what’s on Edinburgh and The Lothians

8th February 2012, Edinburgh:

This is a very special one-off performance from Scotland’s own Danny Bhoy which will be filmed for a DVD release in 2012.

9th February 2012, East Lothian:

Using Tchaikovsky’s stirring score and a moving adaptation of the original choreography, the dancers of Ballet West tell the story of the love of a young man for the cursed Odette, who is destined to spend her life as a swan, unless true love can release her from the spell of the evil Von Rothbart.

11th February 2012, East Lothian:

By Steven Berkoff, adapted from the novel by Franz Kafka and performed by the Blackeyed theatre Company.

19th January - 11th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Enter the Royal Lyceum, it is 1864 and the gaslights are flickering.

11th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Founded in 1875, The Hibees play at Easter Road Stadium, which lies east of the centre of Edinburgh.

7th - 11th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Avenue Q is not the most upmarket of New York streets, and is about as far away from Park Avenue as you can get, but it is home to some lively and off-the-wall characters performed by an unholy comedic alliance of humans and puppets.

11th February 2012, Edinburgh:

We are holding a Ceilidh again this year, which is a Ceilidh Collective event fundraising for Friends of the Earth Scotland.

12th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Festival Theatre favourites, Cilla, Artie, Gary and Kevin host their Fancy Dress Party show and you are all invited! Join the Singing Kettle Crew as they rummage deep into their giant toy box to find wacky costumes to dress up some classic songs.

11th & 12th February, Edinburgh:

A large antique fair, with stalls ranging from fine silver and beautiful china to curiosities.

14th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Based on the Grimms’ fairy tale, Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel is both wonderfully unsettling and moving, a story of poverty, magic and triumph over adversity.