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17: Pre-Degree Show Exhibition
Date	Location
Pre-degree show by Gray's School of Art honours-year painting students. View full details
25 Feb–4 Mar Mon–Sun 11am–10pm	Art's Complex, Edinburgh

The 2012 Middle East Festival Forum on Aggression, Leadership and Masculinity
Date	Location
Chaired by Carol Craig, this panel forum examines the differing religious and spiritual attitudes to aggression and retaliation. Part of The Edinburgh International Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace Festival 2012. View full details
3 Mar 6.30pm	The Augustine Church, Edinburgh

The 2012 Middle East Festival Forum on Conflict and Seeing Different Points of View
Date	Location
Hugh R Donald OBE chairs this forum on conflict, and explores how various disciplines can be used to break through barriers. Part of The Edinburgh International Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace Festival 2012. View full details
10 Mar 6.30pm	The Augustine Church, Edinburgh

The 2012 Middle East Festival Forum on Culture, Health and Wellbeing
Date	Location
Rev Sandy Young chairs this forum discussing the limitations and the benefits of modernity. Part of The Edinburgh International Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace Festival 2012. View full details
7 Mar 6.30pm	The Augustine Church, Edinburgh

The 2012 Middle East Festival Forum on Spirituality, Religion and Film
Date	Location
Using selected film clips, Dr Nacim Pak-Shiraz presents a discussion on the representation of spirituality and religion in film. Part of The Edinburgh International Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace Festival 2012. View full details
1 Mar 6.30pm	The Augustine Church, Edinburgh

The 2012 Middle East Festival Forum on the Middle East and the West
Date	Location
Professor Hugh Goddard examines recent events in the Middle East and comments on the implications they have on relations with the West. Part of The Edinburgh International Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace Festival 2012. View full details
11 Mar 6.30pm	The Augustine Church, Edinburgh

The 2012 Middle East Festival Forum on Transpersonal History and the Future of Peace in the Middle East
Date	Location
David Lorimer chairs this examination of the how transpersonal history can be used to explore the struggles in the Middle East. Part of The Edinburgh International Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace Festival 2012. View full details
9 Mar 6.30pm	The Augustine Church, Edinburgh

2401 Objects
Date	Location
Devised theatre based on the true story of Henry Molaison, who after brain surgery to correct his epilepsy awoke without the ability to form new memories. View full details
30 Mar–31 Mar Fri & Sat 7.30pm	Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

2401 Objects
Date	Location
Analogue Productions presents their Edinburgh Fringe First-winning drama exploring the brain, neuroscience and memory. Written by Hannah Barker, Lewis Hetherington and Liam Jarvis with support from the Wellcome Trust. View full details
14 Mar Mar 14, 8pm, doors 7pm	J2 at The Junction, Cambridge
22 Mar Mar 22, 7.30pm	The Point, Eastleigh
19 Apr Apr 19, 7.30pm	Assembly Room at The Civic, Barnsley
15 May–19 May May 15–19, 7.45pm	Drum Theatre at Theatre Royal, Plymouth

3 Doors Down and Seether
Date	Location
Mainstream US rockers who have enjoyed huge success in the States, with South African grunge support. View full details
9 Mar 7pm	The HMV Picture House, Edinburgh

50 First Dates
Date	Location
Charmless reunion of Sandler and Barrymore. The duo were so appealing in The Wedding Singer but this take on Pirandello's Enrico IV fails to recapture past glories. View full details
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Aaron Wright
Date	Location
Rootsy local singer-songwriter hosting a songwriters session. View full details
14 Feb–28 Feb Tue 9.30pm	The Ale House, Edinburgh

Abbandonata: Invocations of Heaven and Hell
Date	Location
Works by Corelli, Couperin and Handel by the virtuosic baroque ensemble. View full details
18 Feb 7.45pm	St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh

About Her Brother (Otôto)
Date	Location
Ginko is frustrated with her brother Tetsuro, who dreams of becoming a singer. When he drunkenly sings at Ginko's daughter's wedding she decides she's had enough, but the guilt she feels over her part in his life means she can't quite sever her ties. View full details
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Absolute Improv
Date	Location
Influenced by the like of Whose Line is it Anyway and Fast and Loose, ToBeContinued take audience suggestions, no matter how silly, and transform myriad ideas into fast-paced improvised comedy. View full details
25 Feb 8pm	The Tron, Edinburgh

Acorn Antiques
Date	Location
Tempo Productions bring Victoria Wood's creaky soap opera to the stage. View full details
13 Feb–18 Feb Mon–Fri 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm	Church Hill Theatre, Edinburgh

Adam Brown
Date	Location
Solo guitar recital, with works by Lauro, Tarrega, Dusan Bogdanovic, Andrew York, Frederic Hand and Villa-Lobos. View full details
24 Feb 1.10pm	St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh

Adam Holmes & The Embers, The Gillyflowers, Paul Gilbody and Donna Maciocia
Date	Location
BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominee Adam Holmes and his band The Embers present the first of their monthly Voodoo Rooms music nights with special guests country rock band The Gillyflowers and singer-songwriters Paul Gilbody and Donna Maciocia. View full details
7 Mar 7.15pm	The Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh

Admiral Cochrane – The Real Master and Commander
Date	Location
Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald, was a bundle of contradictions. A brilliant and aggressive naval commander, he was also a fiercely radical politician; over the course of his long career he was a national hero not just in Britain but also in Chile and Brazil, for his efforts in their respective wars of independence, and yet a couple of years earlier he'd been sentenced to a year in prison for stock exchange fraud. His life inspired CS Forester's Hornblower novels as well as Patrick… View full details
2 Dec 2011–19 Feb 2012 Mon–Sun 10am–5pm	National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh

Adrian Hope & Linda Lewin
Date	Location
Linda Lewin makes handmade jewellery using traditional techniques, while master silversmith Adrian Hope makes vessels (cups and vases) in silver. View full details
11 Jan–3 Mar Mon–Fri 10am–6pm; Sat 10am–4pm	The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh

Adventures of an Australian Paranormal Investigator
Date	Location
A talk from Richard Saunders, a resolutely sceptical paranormal investigator from Australia, who has appeared frequently on TV puncturing the supposed mystery of stage psychics, water diviners and ghosts. View full details
2 Mar (Over-18s only) 7.30pm	Counting House, Edinburgh

Aerial skills for Children and Teens
Date	Location
Aerial skills classes including spins, swings and climbs on trapeze, ropes and silks, in six-week blocks offering a perfect release for the energies of Edinburgh's little monkeys. View full details
23 Feb–29 Mar Thu 4–6pm	Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Edinburgh

African Street Jazz
Date	Location
With Denise Stephani All Levels Explore South African culture through music and dance and get an Afro-funk workout at the same time! Upgrade your stamina and rhythm with an energetic, jazzy combination of traditional and modern African street moves. Great for freeing-up,toning and strength. Wear comfortable loose clothing and bare feet. View full details
13 Feb–19 Mar Mon 7.30–8.30pm	Dance Base, Edinburgh

Aisha Al-Sadie: Land of the Sun
Date	Location
Painting exploring the mixed cultural heritage of the Scottish-Iraqi artist. Part of the Middle Eastern Festival of Spirituality and Peace. View full details
18 Feb–3 Mar Not Wed & Sun	St John's Church, Edinburgh

Akimbo Divine
Date	Location
Meek beat, wonky soul and mutant disco. View full details
14 Dec 2011–28 Mar 2012 Wed 11pm–3am	The Third Door, Edinburgh

Alan Davies: Life is Pain
Date	Location
Best known as Stephen Fry's mop-topped buffoon on QI and duffle-coated detective in Johnathan Creek, Alan returns to his stand-up roots. View full details (Edinburgh Festival Guide)
9 Aug–14 Aug Mon, Tue & Thu–Sun 7.40–8.40pm	Venue 150 @ EICC, Edinburgh
18 Oct 7.30pm	Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
19 Oct 8pm	Music Hall, Aberdeen
20 Oct 8.30pm	Eden Court Theatre, Inverness

Alasdair Beatson & Friends
Date	Location
Perthshire pianist Alasdair Beatson is joined by Bartosz Woroch on violin and Philip Higham on cello to perform a variety of classical works. View full details
21 Mar 7.30pm	Brunton Theatre, Edinburgh

Alasdair Gray's Fleck
Date	Location
After a sell-yer-granny-for-a-ticket debut at Edinburgh International Book Festival last year, Alasdair Gray's modern adaptation of Faust gets another outing courtesy of Margins Book and Music Festival, with an equally starry cast including Alan Bissett, Allan Wilson, Zoe Strachan, Louise Welsh, Chiew Siah-Tei, Rodge Glass, Carl MacDougall and Gray himself. View full details and ticket info
26 Feb 6pm Part of Margins Book & Music Festival.	Òran Mór, Glasgow

Alastair Cook: How the Land Lies
Date	Location
Analogue photography, film and glass work drawing together work from various recent projects, including a residency at North Lands Creative Glass in Lybster. View full details
10 Feb–24 Feb Mon–Sat 10am–5pm	Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Edinburgh

Albert Lee & Hogan's Heroes
Date	Location
Guitarist Albert Lee is joined by Gerry Hogan (guitar), Pete Wingfield (piano), Brian Hodgson (bass) and Peter Baron (drums) for an evening of rockabilly/country rock. View full details
27 Apr 7.30pm	Brunton Theatre, Edinburgh

The Albion Band
Date	Location
A fresh new line-up as the torch is passed to the next generation of folk talent, now featuring Blair Dunlop, Gavin Davenport, Tom Wright, Katriona Gilmore and Tim Yates with a rockier, edgier take on trad folk. View full details
25 Mar 8pm	The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh

The Ale House Open Mic Night
Date	Location
Mixed open mic night with folk, blues, pop and more. Each slot is either 15 mins or three songs, recordings will be available on the group page following each open mic. Sign up at 8.30pm or Text 07792 716013 to book a slot. View full details
10 Feb–4 May (Over-18s only) Fri 9pm	The Ale House, Edinburgh

Alec Finlay
Date	Location
Alec Finlay is an artist, poet and publisher who uses art and text to create experiential works that reflect on our relationship with nature. View full details
17 Mar–21 Apr Mon–Sat 10am–6pm	Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Alex Gray: A Pound of Flesh
Date	Location
Alex Gray reads from and signs copies of her latest crime novel. Booking is essential. View full details
5 Mar 6pm	Waterstone's West End, Edinburgh

Alex Gray and Ian Rankin
Date	Location
A Pound of Flesh is the latest novel from Alex Gray, an author who 'Brings Glasgow to life in the same way Ian Rankin evokes Edinburgh' (Daily Mail). She is joined by Rankin himself, whose most recent novel, The Impossible Dead, is the second in his series starring Malcolm Fox, a DI who investigates bent coppers. Part of Aye Write! View full details
10 Mar 3.30pm	Mitchell Library, Glasgow

Alexander Technique
Date	Location
With Robert Robertson Or Sarah Bonner-Morgan All Levels The Alexander Technique analyses your whole movement pattern and helps you to become aware of balance, posture and co-ordination while performing everyday actions. This brings into consciousness tensions throughout your body that have previously gone unnoticed. Wear comfortable loose clothing with socks or bare feet. View full details
8 Feb–21 Mar Wed 5.30–6.30pm	Dance Base, Edinburgh

The Alibis, The Colour Ham and Caezium
Date	Location
Indie, electro rock from The Alibis and Caezium (respectively) with 'magic, mentalism and mayhem' from comedy trio The Colour Ham, plus DJ Proton between acts all raising funds for MacMillan Cancer Support. View full details
3 Mar 7pm	Studio 24, Edinburgh

Aline Templeton
Date	Location
The local crime writer discusses the latest in her DI Marjory Fleming series, Cradle to Grave. Booking is essential. View full details
21 Mar 6.30pm	Drumbrae Library Hub, Edinburgh

Alison Turnbull
Date	Location
Meticulous paintings derived from plans and charts, examining systems of classification. View full details
10 Mar–5 May Tue–Sat 10am–5pm	Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh

Alistair Grant RSW 1925-1997
Date	Location
Experimental work by the former Head of Printmaking at the Royal College of Art. View full details
20 Feb–27 Mar Mon–Fri 10am–6pm; Sat 10am–4pm	Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh

Alkaline Trio
Date	Location
Green Day-approved gothic punk trio touring in support of their new acoustic album.. View full details
7 May 7pm Rescheduled date, original tickets still valid.	The HMV Picture House, Edinburgh

All Around Us (Gururi no koto)
Date	Location
When a couple are expecting a baby, they marry. Married life isn't bliss, however, and when he gets a job as a courtroom sketch artist he ends up spending his time drawing some of the most disturbed people in Japan. View full details
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All Divided Selves
Date	Location
Luke Fowler is a Glasgow-based artist and filmmaker. His work has been exhibited internationally, with solo shows at the Serpentine Gallery, London and in February 2012 at Inverleith House, Edinburgh. In 2008 he won the inaugural Derek Jarman Award for experimentation in film. In All Divided Selves Fowler returns to a subject he has tackled before (in What You See is Where You're At, 2001), that of the life and work of Glasgow counter-culture psychiatrist RD Laing. Drawing on an impressive… View full details and ticket info
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All in a Spin!
Date	Location
Make a bright spinning top, inspired by the vintage designs from the museum. Best suited to ages 5 years and over. View full details
31 Mar Sat 10.30am–12.30pm & 1.30–3.30pm	Museum of Childhood, Edinburgh

Allan Johnston, Mike Slessor and Gerry Mulvenna
Date	Location
St Patrick's Day special with an informal session through the day then Irish music and song from Mulvenna in the evening. View full details
17 Mar 4pm	Captains Bar, Edinburgh

Allan Morrison
Date	Location
It's 50 years since trams ran in Glasgow. Grab this unique opportunity to reminisce as you shoogle along on The Last Tram tae Auchenshuggle, under the guidance of its best selling author, Allan Morrison. The personality of Last Tram's heroine, Big Aggie MacDonald, the tram conductress, embodies the many colourful characters employed as conductors and conductresses. Their patter and antics are still legend in the minds of Glaswegians of a certain age. Edinburgh folks are also invited! Hurry… View full details
11 Mar 3.30pm	Mitchell Library, Glasgow

Allan Sekula: Ship of Fools
Date	Location
A photography exhibition documenting the voyage of the MV Global Mariner, a cargo ship that toured the world from 1998 to 2000 carrying in its holds a travelling exhibition of working conditions at sea. View full details
21 Jan–18 Mar Mon–Thu 11am–9pm; Fri–Sun 11am–6pm	Stills, Edinburgh

Allo Darlin' and Stina Marie
Date	Location
Twee pop. View full details
21 Feb 7pm	Sneaky Pete's, Edinburgh

Allotment
Date	Location
Meet two green-fingered sisters among the plants for a cuppa, a homemade scone and a major dose of sibling rivalry as Edinburgh company Nutshell returns with its darkly funny Fringe First award winner. The show is performed on real allotments, whatever the weather, so come prepared! View full details and ticket info
8 Jun Fri 2pm, 5pm & 7pm Booking via Paisley Arts Centre.	Brediland Allotments, Paisley

Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
Date	Location
The singing chipmunk trio and their friends the Chipettes find themselves marooned on a desert island. View full details
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