High Society in Edinburgh 2026
High Society musical is set to whisk you away to a world of glamour and romance at the Edinburgh Playhouse. From September 8 to September 12, 2026, immerse yourself in a dazzling tale of love and high society intrigues. Don’t miss your chance to experience this spectacular production—grab your High Society tickets today!
High Society Edinburgh Tickets
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Tuesday 08 Sep 2026 19:30 |
High Society from £37.50 |
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Wednesday 09 Sep 2026 14:30 |
High Society from £20.00 |
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Wednesday 09 Sep 2026 19:30 |
High Society from £37.50 |
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Thursday 10 Sep 2026 14:30 |
High Society from £37.50 |
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Thursday 10 Sep 2026 19:30 |
High Society from £37.50 |
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Friday 11 Sep 2026 19:30 |
High Society from £40.00 |
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Saturday 12 Sep 2026 14:30 |
High Society from £40.50 |
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Saturday 12 Sep 2026 19:30 |
High Society from £40.00 |
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Cast in Edinburgh
This High Society UK & Ireland tour features a principal cast bringing to life the classic Golden Age musical’s leading roles.
- Helen George as Tracy Lord
- Matt Blaker as C.K. Dexter Haven
- Matthew Jeans as Mike Connor
- Victoria Serra as Tracy Lord (alternate production lead)
- Laura Tyrer as Liz Imbrie
- Kurt Kansley as Uncle Willie
- Katlo as Dinah Lord
The Venue: Edinburgh Playhouse
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is High Society on in Edinburgh in September 2026?
High Society plays at the Edinburgh Playhouse from Tuesday 8 September to Saturday 12 September 2026, with a run of evening and matinee performances across that week.
Where is High Society being performed in Edinburgh?
The musical is staged at the Edinburgh Playhouse on Greenside Place in Edinburgh New Town, one of the city’s largest theatres and a key stop for big touring West End and international shows.
What are the performance times for the Edinburgh dates?
Evening performances are scheduled for 7:30pm from Tuesday 8 to Saturday 12 September 2026, with matinees at 2:30pm on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, giving plenty of choice between daytime and evening visits.
What is the story of High Society?
High Society follows glamorous socialite Tracy Lord as she prepares for the society wedding of the year at her family’s luxurious waterfront estate, only for her jazz-playing ex-husband Dexter and sharp-eyed tabloid reporter Mike to arrive and throw her plans into chaos. Over one glittering weekend of parties, secrets and romantic complications, Tracy must confront her past, challenge expectations and decide what she truly wants from love and her future.
What awards or accolades are associated with High Society?
The musical is based on the acclaimed play The Philadelphia Story and the much-loved 1956 film musical, works that helped secure the story and Cole Porter’s songs a lasting place in classic theatre and cinema history. Individual revivals and tours, including this multi award-winning creative team’s production led by director Rachel Kavanaugh and choreographer Anthony Van Laast, have attracted strong critical praise, nominations and enthusiastic audience responses across the UK and Ireland.
Which famous songs are featured in the Edinburgh production?
The show’s score is packed with Cole Porter favourites including Just One of Those Things, Let’s Misbehave, I Love Paris, Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?, Well Did You Evah? and True Love, along with other Porter gems. Fans of Golden Age musicals will recognise many of these numbers from the original film and other classic Porter productions, giving the evening a familiar and luxurious sound.
How much do tickets usually cost for High Society in Edinburgh?
Tickets for High Society at the Edinburgh Playhouse start at around £20 for the lowest-priced seats, with multiple price bands rising through the circle and stalls depending on view and proximity to the stage. Premium seats and popular performances are more expensive, with the top prices listed over £100 for the very best locations on certain dates.
How can I get cheap tickets for High Society in Edinburgh?
If you want cheaper tickets, focus on the lowest price bands and consider off-peak performances such as early-week evenings or midweek matinees, which often have better availability and lower entry prices than Saturday night. Booking as early as possible, being flexible about seat location, choosing upper-circle or side-view seats and watching for price drops or late discounts can all help you see the show for less while still enjoying the full experience.
Are there discounts or special offers available?
Touring musicals at large venues frequently offer deals such as advance-booking promotions, group discounts, or concessions for students, under-26s, seniors and members of certain schemes, depending on the performance and allocation. Keeping an eye on theatre newsletters, local promotions and midweek showings can reveal limited-time offers, flash sales or dynamic pricing reductions that significantly cut the overall cost.
Who stars in High Society on the UK and Ireland tour?
The 2026 UK and Ireland tour is led by Helen George as Tracy Lord, with a 28-strong cast bringing the world of Newport high society and its party guests to life on stage. This production is created by an experienced, award-winning team that has previously worked on major Golden Age revivals, giving the show a polished, large-scale feel.
Is High Society suitable for families?
High Society is generally suitable for families with older children and teenagers, combining sophisticated comedy, romance and music in a glamorous setting. Parents should be aware that the show includes themes such as drinking, romantic entanglements and social satire, so it is better suited to those who can follow its witty dialogue and adult situations than to very young children.
What is the best way to travel to the Edinburgh Playhouse?
The Edinburgh Playhouse is located close to key city-centre transport links, making it easy to reach on foot from Princes Street, by local buses serving the Greenside Place area and by train via nearby central stations. Planning your journey in advance, allowing extra time during busy festival-style periods, and checking nearby car parks or park-and-ride options if you are driving can all help your theatre trip run smoothly and keep travel costs under control.
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