Sci-Fi

The EZC celebrate their fifth birthday with a full day of diabolical cinematic oddities. The day opens with cannibals on the London underground in Death Line (1972); the visually inventive searingly bizarre Japanese ghost story Hausu (1977); Umberto Lenzi's Euromcrime shocker Rome Armed To The Teeth; gonzo prison action…

A science-fiction classic chosen by members of the public. You can vote for your favourite at glasgowsciencefestival.org and the screening will be followed by a Q&A with science boffins from the University of Glasgow.

The future isn’t what we were promised. We were supposed to have teleporters, robots and hoverboards, goddammit. Instead we got TOWIE and Jedward and austerity. David Heffron’s got some ideas on how to fix things. Not all of them are illegal. ★★★★★ (Three Week, "Pick of the Fringe" (The Age),"Undeniably original" (Sydney…

Regular fortnightly critiquing workshop for writers of all things fantastical. Beginners welcome; email glasgowsfwriters@gsfwc.co.uk in advance to attend.

Award-winning comedian and creator of BBC Radio 4's 'It Is Rocket Science' returns to Brighton with a work in progress extravaganza of ideas. "Harnessing a sharp comedy sensibility to an arsenal of fascinating facts… a treat for anyone who matches a sense of humour with an inquiring mind" (The Guardian), "Quirky, offbeat…

• Directed by: Max Pappenheim
• Written by: Bekah Brunstetter

In a New York charter school, artificially intelligent pupils are welcomed, but a reality show television crew don't help matters much. As well as everyone is trying to integrate, android and human, everyone also tries to survive the junior year. Bekah Brunstetter's comedy drama with science fiction, is directed by Max…

Magic boffin Oliver Meech meddles with forces we barely understand. Brain-boggling tricks inspired by mind-blowing science, in a comedy magic show for the QI generation. It's the Natural Selection! “Real gasps of awe” (Broadway Baby), “Could rival superstar Derren Brown” (Theatre Wales), “Funny, endearing, impressive…

A serial audio screen play. A ship arrives having found a channel and sees the earth is administered by one people, who rely on one man after world war. Suitable for ages 16+.