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On Wednesday 5 August, Teviot Row House in Edinburgh will host SLAY, a compelling theatrical production. The narrative centres on Kit's arduous journey of recovery following a PTSD diagnosis. Her hard-won progress is dramatically derailed by a text message from her ex-partner, plunging her back into turmoil. This contemporary piece unflinchingly explores Kit's descent through the often-unpredictable landscape of therapy, the ensuing chaos, and her desperate attempts to cope through fantasy. SLAY delves into the complex interplay of symptoms, the insidious nature of triggers, and the pervasive issue of disordered eating as Kit grapples with her profound internal struggles. The production offers a raw and honest portrayal of navigating mental health challenges. For specific performance times and to secure tickets, interested parties should consult the Teviot Row House website.
The event features a contemporary theatrical production that explores the complexities of mental health, specifically PTSD, therapy, and disordered eating. The narrative follows Kit's journey as she navigates her recovery and the challenges that come with it.
Lois-Amber Toole, an Offie nominated writer-performer, brings her unique perspective to the stage, drawing from her own experiences. She is joined by director Anna Morris, a Fringe First winner, who brings her expertise to the production.
The event takes place at Teviot Row House in Edinburgh. For specific performance times and to secure tickets, interested parties should consult the Teviot Row House website.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
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SLAY takes place on Wednesday, 5 August 2026 at 01:00.
SLAY is held at Teviot Row House in Edinburgh (13 Bristo Place, Edinburgh South EH8 9AJ).
Tickets for SLAY can be booked via whatsoninedinburgh.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

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On Wednesday 5 August, Teviot Row House in Edinburgh will host SLAY, a compelling theatrical production. The narrative centres on Kit's arduous journey of recovery following a PTSD diagnosis. Her hard-won progress is dramatically derailed by a text message from her ex-partner, plunging her back into turmoil.
This contemporary piece unflinchingly explores Kit's descent through the often-unpredictable landscape of therapy, the ensuing chaos, and her desperate attempts to cope through fantasy. SLAY delves into the complex interplay of symptoms, the insidious nature of triggers, and the pervasive issue of disordered eating as Kit grapples with her profound internal struggles. The production offers a raw and honest portrayal of navigating mental health challenges. For specific performance times and to secure tickets, interested parties should consult the Teviot Row House website.
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The event features a contemporary theatrical production that explores the complexities of mental health, specifically PTSD, therapy, and disordered eating. The narrative follows Kit's journey as she navigates her recovery and the challenges that come with it.
Lois-Amber Toole, an Offie nominated writer-performer, brings her unique perspective to the stage, drawing from her own experiences. She is joined by director Anna Morris, a Fringe First winner, who brings her expertise to the production.
The event takes place at Teviot Row House in Edinburgh. For specific performance times and to secure tickets, interested parties should consult the Teviot Row House website.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is SLAY?
SLAY takes place on Wednesday, 5 August 2026 at 01:00.
Where is SLAY taking place?
SLAY is held at Teviot Row House in Edinburgh (13 Bristo Place, Edinburgh South EH8 9AJ).
How do I get tickets for SLAY?
Tickets for SLAY can be booked via whatsoninedinburgh.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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