Perth Concert Hall

Still as relevant and powerful as ever, Willy Russell's hysterical, thought-provoking modern classic follows a woman who wants to know everything.

Discovering the Endurance

RSGS hosts a special event with the team from the Endurance22 Expedition, which discovered Shackleton’s lost ship Endurance.

At this schools exclusive concert explore the power of music and storytelling with Once Upon A Tune – an exciting, educational experience from the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and award-winning artist James Mayhew.

Join the Royal Scottish National Orchestra for a celebration of Brahms - a master of the symphony.

Legendary 20th Century war poet Siegfried Sassoon's life-long quest for personal salvation goes unresolved, never realizing it can only come from within.

The lush harmony and contemporary grooves of British jazz mixed with the attitude and tradition of the classic American sound. 

A classic Scottish film starts a new adventure as a stage musical, with a one-off, work-in-progress, concert-style performance in the Joan Knight Studio.   

Imogen Cooper is firmly established as one of today’s most loved pianists who draws the listener into her performances by virtue of their warmth and musical insight.

Perth Choral Society perform Rossini and Mendelssohn in the familiar surroundings of St John's Kirk.

Perth Amateur Operatic Society perform Legally Blonde the musical - telling the story of Elle Woods, a sorority girl who enrols at Harvard Law School to win back her ex-boyfriend Warner.

NYOS Development Orchestra perform Grieg’s much-loved Piano Concerto in A minor, with the exceptional young Scottish pianist Ethan Loch, a BBC Young Musician of the Year 2022 finalist.

Pupils returning from the annual Perth & Kinross Music Camp and will present a varied concert with music for all the family.

One of the country's longest established youth orchestras and the group that initiated the Perth & Kinross Central Groups, will present a full symphonic programme from the orchestral repertoire which will also feature two local soloists.

Join us for a week with theatre makers Ryan Hay and Nicholas Barton-Wines, where we will be looking at Shakespeare's King Lear.

French-Korean violinist Irène Duval's programme ranges from the romantic loveliness of Brahms to the energy and drive of Martinu.