Five Things To Do In Edinburgh: Saturday June 9 Published on Friday 8 June 2012 09:47 Your pick of the nights out in the city FILM: Prometheus (15). In 2089, astrophysicist Dr Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and her partner Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green) unearth an ancient cave painting that confirms the existence of an extra-terrestrial race known as the Engineers. Wealthy industrialist Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce) agrees to finance a voyage to the alien home planet. A spaceship called Prometheus captained by Janek (Idris Elba) provides the transport for Weyland company executive Meredith Vickers (Charlize Theron) and the crew, including geologist Fifield (Sean Harris) and medic Ford (Kate Dickie). Operations android David (Michael Fassbender) casts a dispassionate eye over proceedings but as the explorers touch down on the Engineers" home world, they are unprepared for what awaits them. General release, various cinemas, times and prices LIGHT OPERA: Opera North - Ruddigore. A reluctant villain, a modest maiden, amiable ghosts and scary professional bridesmaids: Gilbert and Sullivan make merry at the expense of Victorian melodrama in this, one of their most inventive confections. Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Nicolson Street, 2.15pm, 7.30pm, £19-£39.50, 0131-529 6000 THEATRE: A Play, a Pie & a Pint - Hadda and Hassan Lekliches! Hadda is a woman who has experienced society's dark side in rural Morocco. After brutal treatment at the hands of a landlord, she addresses a political and emotional monologue to God in this new lunchtime play by Jaouad Assounani. Ticket price includes a pie and a drink. Traverse Theatre, Cambridge Street, 1pm, £12, 0131-228 1404 MUSIC: Meadows Chamber Orchestra. The highest British prize-winner at the prestigious Paganini competition for the last 50 years, Andrew Haveron has been one of the MCO's most popular soloists over the past decade. The MCO's 40th anniversary celebration also includes Richard Michael's specially arranged suite of his own pieces for jazz big band, and Gershwin's scintillating An American in Paris. The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street, 7.45pm, £11 (£9; students £5; children £1), 0131-225 1757 MUSIC: Balkanarama. A blend of klezmer, Balkan, gypsy punk and electronic beats featuring live music, bellydancing, VJs and a live jam session. Studio 24, Calton Road, 9.30pm, £10-£11, 0131-556 3515