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Miloš Karadaglić - From Bach to The Beatles
Miloš belongs to that select group of classical virtuosi who transcend their instrument.
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Bowie Experience
- Dates:
- Sat 25 Jan: 7:30pm
A spectacular concert celebrating the sound and vision of David Bowie, this latest production features all the hits from A to Ziggy.
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Heroine
- Dates:
- Wed 29 Jan: 6:00pm
Heroine, a solo show by Mary Jane Wells, is the true story of Danna Davis.
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Girls' Night OOT!
- Dates:
- Fri 31 Jan: 7:30pm - Sat 1 Feb: 7:30pm
Join the girls on a hen night that you won’t forget with a smash hit retro soundtrack…songs from 60’s,70’s, 80’s, 90’s and now!
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Lunchtime Concert - Scottish Ensemble
- Dates:
- Mon 3 Feb: 1:00pm
Exploring the octets of Mendelssohn and Enescu, with guest director Marianne Thorsen.
Events
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Thick Skin, Elastic Heart
- Dates:
- Fri 7 Feb: 8:00pm
Thick Skin, Elastic Heart is an exciting collection of contemporary spoken word monologues and group poems giving voice to a generation, often reduced to a sound-bite in mass media as ineffectual, lazy, oversensitive 'snow-flakes'.
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The Croft
- Dates:
- Tue 4 Feb: 7:30pm - Sat 8 Feb: 7:30pm
In the remote Scottish Highlands two women arrive at a former Crofters Hut in the deserted village of Coillie Ghille. When suddenly the weekend getaway takes an unexpected turn...
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Stan and Mabel and the Race for Space
- Dates:
- Fri 7 Feb: 1:15pm
Join the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and the music-loving cat and dog duo Stan and Mabel for a fun-packed session of music and storytelling for the whole family.
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Perth Piano Sundays - Paul Lewis and Steven Osborne
- Dates:
- Sun 9 Feb: 3:00pm
A unique opportunity to hear two of today's finest pianists playing popular piano duets. Both performers have long associations with Perth Concert Hall but have never appeared here as duet partners.
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Joan Clevillé’s Antigone, Interrupted
- Dates:
- Fri 14 Feb: 6:00pm - Sat 15 Feb: 8:00pm
What do you do when the state becomes the oppressor? Would you put your body on the line? What if disobedience was the only alternative to injustice?
