15DAYStolive The things to catch this fortnight
Richard Dawkins
2 BOOKS The latest bit of iconoclasm from everyone’s favourite atheist goes by the attention-grabbing title of The Greatest Show on Earth; confusingly, it’s a book. See page 36. Bantam Press, out now.
Dave Gorman
1 COMEDY And for his latest trick . . . he’s eschewing the glamour of the tour bus and cycling between each of his increasingly large comedy shows. See page 47. Pavilion, Glasgow, Mon 21 Sep.
Hockey Wee Stories
3 MUSIC These American new wave renegades have come all the way over the pond to make
you dance. See page 26. Cabaret Voltaire, Edinburgh, Sat 19 Sep; King Tut’s, Glasgow, Sun 20 Sep.
4 KIDS Storytime goes 3D with these enchanted fairytale theatricals from the multi- generational theatre company. See page 62. Traverse, Edinburgh, Wed 23–Sat 26 Sep.
The September Issue
5 FILM How much of a mean girl do you have to be to edit Vogue? Anna Wintour finally
lets the cameras in to find out. General release from Fri 11 Sep.
4 THE LIST 10–24 Sep 2009
Three Miles North of Molkom
6 FILM Following the comico-karmic happenings at Sweden’s No Mind Festival, where
wooded lakes sit happily alongside shamanism and tantric sex. Vue, Edinburgh, from Fri 18 Sep.
Tinchy Stryder
7 MUSIC British grime’s next big thing goes large at the Garage, after being moved out of ABC2 because of the breadth of his fanbase. Garage, Glasgow, Tue 22 Sep.