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Punch & Judy Seaside Special
Date	Location
Mr Punch really is getting old – 350 years old to be precise. This special show brings together all the characters for a fun show with marionettes, the organ and a surprise visit from Toby the dog. Part of the West End Festival. View full details
9 Jun Sat 10.30–11.10am & 2–2.50pm	Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre, Glasgow

Puss in Boots
Date	Location
The Brunton's panto for this year tells the tale of the smartest cat in Musselburgh, with the usual mix of silly characters, local colour and popular songs. View full details and ticket info
27 Nov–17 Dec Not Sat & Sun	Brunton Theatre, Edinburgh
1 Dec 2012–5 Jan 2013 Not Sun Peak performance.	Brunton Theatre, Edinburgh

The Railway Children
Date	Location
An adaptation of E Nesbit's classic Victorian tale about a family who move into a railway house after the father is wrongly imprisoned for espionage. View full details
2 Jun 2pm	National Mining Museum Scotland, Newtongrange

Ray Davies And Band
Date	Location
The influential Kinks front man takes centre stage to perform new material from his second solo album, Working Man's Cafe, which was launched with a fanfare at the 2007 BBC Proms. The Londoner first emerged onto the music scene in the '60s with his four-piece band, The Kinks. His brother Dave was also a member and the group continued performing and recording together until the mid '90s. Davies has flown solo ever since and in 2004, he was honoured with a CBE from Queen Elizabeth II for… View full details
24 Jun Jun 24, 8pm	Millennium Forum, Theatre And Conference Centre, Londonderry

Restless Dog
Date	Location
The band plays rock'n'roll and pop covers. View full details
21 Jul Jul 21, 8.30pm–11.30pm	The Malthouse, Telford

Ribbon of Wildness
Date	Location
Peter Wright tells his tale of walking 1200 kilometres over Scotland's east/west divide. Booking is essential. View full details
17 Oct 7.45pm	Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie

Roodica the Rude Party Pooper with Margaret Ryan
Date	Location
Hear the tale of young Celtic princess, Roodica the Rude, as she rails against the Romans in ancient Britain. Kids can dress up as their favourite character too! Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential. View full details
8 Jun Fri 10.15am & 1.15pm	Hillhead Library, Glasgow

Room On The Broom: Tall Stories (Over 3s)
Date	Location
A spellbinding adventure from the creators of the international hit stage show The Gruffalo, this is the perfect way to end the summer holidays for everyone over the age of three. How the cat purred and how the witch grinned, as they sat on their broomstick and flew through the wind. The witch and her cat are flying happily along on their broomstick, until a mighty wind blasts her hat, bow and wand away into the night! All is not lost however, as they meet some fun new friends who help… View full details
1 Nov–3 Nov Nov 1–3, 1.30pm, Nov 2 & 3, 10.30am	Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds

The Royal Opera: La Boheme
Date	Location
John Copley directs Puccini's infamous tale of love and anguish. Starring Carmen Giannattasio as Mimi and Joseph Calleja as Rodolfo. Conducted by Semyon Bychkov. Sung in Italian with English surtitles. View full details
8 May–23 Jun From Apr 30, Apr 30, May 3, 8, 12, 14, 17, Jun 19, 7.30pm, May 5, Jun 23, 7pm, ends Jun 23	Mai Stage at Royal Opera House, London WC2E

RSNO Naked Classics: Wagner's Ring
Date	Location
Gigantic, preposterous, insane – Richard Wagner's four-night opera cycle Ring des Nibelungen is all these things, but it's also sumptuously beautiful and endlessly fascinating, an epic and surprisingly action-packed tale of gods, humans and destiny with some of the most astonishing music ever written. Dutch composer Henk de Vlieger has handily condensed the musical gist of it into an hour-long symphonic adventure, introduced here by Paul Rissmann and conducted by Philippe Bach. View full details
9 May 7.30pm	Music Hall, Aberdeen
10 May 7.30pm	Usher Hall, Edinburgh
11 May 7.30pm	Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow

Rumplestiltskin: The Panto Company
Date	Location
An adaptation of the children's fairy tale in which a beautiful girl learns to spin straw into gold with the help of a mysterious dwarf. View full details
30 Jul–31 Jul Jul 30 & 31, 11am & 2pm	Jersey Opera House, Jersey
31 Oct Oct 31, 2.30pm	The Harlequin Theatre And Cinema, Redhill

Sara Maitland: Fairy Tales in Enchanted Woods
Date	Location
Author Sara Maitland explores the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and gives a guided outdoor walk in the grounds of Kellie Castle. Suitable outdoor clothing and footwear are suggested; in the event of serious weather, the talk will take place indoors. Part of East Neuk Festival. View full details
27 Jun 2pm	Kellie Castle & Garden, Pittenweem

Sarah Lean: Book Signing
Date	Location
The author signs copies of her children's book, A Dog Called Homeless. View full details
2 Jun Jun 2, 11am–4pm	Waterstones, Bournemouth

Sarah McNaught: Talk
Date	Location
The author talks about her children's book Fandanzel: A Haunting Tale In The Forest, set in Macclesfield forest. View full details
9 Jun Jun 9, 12noon–4pm	Waterstones, Macclesfield

The Saw Doctors
Date	Location
The rock and rollercoaster history of The Saw Doctors is a tale of perseverance and hard graft. The very definition of journeymen rockers, Ireland's Saw Doctors have blazed back Phoenix-like from almost two decades of unsung glory. Out Of The Blue, their rambunctious cover of The Sugababes About You Now rocketed to number one in Ireland, restoring them to their rightful place as that nation's best-loved good-time band. Fronted by two talented songwriters, Leo Moran and Davy Carton, this is the… View full details
26 Nov Nov 26, 7pm, doors	J1 at The Junction, Cambridge
27 Nov Nov 27, 7.30pm	Grand Opera House, York
28 Nov Nov 28, 8pm	Arc, Stockton-on-Tees
1 Dec Dec 1, 7pm	Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
2 Dec Dec 2, 7pm, doors	O2 Academy Oxford, Oxford
4 Dec Dec 4, 8pm	Coal Exchange, Cardiff
5 Dec Dec 5, 8pm	Komedia, Bath
7 Dec Dec 7, 7pm	O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London W12
9 Dec Dec 9, 7pm	Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton
12 Dec Dec 12, 8pm, doors	The Brook, Southampton
15 Dec Dec 15, 7pm	O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester
16 Dec Dec 16, 7pm, doors	Plug, Sheffield
18 Dec Dec 18, 7pm, doors	The Assembly, Leamington Spa
19 Dec Dec 19, 7pm, doors	O2 Academy Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne

Scott Agnew: Tales of the Sauna
Date	Location
Scott Agnew / The Stand Comedy Club. Electrifying' (Guardian). A look into the little known world of the gay man's sauna - a tradition going back centuries – and for the straights a glimpse of what goes on there. Filth guaranteed. 'He's 6' 5", burly, hardboiled Glaswegian comedy - his confessional honesty marks him out from 99.9% of other fringe comedians' (Guardian). 'Tough, funny, original, with the potential to make a nationwide impact' (Attitude *). 'Imagine the gay son of Amy Winehouse… View full details and ticket info (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
2 Aug–26 Aug Times vary	The Stand Comedy Club III & IV, Edinburgh

Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Date	Location
The 2012 edition of the festival that began as a celebration of oral folk tale traditions continues to spread its influence across the country, with many events taking place far from the festival's spiritual home at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. Inspiration this year comes from European folklore, in particular the tales of the Brothers Grimm. View full details
19 Oct–28 Oct Times vary	Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh

Scottish Opera: A Little Bit of Northern Light
Date	Location
A mix of storytelling, illustrations, two musicians and a singer bringing to life a tale of Scotland's past, present and future. For 4–8 year olds. Part of the Crail Festival. View full details
20 Jul Fri 10.30am, noon & 3pm	Crail Kirk Hall, Crail

Scottish Opera: The Flying Dutchman
Date	Location
The Flying Dutchman wasn't the first opera Wagner wrote (that would be that not-very-often-performed The Fairies, if you can believe it) but it marked the moment that he broke away from the operatic conventions of his time and gained that heady touch of artistic megalomania that makes his work so riveting. Oddly enough, the first draft of it was set in Scotland before the composer decided that Norway was more Nordic. It's a wildly romantic tale of the sea, doomed love and a ghost ship… View full details
4 Apr–9 Apr Tue, Thu & Sat 7.15pm	Theatre Royal, Glasgow

Scottish Opera: The Magic Flute
Date	Location
Mozart's classic tale of the search for love, wisdom and truth is also a complex allegory in favour of Freemasonry, or something, but you don't need to know that in order to enjoy some of the freshest, most exhilarating music ever composed. Nicky Spence sings Tamino, the questing hero, and Mari Moriya the virtuosic role of Queen of the Night. Ekhart Wycik conducts. View full details
17 Oct–27 Oct Tue–Sat 7.15pm; Sun 4pm	Theatre Royal, Glasgow
1 Nov–3 Nov Thu & Sat 7.30pm	His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen
8 Nov–10 Nov Thu & Sat 7.15pm	Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
16 Nov–24 Nov Tue & Thu–Sat 7.15pm; Sun 4pm	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

Scottish Opera: Tosca
Date	Location
The return of Anthony Besch's celebrated production of Puccini's merry tale of political oppression, betrayal, torture, murder and suicide. Susannah Glanville (star of Opera North's highly-praised 2009 production) takes the title role, with Robert Poulton as Scarpia and José Ferrero as Cavaradossi. View full details and ticket info
23 May–2 Jun Wed–Sat 7.15pm	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
7 Jun–9 Jun Thu & Sat 7.30pm	His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen

The Secret Garden
Date	Location
Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic children's tale is given the musical treatment by AYMT. View full details
12 Jun–16 Jun Tue–Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2pm & 7.30pm	Aberdeen Arts Centre, Aberdeen

The Selfish Giant
Date	Location
Folding Theatre Puppet Company tell Oscar Wilde's moral tale about a grumpy old giant who is transformed by the friendship of a young boy. Ages 5+. Part of Garioch Theatre Festival. View full details
24 Jun 3pm	Wyness Hall, Inverurie

Shaping Up (Ages 7-11)
Date	Location
Children can listen to a tale about a group of shapes who work together. View full details
5 Jun Jun 5, 11.30am	Imperial War Museum North, Manchester

Singin' in the Rain
Date	Location
The classic tale from the golden age of Hollywood features endearing characters and sing that'll keep you humming for days. View full details
27 Jun–30 Jun Wed–Sat 7.30pm	His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen

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