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Shows at Edinburgh New Town Church, Edinburgh Fringe 2026
Edinburgh New Town Church is hosting 44 shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026, between 4 and 31 August.
Across them there are 65 performances, 63 of which are currently on sale through the central Fringe box office. The rest are sold out centrally or not yet released — the venue may still have its own allocation.
Fringe venue names usually refer to a whole site rather than a single room, so two shows listed here can still be a few minutes' walk apart inside the building.
- Address: 13 George Street, EH2 2PA, Edinburgh
- Shows in the 2026 programme: 44
- Performances across them: 65, of which 63 currently on sale
- 10 Years in Harmony
- A Big Band Spectacular!
- A Brief History of Musical Theatre
- A Story of Love and Loss CANCELLED
- About Women
- Afternoon Arias
- Akiko Okamoto Plays Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto
- Akiko Okamoto in Concert
- American Connections
- Arabesque
- Attuned Duo
- Ayre
- Bach Complete Violin Solo I
- Bach Complete Violin Solo II
- Bach Complete Violin Solo III
- Bach and Brahms
- Beloved Melodies
- Big Band Bublé
- Continental Connections
- Dean Friedman – Songs for Grownups
- Fire and Passion
- Flamenkids
- Giuseppe Verdi and his 19th-Century Contempories – Celebrating Verdi's 125th Anniversary (1901-2026)
- Great Danes
- Harmony in Blue
- Inverkeithing Community Big Band
- Kurtág at 100!
- Legendary Pianist Julian Jacobson Returns with Great Classics
- Mary, Queen of Scots – Queen of 3 Kingdoms
- Opera Gala Concert
- Pergolesi – Stabat Mater and Magnificat
- Piano Favourites
- Piano Masterworks 2026
- Sax Appeal 2026
- Scottish Lieder with Brian Bannatyne-Scott, Jamie MacDougall and Susan Hamilton
- South London Jazz Orchestra
- Sundown Swing
- Swingin' Solo Jazz Piano 2026
- That 70s Choir!
- The Maid of Norway – A Queen of Scots (1286-1290)
- The Song Is Ended... But the Melody Lingers On
- To Broadway and Back Again
- Valentin Sylvestrov b1937 – the World-Famous Ukrainian Composer
- Vivaldi Gloria and Other Italian Splendours