Sunday 6 September, 2.30pm – 4pm
It’s the year 1923. Mrs Reid, now a widow, lives a secluded life with her housekeeper Mrs Mackay. Her steward and friend, John Fairley, who is proposing to write a book about the history of Lauriston, joins them to reflect on the many interesting people connected with the house and estate.
Edinburgh Living History are our multi award- winning team, who interpret the history of the castle in a variety of entertaining ways in Edwardian costume - bringing alive the history of the house. Each performance is carefully devised by Edinburgh Living History to be as historically accurate as possible and include a touch of drama and a soupcon of humour. You will walk through the Castle on a special tour watching the performance unfold.
Adult £10, Concession and children £6 (under 5 free), includes tea and cake
Book online by clicking 'book here'.
By phone - 0131 529 3993 (Opening Hours: Monday - Sunday 10am - 5pm)
In person - City Art Centre Reception, 2 Market Street, Edinburgh (Opening Hours: Monday - Sunday 10am - 5pm)
Costumed Performance: A Fairley Interesting Look at Lauriston