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Concert by the Firelight Trio, playing evocative and inventive European music at the Traverse Theatre.

Trio bringing together English, Irish and European traditional music with fresh arrangements at the Traverse Theatre.

New York jazz maestro Mike Davis makes his Scottish debut with his band, celebrating the music of Prohibition-era Harlem.

Scottish Dance Theatre presents a new double bill by choreographers Emilie Leriche and Edouard Hue, exploring connection, intimacy and the nature of society.

A theatrical piece written and performed by Emma Frankland that reimagines Nirvana's 1993 MTV Unplugged concert, following its Edinburgh Festival run.

An evening of early-stage scratch performances of dance and theatre made for children and young people, aimed at artists and industry colleagues.

A performance lecture by Róisín Stack that explores the value of being alone, weaving together cultural theory, intimate storytelling and humour.

An evening with revered English folk performer Martin Simpson, a master of acoustic and slide guitar.

The hilarious hit show about honoring a mate's last wish returns for its 10th anniversary tour, blending storytelling, music, comedy and an actual Viking helmet.

Multi-award winning fiddle player Ryan Young brings his distinctive tone and phrasing to the Traverse Theatre, joined by guitarist Louis Campbell.

A gruesome yet tender celebration of the joys and paranoias of girlhood, following two young girls trapped after their sudden deaths.

A new-writing night featuring extracts from four brand-new plays performed as rehearsed readings, with dramaturgical feedback and a bar session afterwards.

Free concert marking ten years of The Soundhouse Choir, the a cappella group founded by Heather Macleod.

Five-day winter music festival celebrating Scotland's jazz, trad and indie scenes, with headliners Jake Cogan and Malin Lewis, at the Traverse Theatre.

SAY Award winners Sacred Paws bring their guitar riffs and uplifting indie-pop to the Traverse Theatre, with special guest Nani Porenta.

Jazz concert by Harben Kay with a specially assembled band for his piece 'Space for Dreaming', the first Soundhouse Winter Festival Special Commission.

A one-and-a-half-hour street band workshop led by Oi Musica, where participants learn a piece by ear and discover how street bands work.

Acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter Jake Cogan returns for a special performance as part of the Soundhouse Winter Festival, joined by a full backing band.

Indie-folk band The Deep Blue bring their three-part harmony to a live Soundhouse gig at The Traverse.

Third annual Soundhouse jazz showcase of emerging Scottish talent, with nor, Laura Osa and the Zoe Downs Band, at the Traverse Bar.

International songwriter Cera Impala plays Traverse 1 with material from her new album 'Persephone' at the Soundhouse Winter Festival.

Live jazz singing session with Sophie Bancroft at the Traverse Bar, part of the Soundhouse Organisation series of gigs and workshops.

Edinburgh album launch of saxophonist and composer Matt Carmichael's new album 'Held in the Dark' within the Soundhouse Winter Festival series.

Award-winning multi-instrumentalist Malin Lewis performs live at the Traverse Theatre as part of the Soundhouse Winter Festival.

Tilda Swinton returns to the stage as Ella/Max in Manfred Karge's Man to Man, a powerful play set in 1930s Germany.

A collection of short plays and monologues by 36 women+ playwrights, directed by Zinnie Harris, exploring American democracy through informal readings.

A vibrant, multisensory spectacle that reclaims the witches' voices through music and dance, reimagining Shakespeare's Macbeth.

A concert featuring the Grammy-nominated fiddle, banjo and guitar player Bruce Molsky and the bluegrass fiddle virtuoso Darol Anger at the Traverse Theatre.

A humorous spoken word performance blending A Midsummer Night's Dream with original Scots poetry, following Nick Bottom the Weaver to the stage.

Harmonica and melodeon master Will Pound with guitarist Jenn Butterworth at the Traverse Theatre, playing high-energy folk tunes.

The Playtime Trio team up with saxophonist Matthew Kilner for a night of fresh Scottish jazz and improvisation.

A tragicomedy by Jonny Donahoe exploring the toxic relationship between a mother and her adult son, directed by Ben Standish.