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Edinburgh Festival Theatre

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Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, is a very well known theatre of Edinburgh. Its lot of land has been used for theatre purpose since 1830. It was originally an extention for the Dunedin Hall, until it was bought by the state and became the Royal Amphitheatre, soon it was expanded . Everytime it grew, it seemed to gain a new name. Soon becoming called Almhara Music Hall, Then the Queens Theatre of Newsome's Circus. It was then Bought by a Small Buisness in 1892 by a Small Buisness. Who got a well known Theatre Architect (Frank Matcham), To renovate it. The Buisness then re-named it the Empire Palace Theatre, Is was under this buisness that the theatre truly grew in Prosperity and Reputation. The small buisness became the Moss Empires Theatre branch, And one of the most su

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Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, is a very well known theatre of Edinburgh. Its lot of land has been used for theatre purpose since 1830. It was originally an extention for the Dunedin Hall, until it was bought by the state and became the Royal Amphitheatre, soon it was expanded . Everytime it grew, it seemed to gain a new name. Soon becoming called Almhara Music Hall, Then the Queens Theatre of Newsome's Circus. It was then Bought by a Small Buisness in 1892 by a Small Buisness. Who got a well known Theatre Architect (Frank Matcham), To renovate it. The Buisness then re-named it the Empire Palace Theatre, Is was under this buisness that the theatre truly grew in Prosperity and Reputation. The small buisness became the Moss Empires Theatre branch, And one of the most successful theatre branch's of britain. The Theatre went into decline in 1963, But was then Re-Opened in 1994, With its new Front. An Extensive Glass structure that could serve as an Entrance, Three years later they gave the theatre its last name. The Edinburgh Festival Theatre, It is still running today and is also very successful. It is also haunted.