4 CLUBS Eats Everything
5 AROUND TOWN / THEATRE Magic and Variety Gala Show
Following a US tour and a series of high profile parties around England, Bristolian Daniel Pearce brings his pan-clubbing alter-ego to Sub Club for a special Rinse night. See preview, page 52. Sub Club, Glasgow, Fri 21 Jun; T in the Park, Slam Tent, Fri 12 Jul. The Edinburgh Magic Fest kicks off with a showcase of contemporary magic acts, including deadpan prop trickster Piff the Magic Dragon (pictured). See preview, page 45. Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, Fri 28 Jun. Edinburgh International Magic Festival, various venues, Edinburgh, Fri 28 Jun–Fri 5 Jul.
N A M D E R S E L R A H C Y A R
6 THEATRE Confessions of a Justified Sinner Reconstructed
7 AROUND TOWN / MUSIC Refugee Week Scotland 2013 Opening Concert
Untitled Projects theatre company look back at a staging of James Hogg’s 1824 novel. See preview, page 99. Tramway, Glasgow, Fri 14– Sat 29 Jun (not Sun & Mon). Admiral Fallow, Karine Polwart and Human Don’t Be Angry (pictured) play Refugee Week’s opening gig. See preview, page 42. Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow, Mon 17 Jun.
8 BOOKS Iain Banks: The Quarry
9 FILM Much Ado About Nothing
The late Scottish author’s final novel, packed with perceptive character analyses, bitingly witty dialogue and a fascination with our digital world. See review, page 48. Little Brown, Thu 20 Jun. Joss Whedon’s Avengers Assemble follow-up is a contemporary Shakespeare adaptation, filmed in his LA home. See interview, page 61 and review, page 62. Limited release from Fri 14 Jun.
10 CHOSEN BY DAVID CASS, ARTIST Garry Fabian Miller
To think that Miller created Sections of England: The Sea Horizon (a set of carefully composed seascapes) at the age of 19 is perplexing. Though my eye as a photographer is untrained, one can’t help but appreciate, and absorb, the immense competency of these photographs, and admire the artist’s dedication to the long term documentation project. The sequence (which originally consisted of 80 photographs) moves from crisp, clean cut sea and sky, to such subtlety that one has to peer close to even distinguish the horizon line. Some of Miller’s seascapes’ skies seem to have been superimposed, at odds with the expanse of water beneath. Thus, Sections of England offers a suggestion of what was to come in Miller’s career: the camera-less photograph. Garry Fabian Miller, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh until Sat 13 Jul. David Cass, The Scottish Gallery, until Sat 29 Jun.
13 Jun–11 Jul 2013 THE LIST 5