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Aberdeen City

Aberdeen Central Library

For over 125 years, Aberdeen Central Library has stood at the end of Union Terrace alongside St Mark’s Church and His Majesty’s Theatre, forming a trio of iconic buildings fondly referred to collectively as “Education, Salvation and Damnation”. Situated in the heart of the city close to the Art Gallery and theatre, the library has long been part of the cultural centre of Aberdeen.

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Clackmannanshire

Alloa The Coach House Theatre

The Alman Dramatic Club was formed in 1939 by a group of women and soon became the largest performing arts group in the county. It developed into an amateur dramatic club and in 1953 the Club was allowed to use the hay loft in the former Coach House of Inglewood. The Hay Loft Theatre opened in 1957 and in 1959 its present name was adopted. Since then the Club has performed works by all the great playwrights, national and international, as well as its own members’ work.

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Inverclyde

Beacon Arts Centre, Greenock

A contemporary theatre and arts centre in the heart of Inverclyde by the Greenock waterfront.

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South Lanarkshire

Biggar Puppet Theatre

Biggar Puppet Theatre is the first and only fully working puppet theatre of its kind in Scotland. The international Purves Puppets have now been firmly established as a leading professional company for 51 years in 2021! In this time, they have toured the world, while also performing in their own award-winning permanent theatre.

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North Lanarkshire

Cumbernauld Theatre

Cumbernauld Theatre has a distinguished reputation for producing high quality theatre productions, which tour nationally and internationally.  The theatre is based within a purpose built arts centre called Lanternhouse. Located next to Cumbernauld Academy, Cumbernauld Theatre includes two performance spaces – a 300 seat auditorium and a studio theatre with capacity of 70 to 100 seats, a dance studio for classes, a café /bistro and a bespoke 84-seat cinema. Behind-the-scenes tours will be available throughout the day.

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Dundee

Dundee Rep & Scottish Dance Theatre

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at the Rep?Dundee Rep Theatre is one of Scotland�s most awarded theatres. You will be given the unique opportunity to explore backstage and get access to parts of the building normally closed to the public including workshop, paintshop, rehearsal room and costume department.

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East Dunbartonshire

Fort Theatre

This building was built in the 1700s as the barn for Brackenbrae Farm. In 1969 the Antonine Theatre Group acquired the building and converted it into the theatre known as “The Fort” today. Since then, they have organised hundreds of performances, community events, and private functions and hosted a variety of visiting groups from across Scotland.

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Ayrshire

Harbour Arts Centre, Irvine

Multi-function arts centre with theatre, studio and gallery spaces, plus stylish cafe bar and foyer, Scottish Arts Council funded. Cultural hub for North Ayrshire.

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Edinburgh

Institut Francais D'Ecosse

In 2017, after having been occupied by the County for almost two centuries, the building also known as the Lothian Chambers became the new seat of the Consulate General of France in Edinburgh and of the Institut Français d’Ecosse. Whilst the Consulate General provides support to French citizens living in Scotland, the French Institute, as part of a worldwide network, promotes French Culture and encourages cultural exchanges with Scotland. It offers a wide range of activities and shows throughout the year, in French and in English: French courses, talks and conferences, activities for kids, live music events, theatre performances, wine tastings, cinema screenings, exhibitions. It has a library with an important book and media collection in French and it is even an official venue at the Fringe! The move also enabled the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the Edinburgh Art Festival to set up offices in one of the city's most prestigious locations.

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Edinburgh

Leith Theatre

The Art Deco Theatre complex and library were gifts from the people of Edinburgh to the people of Leith, following the decision on the 10th October 1920 to incorporate the Burgh of Leith into Edinburgh. Works commenced in 1929, and the Theatre opened in 1932. It suffered bomb damage in 1941 and has spent much of its life in dereliction. Now, Leith Theatre is becoming a lively creative hub for Leith under the stewardship of Leith Theatre Trust.

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