Adam Smith Theatre
St Brycedale Avenue,Kirkcaldy
KY11ET
01592 583302
boxoffice.adamsmith@attfife.org.uk
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The Adam Smith Theatre opened in 1899 as a memorial to the
economist Adam Smith, author of The Wealth of Nations, who was
born in Kirkcaldy.
It includes a 475-seat theatre which regularly stages plays,
children’s shows, opera, film, musicals, ballet, contemporary
dance, comedy, lectures and music. The cinema also regularly
shows films.
September 2010
Kirkcaldy Comedy Festival presents ... John Shuttleworth Live
From BBC Radio 4’s The Shuttleworths, the versatile singer/organist and Sheffield’s finest twaddle talker performs the best of his irresistibly catchy numbers, performed on his organ and sung with a fine (more)
Sun 26th September
8:00pm
£14.00
8:00pm
£14.00
October 2010
Kirkcaldy Comedy Festival presents ... Danny Bhoy: By Royal Disappointment
Danny Bhoy continues to delight audiences around the world with his unique and personal brand of storytelling. He is one of the most perceptive and travelled comedians working in the world today, don’t miss this (more)
Fri 1st October
8:00pm
£15.00
8:00pm
£15.00
Kirkcaldy Comedy Festival presents ... Rhona Cameron - Live!
Award-winning comedian and critically acclaimed author Rhona Cameron takes the audience through her darkly comical, ridiculous life, and her struggle with the absurdities of the modern world.
‘She has mastered the (more)
Sun 3rd October
8:00pm
£14.00
8:00pm
£14.00