The Maid of Norway – A Queen of Scots (1286-1290)

The Maid of Norway – A Queen of Scots (1286-1290) is a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026, performing at Edinburgh New Town Church. It has 1 performance listed, running from Thu 20 Aug, 14:30 to Thu 20 Aug, 14:30. The run has finished — every listed performance has taken place.

About this show

Nordic Voices, the world-famous Norwegian a cappella sextet returns to Edinburgh after an absence of 31 years in this 740th anniversary concert celebrating the accession of the Maid of Norway as Margaret, Queen of Scots (1286-1290). A concert in three parts: 12th-century Scottish and Norwegian anonymous sacred music associated with this 740th anniversary is then contrasted by 16th-century music by named Scots and Norwegian composers, to be finally contrasted by 21st-century music by Nordic Voices, inspired by the Maid of Norway.

Details

  • Venue: Edinburgh New Town Church
  • Space: The Sanctuary
  • Genre: MUSIC, Choral, A cappella
  • Country: UNITED KINGDOM - ENGLAND
  • Running time: 60 minutes
  • Room size: about 350 seats (The Sanctuary) — the Fringe box office sells a share of the room, not all of it
  • Performances listed: 1, of which 0 still to come and on sale

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair access: ramp
  • Access features: Step-free access, Accessible toilet
  • Venue notes: Accessible entry: Temporary ramp over the 3 steps up at the front door. Then level into the performing space. Wheelchair access type:Temporary Ramp Stairs: 2 - 5 Number of stairs is provided as guidance and is not in addition to any wheelchair access type (lift/ramp etc) stated above.

Performance dates and ticket availability

  • Thu 20 Aug, 14:30 — Already performed — £20.00

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