Perth Concert Hall

Direct from its London run, enjoy ‘possibly one of the best nights out ever’ (West End Best Friend) in this must-see comedy show.

Published nearly 130 years ago, H G Wells’ novel was one of the first to imagine an unforeseen and troubling future. Gail’s talk will examine the themes of the book and why they are still relevant to today’s readers.

Tchaikovsky's Fifth provides a stirring climax to a concert that begins with Dvořák’s haunting Cello Concerto.

by Dr. Sadie Ryan of Glasgow University

The moment we hear someone talk we may form a mental image of that person's national, social, economic and educational background. Is that a good thing - or bad?

Reels, strathspeys, jigs, marches and slow airs performed by the glorious big sound of the SFO plus guest singers and pipe band.

This young and exciting duo, recent winners of a Tunnell Trust award, will be performing works by Mozart Violin, Grieg, Strauss and Ravel.

The wonderful Farmers’ Choir will be performing as a full choir for the first time at Perth Concert Hall. The evening will be compered by legendary farmer and comedian Jim Smith.

Paul Lewis continues his Scotland-exclusive project surveying the Schubert piano sonatas with characteristic refinement. 

Glorious soundscapes and music of breathtaking simplicity that is firmly tethered to the Scottish landscape from a brilliant duo.

Thomas Søndergård unleashes floodtides of passion in an all-French evening inspired by the sea. 

by Prof. Mark Harris of Edinburgh University

Mark is a PhD Physicist and an ordained Anglican priest who is interested in the complex ways that the natural sciences and religious beliefs relate to each other.

Some of Scotland’s greatest singers and finest musicians come together to pay respect to a true giant of 20th century popular music. 

A weekend full of brass band music to enjoy performed by over a thousand musicians.

World-class pianist Leif Ove Andsnes brings a UK exclusive recital to Perth exploring piano works from Schubert, Brahms, and fellow Norwegian Geirr Tveitt.

Celebrating 40 years on the road, Dillie, Liza and Adèle, Britain’s raciest and sassiest musical cabaret trio, are bringing their brand-new show to Perth Concert Hall.