The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire)
SUBTITLED MOVIES
Dial M For Murder, starring Tom Chambers and Sally Bretton, 2.30pm and 7.30pm.
Frankenstein, 2pm and 7.30pm; Comedian Craig Hill – Bottoms Up!,7.30pm.
Phoenix Youth Theatre presents The Greatest Show, 7.30pm.
Social Dancers: Susie
Edinburgh Playhouse. The Lion King, 2.30pm and 7.30pm.
King’s Theatre, Edinburgh. I Think We Are Alone, starring Chizzy Akudolu, Charlotte Bate, Polly Frame, Caleb Roberts, Simone Saunders and Andrew Turner, 2.30pm and 7.30pm.
The Woman In Black,
King’s Theatre, Glasgow.
2.30pm and 7.30pm.
Theatre Royal, Glasgow. Scottish Opera present Nixon in China. Inspired by the much-publicised visit to China in 1972, this ground-breaking piece explores the reality behind the hype, 7.15pm.
Tess Moir Band, 9.30pm. Stonehaven and District Country Music Club: Cimarron, 8.30pm.
Recital: David Walsh and friends – Poetry and Music, noon.
Fyvie Church.
Granite Noir. An international crime writing festival, featuring author conversations, talks, walks, workshops, music and exhibitions https://www. aberdeenperformingarts.com/made-in-aberdeen/ granite-noir/ for further details and to book).
Fort William Mountain Festival (https://mountainfestival.co.uk/ for further details and to book).
The Hebridean Dark Skies Festival, featuring arts and astronomy events (http:// lanntair.com/creative-programme/darkskies/ for further details).
Lewis.
Visit lighthousemuseum.org.uk/ for further details and to book tours, 10am-4.30pm.
The Science Of Magic. Find out the science behind the curtain, and see what the science magicians use to baffle and enchant us in the Science Of Magic workshop; Little Explorer Day; Wizard School, for two to five-year-olds (contact venue for further details), 10am-5pm.
Embroiderer’s Guild exhibition, featuring more than 100 pieces of beautifully stitched memories of “Home” i, 11am-4pm.
Gordon Highlanders Museum, Viewfield Road, Aberdeen.
Winter Pruning Workshop. The perfect opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the head gardener and first gardener pruning a range of shrubs. Learn the methodology behind techniques and enjoy oneto-one instruction (https://nts.cloudvenue.co.uk/ winterpruningworkshop1 to book), 10am.
Race Night, in aid of Strathspey Thistle FC, followed by disco with DJ Reaper (phone 07826 619110 to book – 18-years and over), 7pm for 7.30pm.
Antonio Banderas stars in Pain And Glory
The Universal Hall in FIndhorn is continuing to show more films screened with subtitles, which makes them suitable for those who are hard of hearing.
On Friday, it’s Pain And Glory, a Spanish movie which tells of a series of encounters experienced by Salvador Mallo, a film director in his physical decline.
In recovering his past, Salvador finds his salvation.
This thinly-disguised autobiography, directed and written by Pedro Almodóva and starring Antonio Banderas, is both moving and beautifully acted.
On Friday, February 29, the film being screened is Honeyland, which tells the story of Htidze Muratova, the last in a long line of Macedonian wild beekeepers.
Her peaceful existence is thrown into upheaval by the arrival of an itinerant family, with seven rambunctious children and herd of cattle.
● Both films start at 7.30pm. For tickets contact 01309 691170.
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