Adam Smith Theatre
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Address: Adam Smith Theatre , St Brycedale Avenue, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1ET
E-mail: boxoffice.adamsmith@onfife.com
Telephone: 01592 583302
The Adam Smith Theatre provides a wide and diverse programme of entertainment including music, dance, film, drama, comedy and children's theatre.
The Adam Smith Theatre opened in 1899 as a memorial to Adam Smith, who was born in Kirkcaldy.
We have:
- A 475-seat theatre, suitable for plays, children’s shows, opera, film, musicals, ballet, contemporary dance, comedy, lectures and music
- Three function rooms for hire: the Beveridge Studio and a large and small function room
The auditorium and Beveridge Studio are on the first floor.
On the ground floor, a refreshment room is just off the foyer and underneath the main auditorium are two general purpose areas. These cover about 2,000 square feet and we use them for events such as exhibitions and receptions.
The outside of the building is the same as when first opened. Its imposing façade overlooks the Memorial Gardens
Disabled Access:
Disabled facilities:
- People in wheelchairs are welcome at the Adam Smith. Please reserve a wheelchair space when you book your ticket.
- If you have any special requirements please tell box office staff when you book your ticket and we'll be happy to help.
- There is an adapted toilet in the foyer.
- There is an induction loop system for the hard of hearing.
- Guide dogs are welcome.
- The theatre car park has limited parking for disabled patrons.
- For film screenings, we hold seats in Rows H - J for people with special mobility needs until 15 minutes before the film starts.
Carers:
If you have a myfife C + 1 card, you may be entitled to a carer's ticket, which is free. Please present your card when you book or collect your tickets. Please note that not all shows offer this concession.
Children:
Baby changing facilities are available. All children, even babies, must have a ticket for a seat. So if you want to book in advance you'll have to pay for a ticket for your baby. But if you're prepared to wait and book 20 minutes before the start of a show, your baby can have a complimentary ticket, as long as we're not sold out.
Opening Hours
The box office is open Monday to Saturday 10am - 7.30pm and 10am - 5.30pm on non-performance days.Resources
- Baby Changing Facilities
- Bar
- Café
- Cinema
- Disabled Parking
- Disabled Ramp
- Disabled Toilets
- Exhibition Space
- Induction Loop
- Lift
- Meeting Room - 20+
- Meeting Room - Max 20
- Parking Facilities - Free
- Public Toilets
- Small Hall
- Telephone
- Theatre
Courses and Classes at Adam Smith Theatre
Related Events
- Dorothy Paul
- Funnybones by The Puppet Lab (Scotland)
- Passing Places
- European Ballet present Sleeping Beauty
- The Blues Band
- The Gruffalo
- Italia 'n' Caledonia
- Mark Beaumont - My Adventures So Far
- Roddy Woomble
- The Boy with Tape on his Face
- Karen Matheson
- Nutshell Theatre - Alltotment
- Jim Davidson - The Legend
- Casablanca: The Gin Joint Cut
- Hairy Maclary & Friends
- Keep Smiling Through
- The Static
- A Dream on Midsummer's Night
- Nutshell Theatre - Thread
- The Vagina Monologues
- The Man Who Had All The Luck
- Kirkcaldy Amateur Dramatic Society - One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
- Fife Strathspey & Reel Society
- Tales from The Little Fawn Theatre
- Tri Opera
- Jim Baxter - Honouring a Legend
- Ballet Ireland - The Nutcracker
- Baby Chill
- Kirkcaldy Civic Society
- Daniel Sloss - The Show
- Singin' in the Rain
- Sleeping Beauty
- Kirkcaldy Civic Society
- Christmas Cabaret
- The Magistrate
- The Fence Collective presents The Pictish Trail
- Craig Hill's - Jock's Trap
- La Bayadere
- Murder, Marple and Me
- Viennese Strauss Gala
- The Lost Art of the Film Explainer
- Fife Comedy Circuit - Owen O'Neill
- Vox Motus - Slick
- Beyond the Barricade
- Roblyn School of Dance
- The Sorcerer
- Faerie Stories - Round String Theatre
- Fife, 6, 7, 8 Dance Festival
- Icarus Theatre Collective - Spring Awakening
- Kirkcaldy Orchestral Society - Spring into Summer
- Fife Comedy Circuit - Mrs Barbara Nice
- We'll Meet Again
- National Theatre Live - Alan Bennett's People
- Jerry Sadowitz
- Dunnikier School present Annie Jnr
- Live Broadcast from The Bolshoi - The Rite of Spring
- On at Fife Music Theatre - Bugsy Malone
- Willie The Wicked Wolf - Over the Top Puppet Company
- The Singing Kettle - Rumble in the Jungle
- The Importance of Being Earnest
- Live Nation Presents Jimeoin - What?!
- East Fife Male Voice Choir Annual Concert
- Fife Comedy Circuit - Sarfraz Manzoor
- The Sash by Hector MacMillan
- The Animals and Friends
- Nell Bryden
- Malcolm Middleton - Spring Tour 2013
- The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
- East Fife Ladies Choir - Spring Concert
- Battlefield Band
- Live Broadcast from the Bolshoi - Romeo and Juliet
- National Theatre Live Broadcast: This House
- Chris Ramsay - Feeling Lucky
- Ennio Morricone- LIVE from Cannes Film Festival
- All Because The Lady Loves A Right Guid Gab
- Tom Stade Totally Rocks
- Some Other Mother
- Scream Street with Tommy Donbavand
- Tony Bonning as Aiken Drum
- May Contain Nuts! The World According To Norm Show
- Calum's Road
- NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE BROADCAST - The Audience
- ON Fest 2013- Summer Projects for Children and Young People
- Teechers
- The Lady Boys of Bangkok "Glamorous Amorous"
- Betrayal by Harold Pinter
- Derek Acorah
- Des Dillon - Storyteller
- Alan in Wonderland and the 3 Goats Plus...
- Rapture Theatre - The Collection
- Booksale - Adam Smith Theatre
- Random Accomplice
- Educating Ronnie
- Hairy Maclary and Friends
- Vikki Stone
- Magic of The Beatles
- The Vagina Monologues
- The Elephant Bridesmaid
- Morgan & West
- Craig Campbell
- Ardal O'Hanlon
- The Little Mermaid
- Andrew Lawrence - There is No Escape