Times Out

• THEATRE – Greg Powrie on the psychiatrist's couch

  THIS week, Greg Powrie made the Oran Mor casting director's job easier than casting a kid's fishing line into a puddle.

• MUSIC – How James Blake ended up getting tea and sympathy from Brian Eno

  WHEN dubstep sensation James Blake was feeling the pressure of making his second album, he needed someone to talk to.

• THEATRE - Simon Russell Beale's 007 dream

  SIMON Russell Beale may be one of the best theatre actors of his generation, but that still can't guarantee him a part in a Bond film.

• MOVIES – The bad 'good-guy' is perfect mix for Rufus Sewell

  RUFUS SEWELL once said he didn't want to play villains any more.

• MUSIC – British Sea Power bear up for Glasgow gig

  THERE are very few bands you can question about their bear; British Sea Power is the exception to the rule.

• Clubs: A taste of Paradise

  LARRY LEVAN, resident at New York's legendary Paradise Garage, is a name that will be forever enshrined in house history.

• Night Moves: Disco Winch@The 212

  THE 212's previous incarnation, Karbon, was a glitzy house and R&B club filled with students on week nights and aspirational clubbers on the weekends.

• DinerTec@Charlie Rocks, Byres Road

  THE Moll's petted lip was blocking out the light.

• PAUL GREENWOOD'S MOVIES - Spring Breakers, Dark Skies, All Things To All Men, A Late Quartet, The Odd Life of Timothy Green

  Spring Breakers (18, 94 mins)

• Music: Stage set for LaFontaines

  MOTHERWELL group the La Fontaines are Scotland's rowdiest and wildest party band.

• MUSIC – Legendary stickman Chris Slade has a birthday date in Glasgow

  RATHER than have a party to celebrate his half-century as a professional drummer, rock musician Chris Slade did what came naturally – and formed The Chris Slade Timeline.

• TV – Six series on, it's still a Mad Men's world

  The cult Sixties drama Mad Men returns to our screens next week, so expect more office politics, family dramas and fabulous outfits.

• THEATRE - Stephen McCole joins the Black Watch cast

  IT IS one of the most controversial wars of the 21st century.

• PAUL GREENWOOD'S MOVIES - Trance, G.I. Joe: Retaliation, Good Vibrations, In The House

  Trance (15, 101 mins)

• CLUBBING - Easter specials

  FOLLOWING a tremendously messy festive trilogy of parties, the Electric Frog returns this weekend to light up your Easter with a double-header bash at SWG3.

• DINERTEC @ Hillhead Book Club, Vinicombe Street

  I enjoy a Raymond Chandler novella as much as the next gumshoe.

• NIGHTMOVES - Strangeways @ The Admiral

  NAMING your club night after one of the country's most notorious prisons might not make commercial sense, but then this is no ordinary club.

• MUSIC - Stardom is fun for Hurts

  HURTS singer Theo Hutchcraft believes music today is too unadventurous – and he wants more bands to stop playing it safe.

• MUSIC – Wets star Graham Clark is fired up by new solo career

  FOR years Graeme Clark has been a key cog in Wet Wet Wet.

• THEATRE – Jo Freer takes on the mother of all roles in Slick at The Tron

  JO Freer doesn't come across as the character actor sort, a term which generally applies to those who convince as oddballs, eccentrics, or even the incredibly ordinary.