THEATRE DANCE
by character comic Cal Turner and -
featuring a regular quid-a-minute open Ed'nhurgh
mic slot. Perrier contender Parrot and I Bruce Morton Traverse Theatre. Alan Taylor are the highlights tonight. Edinburgh. 229 1404. 9pm. See Fri l.
I Mischief la Bas Cottiers. 935
Hyndland Street. .357 5827. l-‘rom 8.30pm- TUESDAY 5
Free. Weekly tlteatrical anarchy with Ian
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listed by city. titan alphabetically by Shows will be listed, provided that ' I Bruce Morton tron Theatre. 63 venue, Shows m" be listed, provided details reach our offices a hast ten 1 Trongate. 552 4267. 7.30pm. £7. See Fri that details reach our offices at least ten days before publication. Comedy listings ‘-
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Glasgow
I Bruce Morton Tron Theatre. ()3 Trongate. 552 4267. 7.30pm. 1.7. See Fri
H. G. (‘. Help: AA] Theatre. 179 Buchanan Street. 332 2333. 1
Compania Nacional De Danza Until Sat 26 10.30pm. £6 (£4). The ever-popular -' The (:0de Cellar Th. Hm N H, Mar. 7.l5pm. £4- £20. Programme l: Fri weekly comedy club this week stars the Upmmm gm?“ “1 167:8 ;, m] (may) 25 and Sat 26 Mar. Leading Spanish excellent Mark Steel who always has such MGR. [Ugly wmdgl‘,‘ ' i i i i h ' contemporary dance company makes the a welter of material that he needs no i i i i l ‘
most of its invitation to perform in the London Spanish Arts Festival by taking in a trip to Glasgow.
support. You won‘t be disappointed. 7 SUNDAY 27 Glasgow
_ i i -- - - l Bruce Morton '1" Tl -; -, (.3 7 I Bruce Horton Tl'ilwr‘“ ThC‘W'C' Trongate. 552 426392.3(lpdii27i See Hi
I PLAYHOUSE THEATRE (jreenside Place. I Miscmel L3 835 callw‘lml HUUSC» Edinburgh. 228 1404. 9pm. Back working
_ - l. 557 2590. (Access: R. 1.. Facilities: WC. 2.8/32 cathedral Squaw 352 35'9- W”?- towards his next TV series after the I cars cod supper Bur Mim‘ 36 \\’S. G. ('1 HW- Lllndltlnlc lunacy‘as Mr Ml-‘Cthl success ol'Sin. Bruce Morton returns with KCh-inurmc 3”ch 353 (H75 9pm £3 Perth City Ballet Tue 2‘) Mar —Sat 2 Apr. . reads lhmugh 1““ “’Wk 3 “CW-‘3 = more wild and wondertul obseryations of~ (£3). (‘31 Tumu- “(lnptg immhcr persona m
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’ pr' " pm‘ um LL .Lp 5m“ ' (£2.50). Stand-up comedy eotnes to East Company in a new devrsed piece ‘ _ , . _. ' ’ - I ‘
f . t I M'scmef [3 gas (“mull-.11 HOUR. Kilbtide w ith a new monthly club
choreographed by Tamara McLorg. I cars cod su er B, .M, v I , ‘ . ‘ ‘ , ‘ ’i ‘ 3 i h t ‘ VHH‘ ‘ H, -.
‘ imposed by lain Johnstone and scripted . pp ‘1' ‘ “0‘ ‘ ) , l 25/33 ( “mm”! Squall“- 353 3-2 10- ll’m‘ wml U“ y I 19”“ U“. “my arm" J )hn H.181“, Pcrfmimcd m live music v Kelvingrove Street, 353 0475. 9pm, £3 ' Flu, yummimc lunacy as. M, Mixchm‘ Another strong line-up tonight with
‘- ( ‘ -' ‘ ‘ (£2). New weekly comedy club competed reads {mung}, km week‘s m.“ 8. Johnny Meres and Alan Taylor.
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OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR 1
and moving chronicle of the First World War
Caucasian chalk circle An exciting new production of Bertolt Brecht's classic, presented by 'Langside College Theatre Arts Course. Wed 23 - Fri 25 March, 7.30pm ' £3 (£l.50)
gold bier presents fools paradise The Funniest Night in Towanhe Winter Season hits an unforgettable climax with Mark Steel. Saturday 26 March, l0.30pm £6
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