A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Let us carry you away on a magical romp into the heart of the forest…

Under the moonlight, enemies fall in love, an actor becomes an ass, and the fairy kingdom battles over a servant boy. All because of a mischievous fairy called Puck.

Directed by Paul Brotherston

Written by William Shakespeare

The Rose Theatre

Home to The MGA Academy’s School of Acting, The Rose Theatre Edinburgh was originally purpose-built as a church in 1912, built on the site of an earlier pedimented 19th Century chapel. After various renovations, the building was developed into a four-storey theatre by Danish ballet dancer, Peter Schaufuss. The large venue offers four unique performance spaces, including a 300 seat main theatre, a basement studio theatre for 120, a 100 seat studio, and an attic with a capacity of 50. It opened officially in 2017 in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.