Brighton Theatre Royal hosts The Steamie
Step into a 1950s Glasgow washhouse on Hogmanay and experience the laughter and secrets of four women. This Scottish classic is a joyful celebration of friendship and working-class life.
Visitors to the Theatre Royal Brighton will be transported to a 1950s Glasgow washhouse on Hogmanay, where they will witness the lively interactions of four women, Magrit, Dolly, Doreen, and Mrs. Culfeathers, as they share stories and tackle the final wash of the year.
• The play features a range of songs by David Anderson, adding to the energetic and lively atmosphere of the performance. • The characters' conversations are full of laughter, secrets, and dreams, giving the audience a glimpse into the lives of working-class women in 1950s Glasgow. • Tony Roper's writing brings to life the strong bonds of friendship between the four women, making their experiences relatable and engaging.
The Steamie will be performed at the Theatre Royal Brighton from Monday, 2 November 2026, to Saturday, 14 November 2026. Tickets are with the button beside the article. This production is a great opportunity to experience a classic Scottish play that celebrates the power of female friendship and the resilience of working-class communities.
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