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- 25May
Tosca
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh19:15 – 22:00; From £16.50Scottish Opera take on Anthony Besch's treasured production of Tosca, which transports Puccini's drama to Fascist Italy in the early 1940s.
- 25May
The Steamie
The King's Theatre, Glasgow19:30 – 22:00; From £13Special edition of Tony Roper's washhouse comedy, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the much-loved play.
- 25May
John Peel's Shed (Gordon McIntyre)
Paisley Arts Centre, Glasgow19:30 – 21:30; £10 (£6)Ode to radio, rare records, and how a stack of vinyl changed one man's life, with a post-show set from Gordon McIntyre's of ballboy.
- 26May
John Peel's Shed
Tron Theatre, Glasgow19:30 – 21:30; £15 (£12)Ode to radio, rare records, and how a stack of vinyl changed one man's life, when John Osbourne won a competition on John Peel's radio show for a box of records that would take eight years to listen to.
- 7Jun
Cryptic Nights: Colour Deaf
CCA, Glasgow20:00 – 22:00; £5Artist collective Colour Deaf bring their audio-visual pyramid installation to CCA; an interactive wonder of a thing which allows the audience to conduct their environment through live visual feeds and trigger pads.
- 13Jun
Macbeth: Preview
Tramway, Glasgow19:30 – 22:00; £10National Theatre of Scotland's bold re-imagining of William Shakespeare's tradgedy, in which Scottish actor Alan Cumming assumes each and every role.
- 15Jun
Macbeth
Tramway, Glasgow19:30 – 22:00; From £15National Theatre of Scotland's bold re-imagining of William Shakespeare's tradgedy, in which Scottish actor Alan Cumming assumes each and every role.
