The Lion, Witch & Walk-In Wardrobe: SMSC

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Church Hill Theatre, Edinburgh

South Morningside Stage Club returns for another year of shows at the Church Hill Theatre in March 2027. This original tale by CS Lewis gets a wee Stage Club update.

Join Lucy, Suze, Pete & Eddy as they discover the land of Narnia.

When the children end up in the care of Professor Kirky they need to amuse themselves. When they stumble upon a walk in wardrobe that takes them to a far away land - you know adventure awaits.

But beware of the White Witch, her side kicks, the wolves and the knights - because they are out to create a forever winter (with no Christmas!) Can Mrs Claus, Mr Tunnocks, The Beaver Family, Aslan and a few other friends save the day... You'll need to come and see.

A tale of adventure and finding strength in yourselves and those around.

Will good conquer evil - come and see.

Performance 1 & 3 (CAST A):

Wednesday 10th March @ 7pm & Saturday 13th March @ 3.30pm

Performance 2 & 4 (CAST B):

Thursday 11th March @ 7pm & Saturday 13th March @ 7pm

Please double check the performance date a cast member is in if booking to see a particular performer.

Theatre Venue Notes:

If you require an accessible seat, please see on the seating plan. Once booked email [email protected] so we can make note and assist further if required.

Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by someone over 18 - if booking for a group of school friends, there must be an adult with them.

Babes in arms policy - babies are not permitted into the theatre due to volume of music and flashing lights/screen in place.

PREVIOUS PRODUCTIONS INCLUDE:

2026: Primary School Musical

2025: Mactilda

2024: Al and his Braw Lamp

2023: Carly and the Chocolate Factory
2022: Ollie T
2021: Treasure Island
2020: The Lion, The Witch & The Walk In Wardrobe
2019: Annie
2018: Peter fae the Pans
2017: Frozen
2016: Al and his Braw Lamp
2015: The Pure Wicked Wizard of Ed
2014: A Modern Fairytale
2014: Treasure Island
2013: Stage Club does Shakespeare
2012: A Modern Fairytale