Six things to do in the next 72 hours: January 20, 21 and 22
ROCK: OH! GUNQUIT
Wedgewood Rooms, Southsea, Saturday, 8pm
Led by hula-hooping trumpet player Tina Swasey, these raucous garage-punks are headlining the annual Basins Reunion night.
OPERA: RIGOLETTO
Kings Theatre, Southsea, Sunday, 7.30pm
Verdi’s masterpiece captures the decadence of Renaissance-era Italy, in this controversial opera produced by Ellen Kent.
FAMILY: HOME FISHKEEPERS WEEKEND
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Children and their families can learn everything they need to know about becoming home aquarists from the marine experts themselves.
COMEDY: STEPHEN K AMOS
Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham, Saturday, 7.30pm
The effusively charming comic will balance out the bleakness of a world of Brexit, Trump, and Bake Off without Mary Berry in his hilarious show, Bread and Circuses.
EXHIBITION: IN QUIET DESPERATION
Play Dead Studio, Southsea, Saturday, 7-10pm
Street artist Korp returns to Play Dead with a new show, which will run at the gallery for the next six weeks after this special opening event.
DANCING: FROM BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD
Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, Sunday, 5pm
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