ONE of the most influential UK bands of the past 30 years, these proponents of taut, situationist post-punk are back. That may not sound like much of a party, but they still teach their many copyists how to deliver with intensity.
• Tel: 0141-
565 1000
Alistair Harkness on Film
Phase IVGlasgow Film Theatre, 9 and 10 September
THE GFT's new regular crazy cult cinema showcase The Outer Limits kicks off with this forgotten sci-fi classic, one of the few directorial outings by genius titles' designer Saul Bass.
• Tel: 0141-332 6535
Duncan Macmillan on Visual Art
Emily Young – Singing StoneBourne Fine Art, Edinburgh, until 20 September
EMILY Young makes beautiful things out of beautiful stone, not just marble but chalcedony, quartzite and alabaster, carving and polishing fragmentary torsos, heads and shapes that look like relics of some forgotten civilisation.
• Tel: 0131-557 4050
Kenneth Walton on Classical
BBC Scottish Symphony OrchestraSt Mary's Church, Haddington, 10 September
VIOLINIST Jennifer Pike teams up with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra for Mozart's Violin Concerto No 3 in a concert that also includes Dvorák's feisty Symphony No 7.
• Tel: 01620 823738
Joyce McMillan on Theatre
Sunset SongHis Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, today until 13 September
KENNY Ireland directs Lewis Grassic Gibbon's Sunset Song in the first major in-house production at His Majesty's Theatre in its 101-year history. The production will tour to Perth, Inverness, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
• Tel: 01224 641122
The full article contains 264 words and appears in The Scotsman newspaper.
