Before 5pm

• Directed by: Kevin Shaw
• Written by: Noel Coward

Noel Coward's sharp comedy of manners, set against the backdrop of a weekend in the country.

• Directed by: Steve Marmion
• Written by: Michele Levy-Bram (adapt)

An art dealer returns to Germany and still maintains a correspondence with his Jewish friend back in America. But dealing with austerity and recession and a rise in nationalism, their friendship soon becomes distorted. French actors Christian Clavier and Thierry Lhermitte star in Steve Marmion's staging of Kathrine…

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Rock, indie and pop showcase featuring performances over the weekend from Ocean Colour Scene, Levellers, Chas & Dave, The Beat, Duke Special, Arthur Brown, Jim Lockey & The Solemn Sun, Cosmo Jarvis and many more.

Check out local Scottish talent! Four superb young vocalists with solos at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall, Brunton and Playhouse theatres already under their belts. Performing an eclectic mix of songs – from musical theatre through fresh arrangements of pop standards to swing. All themed on the journey through life’s major…

• Written by: Allan Knee (book)

Based on Louisa May Alcott's own family experiences and novel, Little Women follows the adventures of Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy March as they grow up in Civil War America.

The best of Scottish jazz talent is showcased in this weekly event, hosted by upright bassist Brodie Jarvis and a rotating cast of musicians.

A showcase of jazz featuring White Mink vs Peppermint Candy on Friday, performances on Saturday from Bryan Ferry & The Bryan Ferry Orchestra, Chic, Michael Kiwanuka, Marcus Miller, Robert Glasper Experiment and Courtney Pine and Jools Holland, Esperanza Spalding, Melody Gardot, Brand New Heavies, Branford Marsalis…

One-day music and clubs event. Artists still to be announced.

Ranty blogger and circuit favourite Michael Legge. Whether there is free wi-fi or not remains a mystery.

• Written by: Shakespeare

Shakespeare's timeless comedy set on the night of the solstice when the few brief hours of darkness seem to merge and faery world as no other.

This year 25 teams are lined-up to compete, plus off-the-field entertainment by means of live music on a dedicated stage, children's activities, fairground rides, the British Lions 3rd Test on the big screens in the morning and lots of food concessions.

A weekly event for those who like to do their chillaxing outside of the home. There's papers, a brunch menu, coffee, tea and beer, table football and DJs David Barbarossa and James Pole in the evening to help with your pursuit of Sunday bliss.

A weekend of 15 rock cover bands ranging from Greendate to Mentallica to Led Into Zeppelin.

A new form of cardio workout involving drawing letters and numbers with the feet.

• Written by: Lionel Bart

A performance of the critically acclaimed musical by Lionel Bart, based on the novel by Charles Dickens.

The author and broadcaster relates poems, stories, jokes, anecdotes and snippets from her best-selling books, Surgically Enhanced, With These Hands and The Works.

• Directed by: Ailin Conant
• Written by: John Milton (book)

A mixture of physical theatre with almost all the original text is presented in this site-specific adaptation, from Fourth Monkey Theatre, of John Milton's poem-narrative, about the battle between good and evil. Contains brief adult nudity, not suitable for ages below 16.

The town's first music festival features food stalls, a funfair, workshops and eight live bands headlined by The Lambrettas.

See performances of scenes from the playwright's work in various settings around the grounds, following a talk about him and his work.

The former Great British Olympic track and road cyclist and BBC pundit signs copies of his autobiography Easy Rider: My Life On A Bike.

Four days of ballet classes for young dancers with previous ballet experience, inspired by some of your favourite ballets, including The Nutcracker, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Hansel and Gretel. There are two sessions: Grades 1 and 2 from 10.30am–12.30pm and Grades 4 and 5 from 1.30–3.30pm.