Must catch events this weekend

Play boys
DJ Diamond, who has been featured in Playboy, is all set to perform this weekend
Electro vibes will meet Indian beats when hotcake DJ Diamond (right) will put her sexy, we mean best foot forward on the console at this nightlife centre on the weekend.



The hottie has played in over 26 countries where her high energy sets of Electro to funky house; progressive to uplifting trance has made the audience wanting for more. She has been featured on the cover and centerfolds of several international magazines (including Playboy). Now does it not speak volume about the hype that surrounds her?
At: Tabularasa, Square One Mall, 4th Floor, District Centre, Saket
On: January 15, Saturday, 8 pm onwards
Ring: 29562666
Entry: Rs 2,000 (full cover per couple)

Edward maya is back
He's a little over 26 but the music producer has done so much that even if he doesn't move a muscle for the next 25 years, we would still love him the way we loved his first song as an artist, Stereo Love. The super cool guy is back in town almost after a year, and this time too he'll make you dance till the clock strikes beyond midnight.
At: Jynxxx, Eros Intercontinental, Nehru Place
On: January 15, Saturday, 10 pm onwards
Ring: 41223344
Entry: Rs 5,000 per couple

Expats night
The red carpet had been rolled out for all the beautiful ladies and handsome hunks of the town. Dj Praveen will belt out some real cool music. All the ladies will get five complimentary drinks plus a lot of munchies. Would you really like to miss it?
At: Urban Pind, N Block Market, GK I
On: January 14, Friday, 9 pm onwards
Ring: 9818805909
Entry: Club rates apply

Go Retro
At the The Friday Retro Night, spin specialists Cheenu and Amit will produce some pumpy music to bind you to the dance floor all night. That's not it. Enjoy the sumptuous food with good music.
At: Smoke House, VIPPS Centre, Masjid Moth, GK-II
On: January 14, Friday 9 pm onwards
Ring: 46075646
Entry: Free

Play: The Bycher of quietly
A woman's is skull buried deep down in the dark pages of history. A secret investigation leads to the first ever brutal murder committed in a jungle kingdom called Quietly. The play reflects the existing politics of indifference and power based on total ignorance of social good. The Butcher of Quietly is at times poetic, at times rip-roaring funny, mostly theatrical and quietly dark.
At: Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road
On: January 15, Saturday at 7 pm and January 16, Sunday at 8.30 pm
Ring: 9873581424
Entry: Rs 300/ Rs 200/ Rs 100 and Rs 50