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Catch them if you can...
Veronica Stivala’s top picks of what’s on in the way of entertainment around the world.
THEATRE
The Events
Young Vic, London.
09/10/13 - 02/11/13
FILM
Diana
Oliver Hirschbiegel’s biographical drama film
about the last two years of Diana, Princess of
Wales. The screenplay is based on Kate Snell’s
2001 book Diana: Her Last Love.
This compelling portrait of Princess Di stars
British-born Academy Award nominated actress
Naomi Watts who assumes the leading role of the
eponymous and iconic princess.
Naveen Andrews, best known for his roles in
The English Patient and the hit television series
Lost, co-stars as Dr Hasnat Khan. Fellow Brits
Douglas Hodge, Geraldine James, Charles
Edwards and Juliet Stevenson round out the
supporting cast.
Naomi Watts plays the
title role of Diana.
Six time Grammy winning
musical act The Eagles
Scene from the
production ‘The Events’
Hansel and Gretel Theatre Royal, Glasgow.
10/12/13 - 28/12/13, then touring
The Scottish Ballet present a tasty new
winter treat in the form of Grimm’s fairy tale
choreographed by Christopher Hampson.
This is Hansel and Gretel like you’ve never seen
it before. The surreal show takes creative twists
and turns inspired by the Brothers Grimm’s
famous fairy tale and the stories and imagination
of the people of Scotland.
The ballet is set in a 1950s town and the dancers
- Hansel, Gretel and a bewitching ballerina move to Engelbert Humperdinck’s classic music
which is performed live by the Scottish Ballet
orchestra. Now there’s enough reason to make
you want to rush to buy your tickets...
MUSIC
The Eagles
Intrust Bank Arena, Kansas.
07/10/13, then touring till 25/01/14
With seven number-one singles, six Grammys,
five American Music Awards, and six number
one albums, the Eagles were one of the most
successful musical acts of the 1970s.
They’re still going strong over 40 years later and
their fans are certainly letting the, know this.
There has been such an overwhelming demand
for History of Eagles concerts that extra dates
have been added, stretching thei ȁѽ