Going out: Time and the Conways | Everything Everything

What we’re looking forward to in arts and entertainment this week

Film

JB Priestley’s Time And The Conways begins and ends in a British family house in 1919 and, in between, skips forward to 1937 to show how the snobbery and arrogance in that moment (within one family, and nationally) led to disaster. It opens on Tuesday.

www.lyceum.org.uk

Music

What would you get if you crossed Radiohead with Beyoncé? Everything Everything is one possible answer; the restlessly inventive Manchester quartet are at Oran Mor in Glasgow on Wednesday, showcasing their second album, Arc. www.everything-everything.co.uk

Theatre

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If you haven’t already got tickets to Glasgow Film Festival’s closing night film, Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing, you’re too late, but there’s plenty more to enjoy in its second week, from John Carpenter’s sci-fi classic Dark Star with a live soundtrack, and rare big screen showings of Doctor Who’s two 1960s movies, starring Peter Cushing, to The Place Beyond The Pines, which reunites Ryan Gosling with Blue Valentine director Derek Cianfrance, and quirky B-movie homage The Legend Of Kaspar Hauser.

www.glasgowfilm.org/festival

Dance

This Wednesday, Scottish Dance Theatre unveils its first show under new artistic director Fleur Darkin. The Dundee Rep programme includes premieres by Canadian Victor Quijada and Norway’s Jo Stromgren.

www.scottishdancetheatre.com

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