Calum Macnab

A strong, minimalist performance of Oscar Wilde's novel from the five-man Incognito Theatre

Alfred Hitchcock might be known for his brilliant staging of set-pieces, but what about the music that helped bring such scenes to life?

Hitchcock's silent classic is brought to life by a thunderous - if somewhat inconsistent - score performed by the BBC SSO.

A dark, brilliant piece of spoken-word theatre from Canadian motor-mouth, Christopher Brett Bailey.

[rating: 5/5] Owens & The Whisky Hearts provide an enjoyably relaxing album launch in which the audience can fully indulge their Country & Americana appetites.

A predictable horror story filled with clichés, but low on scares.

A well-acted, but muddled and overlong adaptation of Tim Winton's short story collection that will appeal to those who delight in analysing and discussing cinema.

An impressive, if somewhat top-heavy, second EP from Edinburgh four-piece We Came from the North.