Five things to do in Aberdeen this weekend Are you looking for something to do in Aberdeen this weekend? Here are a few suggestions that may take your fancy... Just for Laughs Canadian comedian Tom Stade returns to the Blue Lamp, Aberdeen, on November 9 and 10, after an incredible response to his October performance in the city. The gravel voiced comic is sure to raise a laugh with his self confessed "damaged" voice and downbeat style of performing. Tickets are still available for the November 10 performance and can be purchased from the Breakneck Comedy Club website. A Pig's Life Matthew Herbet brings One Pig, his controversial musical portrayal of the eponymous porker's life to the Woodend Barn on November 10. Comprising of a mixture of recordings and live performances which detail the pig's birth, life and death, the production is part of the sound Festival, with tickets available from the Aberdeen Box Office website. Tempting Tempest Fans of Shakespeare are in for a treat at the Belmont Picture House on November 10, as the Belmont Street cinema screens a live performance of The Tempest straight from The New York Met Opera. This stunning show incorporates magic and mystery in the classic tale, with Simon Keenlyside taking the starring role as the mythical wizard Prospero. This dazzling performance is not to be missed and tickets are available from the Belmont Picture House website. Soulful Sandi Scottish singer Sandi shot to fame from her bedroom in London, streaming videos of her songs to the nation on MySpace. A record deal followed and smash-hit "I wish I was a Punk Rocker" propelled her into the spotlight. Now, having taken time out to find a new sound, the 31-year-old is back with a new, bluesy album ready to rock The Lemon Tree. Tickets are available for the November 11 gig from the Aberdeen Box Office website. Peaceful Screening Just in time for Armistice Day, The Belmont Picture House has a screening of World War One epic Private Peaceful, based on the novel by the same name by Michael Morpungo. The film chronicles the relationship between brothers Tommo and Charlie Peaceful from their rural childhood to the horrors of the First World War trenches. The screening will take place on November 11 at 2.30pm and tickets are available online from the Belmont Picture House website.