Overview
James Ley in association with Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, directed by Ros Philips
After a sell-out run at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Scotland’s 80s gay romantic comedy hit is back! And so are nostalgic bookseller Lewis and party boy Glen, in this funny, celebratory play about Scotland’s radical, lesbian, gay and feminist bookshop, that began in the cloakroom of Scotland’s first gay nightclub and became the beating heart of Edinburgh’s LGBT+ community.
***** “A Stunningly beautiful play” The Reviews Hub
**** “A play for our time that speaks volumes about cities and change” The Scotsman
**** “A thoroughly entertaining and important piece of LGBT social history.” The Stage
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Media
Thom Dibdin, Freelance Journalist, is talking about the reasons why the Programming Panel selected 'Love Song to Lavender Menace' to be a part of Made in Scotland showcase 2018.
Love Song to Lavender Menace from Made in Scotland on Vimeo.
Oct 12
Would the real Bob and Sigrid please stand up. This two are EVERYTHING. Thank you for having us @lyceumtheatre it’s been immense! 💜🌈📚 https://t.co/64AdfYNvU7Oct 12
It’s the emergence of our true selves, hungry @lyceumtheatre bottoms! And we are not going away. Thank you to our glorious audience who we love, and who love Niddrie, the National Portrait Gallery and Gold Blend in equal measure. You’ve made us so happy.💜💜💜 #LavenderMenace https://t.co/lSM5O3BRTBOct 12
RT @laughandaguise : LOVE SONG TO LAVENDER MENACE Booksellers preparing to shut up shop Swap tales of city and top "bottom" cop 4★ REVIEW…
Performances
Summerhall
- Aug 1 Preview 12.55
- Aug 2 Preview 12.55
- Aug 3-26 (not Mondays) 12.55
Soho Playhouse
23/11-04/12/2018