What's on at The Brunton this February

This February, The Brunton are thrilled to present another incredible month of programming. Whether your passion lies in the riveting narrative of theatre, the compelling rhythms of live music, or you’re ready for comedy that will have you falling off your seat laughing, The Brunton has something special in store for everyone.

In Musselburgh, Midweek Movies will be kicking off the month of February as We Live in Time (15) plays in Loretto Theatre, Musselburgh on Wednesday 5 February at 7pm, followed by A Complete Unknown (15) on Wednesday 26 February at 7pm.

We Live In Time (15) | Musselburgh

A Complete Unknown | Musselburgh

National Theatre Live returns to Loretto Theatre with Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’, which will be screened on Thursday 20 February at 7pm.

NT Live: The Importance of Being Earnest

Down the road at Northesk Parish Church, The Brunton are looking forward to welcoming Dunedin Consort on Thursday 6 February at 7:30pm. Join Nicholas Mulroy and a handful of Dunedin’s outstanding string players for a gig that showcases some of Henry Purcell’s greatest tunes. Nicholas Mulroy will also be holding a pre-concert talk: In conversation with Nicholas Mulroy at 6:30pm.

Dunedin Consort

Also, at the beautiful Northesk Parish Church, relax at lunchtime with a Bite-Sized Concert in Musselburgh. The Brunton’s lunchtime recitals include established and emerging, prizewinning performers with sparkling programmes of music, specially selected for you to enjoy. Bach’s Chaconne for Solo Violin: Irene Duval, violin is playing at Northesk Parish Church, Musselburgh on Tuesday 11 February at 1pm. A light lunch of soup and a sandwich is served in the Church Hall adjacent at 12 midday.

Bach's Chaconne For Solo Violin: Irène Duval, violin

To round off the month at Northesk Parish Church, The Maxwell Quartet are resident in our East Lothian community for their new project, Bridging, which features a wide range of concerts, workshops, school, and community collaborative performances. The Maxwell Quartet will be performing at Northesk Parish Church on Thursday 27 February at 6:30pm.

The Maxwell Quartet

In Haddington, The Brunton will be hosting tribute legend Benidorm Tom on his tour of Sexbomb: Celebrating the Music of Sir Tom Jones. For one night only, join Andy Wood for an explosive celebration of one of the most powerful men in the pop music scene. This fun-filled evening will be coming to the Corn Exchange, Haddington on Thursday 6 February at 7:30pm.

Sexbomb: Celebrating the Music of Sir Tom Jones

With support from Film Hub Scotland, The Brunton are delighted to bring Film Fridays to the Corn Exchange, Haddington - a fortnightly programme of Family Films (1.30pm), Matinees (4.15pm), and Big Screen Favourites (7pm). Newly released titles include Golden Globe nominees and Oscar buzz favourites Conclave, A Real Pain, and A Complete Unknown, also family friendly Moana 2 and big screen favourites include Gladiator II and We Live in Time. Film Fridays complement The Brunton’s popular Midweek Movies at Loretto Theatre in Musselburgh! Find the full Film Friday Listings below.

Film Events

Don’t miss this unfiltered and hilarious evening with Scotland’s favourite high-octane Kilty Pleasure as Craig Hill returns to the Corn Exchange, Haddington. Craig Hill – I’ve Been Sitting on This for a While! Will be making you laugh-out-loud on Saturday 8 February at 7:30pm.

Grease is the word as The Brunton Performing Arts Network bring this much-loved musical to Corn Exchange, Haddington. Join a talented community cast, supported by a professional production team, as they take you through the memorable story of boy meets girl. Grease will be singing its way to the Corn Exchange, Haddington from Thursday 13 to Saturday 15 February at 7pm.

Grease | Haddington musical theatre

Get ready for a Scottish music extravaganza as The MacDonald Brothers come to the Corn Exchange, Haddington. This stunning new production will take you on a musical journey celebrating Scotland’s greatest songs and artists. The Pride of Scotland with The MacDonald Brothers concert will be held at Corn Exchange, Haddington on Saturday 22 February at 7:30pm

The Pride of Scotland with The MacDonald Brothers

One of the most lauded and best-loved acts of the Scottish music scene is coming to Haddington at the end of February. For over a quarter of a century, no other band has quite captured Scottish fiddle music’s variety, energy, and sensitivity like Blazin’ Fiddles. Join Blazin’ Fiddles at Corn Exchange, Haddington on Thursday 27 February at 7:30pm.

Blazin' Fiddles

Finally, The Scottish Comedians brings you different styles of comedy with a line-up of Scotland’s finest comedians. Prepare for one of the funniest nights out of 2025! The Scottish Comedians comes to Corn Exchange, Haddington on Friday 28 February at 7:30pm.

The Scottish Comedians

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