What's on: Friday Feb 17 Published on Monday 13 February 2012 14:28 Scottish Opera - Hansel and Gretel Church Hill Theatre, Morningside Road, 7.30pm, £11-£15, 0131-529 4147 With Ian Cognito, Chris Lynam, Ed Patrick and Ray Bradshaw. Oliver Hancock Organ recital featuring works by JS Bach, Mendelssohn, Böhm, Leighton and Buxtehude. Reid Concert Hall, University of Edinburgh, Bristo Square, 1.10pm, 0131-651 3212 Frantic Chant, The Valkarys and The Holy Ghosts Frantic Chant are A psychedelic indie-rock band from Leith. Lee Paterson, Illicit Still and Dignan, Dowell & White Steve Hackett Former Genesis guitarist and accomplished solo artist, Steve is as much at home with classical and Spanish guitar as he is belting out ultra-complex rock riffs. Steve's live electric gigs take his fans on an extraordinary journey that embodies all areas, from his Genesis days right through to the present, all woven together with his distinctive guitar sound. The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street, 7pm, £22, 0131-668 2019 Skinner Skinner is an evolving collective of Glasgow musicians based around the music of Grahame Skinner. Electric Circus, Market Street, 7pm, £12.50, 0131-226 4224 The Family Elan and Ian Nagoski Eastern European psych-folk. The Pleasance Cabaret Bar, The Pleasance, 7.30pm, £5-£6, 0131-556 6550 Naked Classics-Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet: In Stalin's Russia, tragedy was banned. So how could a composer set Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet to music? Luckily for us, Sergei Prokofiev knew a trick or two - and tonight, Paul Rissmann, the full RSNO and Conductor Thomas Søndergård blow the gaff on one of the most passionate of all ballet scores. If you only know Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet as the theme tune to The Apprentice, trust us: you don't know the half of it! In association with Edinburgh Evening News. Usher Hall, Lothian Road, 7.30pm, £10, 0131 228 1155