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Prince Charming
Prince Charming doesn’t feel very ‘charming’. Or heroic. And he isn’t ready to save the kingdom.
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Lost at Sea
- Dates:
- Thu 25 Apr: 7:30pm - Sat 4 May: 7:30pm
Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts and Morna Young present Lost at Sea.
A young woman returns home, searching for answers about her father's death. But as she begins to weave together the strands of her past, a mysterious force unravels family secrets. The evocative story of a North-East fishing family is told through their words and music.
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Turn of the Screw
- Dates:
- Sat 20 Apr: 7:30pm
'I don't save or shield them. It's as bad as I feared - they're lost'
Produced by Dermot McLaughlin Productions in association with The Mercury Theatre Colchester, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre and Exeter Northcott Theatre.
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Bach for Easter Sunday with the Dunedin Consort
- Dates:
- Sun 21 Apr: 3:00pm
Spend Easter Sunday with the greatest ever composer of sacred music.
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Wet Wet Wet
- Dates:
- Fri 26 Apr: 7:30pm
Wet Wet Wet are one of the most successful bands in UK pop history, selling over 15 million records and scoring 3 No 1 singles.
Events
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Lunchtime Concert - Hebrides Ensemble
- Dates:
- Mon 6 May: 1:00pm
Scotland's brilliant Hebrides Ensemble return with an eclectic programme
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Helias/Simon Kennedy Band
Helias perform instrumentals that switch between poignant melodic themes, big cinematic textures and funky soul-jazz grooves.
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UB40 - 'For the Many' - 40th Anniversary Tour
- Dates:
- Wed 1 May: 7:00pm
Birmingham's world-famous reggae stars UB40 have announced a massive tour next year in 2019 to celebrate their 40th anniversary!
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The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra
- Dates:
- Fri 3 May: 7:30pm
New Waves: Antonio Carlos Jobim/Fats Waller
featuring Tommy Smith, Irini Arabatzi, Mario Caribe & Brian Kellock
arranged and orchestrated by Bill DobbinsThis world-class big band celebrate the father of bossa nova, Antonio Carlos Jobim and boogie-woogie piano legend Fats Waller.
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Breabach / Siobhan Miller
- Dates:
- Sat 4 May: 7:30pm
This double bill of Scotland's finest folk band and our best traditional singer is a must-see for all fans of Celtic music.
