / Waverley 1 mile East.
Haymarket 947 yards to West / Waverley 1 mile East.
Venue map
Venue access information
Access service information
Audio Description information
Ask Box Office
Ask Box Office
BSL Interpretation information
No reservations - can move
No reservations - can move
Captioning information
No reservations - can move
No reservations - can move
Events at Traverse Theatre
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The Panopticon
Brought for the first time to the stage, Jenni Fagan’s The Panopticon is a visceral, bloody and brutal testament to life and friendship.Price(s): £5 - £20BSL Interpreter(s): Yvonne Strain and Yvonne Waddell.
No reservations - can move -
The Panopticon
Brought for the first time to the stage, Jenni Fagan’s The Panopticon is a visceral, bloody and brutal testament to life and friendship.Price(s): £5 - £20Audio Describer(s): Gillian Gourlay and Kat Wilson
Touch Tour: 6.30pm
Ask Box OfficeCaptioned by Alison Pendlowski -
The Panopticon
Brought for the first time to the stage, Jenni Fagan’s The Panopticon is a visceral, bloody and brutal testament to life and friendship.Price(s): £5 - £20BSL Interpreter(s): Yvonne Strain and Yvonne Waddell.
No reservations - can move -
The Monstrous Heart
Mag lives in the Canadian wilds...but when her estranged daughter Beth turns up on the doorstep...the past becomes terrifyingly present.Presented by: Edinburgh Festival FringePrice(s): £5-£20Audio Describer(s): Bridget Stevens
Touch Tour: 6.45pm Make yourself known to Box Office
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The Monstrous Heart
Mag lives in the Canadian wilds...but when her estranged daughter Beth turns up on the doorstep...the past becomes terrifyingly present.Presented by: Edinburgh Festival FringePrice(s): £5-£20BSL Interpreter(s): Nicolle Murdoch
No reservations - can move -
I Can Go Anywhere
Jimmy is seeking asylum in the UK. With just a few days before the interview that’s going to decide his fate, the stakes are high.Price(s): £5-£20Audio Describer(s): Fiona Forbes
Touch Tour: 7.15pm
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Strange Tales
This thrilling immersive production uses puppetry, movement and cutting-edge digital technology to thrust you right into the pages.Price(s): £5-£20No reservations - can move -
I Can Go Anywhere
Jimmy is seeking asylum in the UK. With just a few days before the interview that’s going to decide his fate, the stakes are high.Price(s): £5-£20BSL Interpreter(s): Nicolle Murdoch
No reservations - can move -
Strange Tales
This thrilling immersive production uses puppetry, movement and cutting-edge digital technology to thrust you right into the pages.Price(s): £5-£20Audio Describer(s): Jo Barrow
Touch Tour: 6.45pm
Ask Box Office