After 6am, Performance art

A sculptural installation including performances exploring themes of formlessness, dissolving worldviews, the idiosyncrasies of language and the boundaries between abstraction and representation.

Eric Isaacson delves into the archives of Mississippi Records and Alan Lomax and comes back with a filmic, aural storytelling presentation illustrating underground music movements from 1890 until the present day. Cry Parrot and Monorail present.

• Directed by: Simon Godwin
• Written by: Eugene O'Neill

Nina is distraught by the death of the love of her life, killed during the first world war. Escaping her jealous father, she begins a series of tasteless sexual encounters, finally marrying a young and amiable man. Pregnant, Nina discovers a terrible secret which forces her into a life-changing decision. Eugene O'Neill's…

Sculptural installations and performances developed in collaboration with local actors and groups, exploring the energy and presence of public monuments.

Performances by various artists responding to places around the world sharing the name of Bristol.

Leonardo is celebrated as both an inspired artist and anatomist. This special event considers how contemporary artists, performers and scientists are informed by each other’s work in their exploration of the human body. Part of the Clod Ensemble’s Performing Medicine programme in collaboration with Wellcome Trust.

Three contemporary film pieces exploring the different approaches to performance and bodily presence. Featuring work from the artists Neha Choksi, Kaia Hugin and Alix Pearlstein.

Mardy Arts return for our annual artistic residency mingling among the theatrics and creative lovelies that inhabit Greenside of an August. Potter and share a ponder with us at the best kept secret of the festival. Our 2013 programme of events brings you charming performance folk: Bunt Fest: a festival of bunting, The…

• Directed by: Hester Chillingworth

Get In The Back Of The Van Theatre Company's contemporary, devised performance piece exploring what happens when voices become stifled. Lucy McCormick, Jennifer Pick, and Craig Hamblyn are directed by Hester Chillingworth.

A series of innovative contemporary live performances and events including live web broadcasts and in-gallery performances, created by a variety of artists in a variety of styles and media.

• Written by: Michael 'Mikey J' Asante

The Japanese manga artist Akio Tanaka joins forces with choreographer Kenrick 'H20' Sandy and composer 'Mikey J', for this dynamic dance-narrative piece inspired by manga and featuring five former troublemakers who, under the guidance of the guardian of Prana, must lead a battle of good against evil.

By Night is a series of bespoke evening events at various venues of National Gallery Scotland, each tailored towards individual exhibitions. All By Night events are free but ticketed. Booking is essential.

Richard Strange's weird and wonderful performance art cabaret returns.

Works in various media and performances by students from the Christopher Whitehead Language College.

Performance artist Bryony Kimmings presents a solo show in which she sets out to create, with the help of her nine-year-old niece Taylor, a positive role model for young people.

Complex new work from Dan Graham.

Deirdre Robertson invites you to join her in the mysterious underground location of Gilmerton Cove. Booking is essential.

A series of events, talks and performances looking at the life of the River Don in Aberdeen.

Showcase of work by graduating students, including work from students of School of Design and the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA).