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Brodsky Quartet

Brodsky Quartet

4 Jan 2008

The internationally renowned Brodsky Quartet, who unfortunately had to postpone their performance as part of Edinburgh’s New Town Concerts series in November, are now happily rescheduled at the Queen’s Hall. In a wide-ranging programme that is typical…

Hula Hoopla

Hula Hoopla

4 Jan 2008

OK, we’ve officially found the best ever way to rediscover your waist in the new year. Dance Base’s weekly Hula Hoopla classes, which start on Monday 7 January and run into March, not only tone your hips and backside back into shape, but allow you the…

Damian Lazarus

Damian Lazarus

4 Jan 2008

Slam’s Return to Mono night weighs in with a guest slot from Damian Lazarus in the intimate surrounds of the Subbie. Lazarus helped set up both City Rockers and Crosstown Rebels and describes his sound as ‘twisted, raw, deep underground techno, house…

Kylie

Kylie: The Exhibition

4 Jan 2008

It’s never too late! You’ve still got time... except, er, you haven’t. On the stroke of midnight on Sunday 13 January, all of the pint-sized popstrel’s frocks on display in Kylie: The Exhibition will turn back into pumpkins. ‘Give me just a little more…

Flook and friends

Flook and friends

4 Jan 2008

Determined to give punters what they want without appealing to anyone’s vanity, Celtic Connections brings back acts the punters demand which means the musicians feel compelled to find new ways to challenge themselves and their audiences. One shining…

Parka

Parka

4 Jan 2008

Endorsement from Zane Lowe and a forthcoming in-store appearance at Urban Outfitters will strike fear into the hearts of some and warm the cockles of others. Glasgow indie troupe Parka bear such credentials and have assimilated the notions ‘indie’ and…

Korn

Korn

4 Jan 2008

These dreadlocked, bagpipe-wielding metal mongers have been through plenty in their time, recently losing a member to Jesus. The band, who virtually single-handedly invented nu metal in the early 90s, may have slipped out of favour somewhat as rock…

Joseph Malik

Joseph Malik

4 Jan 2008

He’s been off the radar for a wee while so it’s great to see Joseph Malik rocking the Voodoo Rooms with a DJ set this January. He’s famed for his take on nu soul, investing the sound with a contemporary jazzy urban edge as showcased on his albums…

Gillespie, Kidd and Coia: Architecture 1956–1987

4 Jan 2008

A long overdue exhibition of the Scottish Modernist masters, this is the first major retrospective of the work of one of the UK’s most distinguished architecture practices. Gillespie, Kidd & Coia’s imaginative approach to architecture resulted in a wide…

Derek Martin

Musika

4 Jan 2008

Derek Martin (pictured) has been making sure Musika has been firing on all cylinders these last few months with some big name guests such as Sebastian Leger, Micky Slim and Mark Knight. Now they weigh in with a cut price January special so you can…

Roman Signer

4 Jan 2008

Selected by the artist for The Fruitmarket Gallery, this excellent exhibition provides both a snapshot of the Swiss artist’s current preoccupations and an insight into the themes and ideas that have inspired him throughout a long career. The works on…

Re-make/Re-model

4 Jan 2008

An exhibition of work by Linder, Sophie MacPherson, Babette Mangolte, Martin Soto Climent and Jimmy Roberts. The work on show deals with the debris of performance and performativity, highlights being sculptural work by Climent and a film of Trisha Brown…

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

4 Jan 2008

Allan Stewart dons his drag once again for another rambunctious King’s panto. This time, in addition to the flaxen haired lass with the grizzly companions, there are clowns, acrobats and trapeze artists. King’s Theatre, Edinburgh, until Sun 20 Jan.

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