Exploring the Past, Present and Future of the King’s Renovation Project
Past, Present & Future
A much-loved venue in the heart of Edinburgh, the King’s has long been a favourite for theatre enthusiasts. Built in 1906, this iconic building has witnessed countless performances, but after more than a century of use, it’s time for a major renovation. Take a look through the remarkable transformation of the King’s Theatre so far. From the impressive scale of the renovation process to how we are bringing the venue up to date ready for the future shown through stunning artist impressions, join us to explore the journey of preserving this cultural landmark for generations to come.
The exterior of the King’s Theatre from Leven Street
Past © Anneleen Lindsay
Present © Anneleen Lindsay
Artist impression © Bennetts Associates
The main entrance foyer, currently protected under plywood
Past © Phil Wilkinson
Present © Anneleen Lindsay
Artist impression © Bennetts Associates
The lower bar, which will be extended into the new Pit Bar
Past © Anneleen Lindsay
Present © Anneleen Lindsay
Artist impression © Bennetts Associates
The iconic Dress Circle Bar, currently serving wellies in all sizes
Past © Anneleen Lindsay
Present © John Robb
Artist impression © Bennetts Associates
The Upper Circle bar will undergo a dramatic makeover
Past © Anneleen Lindsay
Present © Historic Theatre Photos
Artist impression © Bennetts Associates
A new feature for the community - a Creative Engagement Studio in the old attic space
Past © Anneleen Lindsay
Present © Historic Theatre Photos
Artist impression © Bennetts Associates
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