What's on: Friday Mar 30 Church Hill Theatre, Morningside Road, 7.30pm, £10-£14 Captivate Drama presents the controversial and scandalous story of Spring Awakening, The Edinburgh Academy, Henderson Row, 7.30pm, £12 (£10 students), 0131 624 4927 Katharine Platt Jakil, Bwani Junction, Six Storeys High, People, Places, Maps and Hold the Suspect A packed line up of local talent. HMV Picture House, Nicolson Street, 6.30pm, £7, 0844-847 1740 Chantel McGregor New blues guitar whizz. The Caves, Niddry Street, 7pm, £10, 0131-557 8989 Dead Boy Robotics, Indian Red Lopez and Song of Return Wee Red Bar, Edinburgh College of Art, Lauriston Place, 7pm, £4, 0131-229 1442 The Nature Boys, Fridgemaster and Maydays Headline set from local band The Nature Boys. Charlie Simpson Former Busted member performs from new EP Farmer & His Gun. The Liquid Room, Victoria Street, 7pm, £13.50, 0131-225 2564 Fitzroy Soul with support from Rag'n"Bone Man, Royal Edinburgh Music and Jason Kyrone. Edinburgh University Wind Band Morven Bell conducts. Reid Concert Hall, University of Edinburgh, Bristo Square, 7pm, £6 (£4), 0131-651 3212 RSNO - Beethoven Eight Masked balls, singing blacksmiths and a fairy queen: Bizet's operatic portrait of Scotland might not be very accurate, but it is filled with terrific tunes! Glasgow-born conductor Douglas Boyd brings his trademark verve to our latest musical salute to the Auld Alliance, and ends the night with Beethoven's firecracker of a Symphony. First, though, there's the pure romance of Chopin's Second Piano Concerto with the sensational Ingrid Fliter and Fauré"s enchanting Pavane. Usher Hall, Lothian Road, 7.30pm, £11-£34, 0131-228 1155 Nuala Kennedy A Suite of Scottish Industry. The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street, 8pm, £15 (£12), 0131-668 2019 The Declaration Band