August

A comedy drama adventure, with full supporting cast, in which the slapstick duo assist a desperate theatre manager in tackling his theatre ghost. This family production features songs and puppetry.

Too few Scots are aware that Scotland has its own Enlightenment, and a hugely influential one at that, with a world-class philosopher in David Hume, an equally heavy-hitting economist in Adam Smith, an outstanding painter in Allan Ramsay, plus less well-known intellectual giants like Hutcheson, Ferguson, Reid and others.

Rock and indie covers from the Milton Keynes-based band.

Tables of original, handpicked arts and crafts, including artisan breads, knitted designs, vintage clothing, jewellery, ceramics, art works, and many more.

• Directed by: Michael Grandage
• Written by: Martin McDonagh

On the remote island of Inishmaan, word is that a Hollywood film is being made on the neighbouring island. Young Cripple Billy wants to be in the film, desperately. Daniel Radcliffe stars in the title role, in Martin McDonagh's comic play. Directed by Michael Grandage.

Weekly residency.

Illustrations about how the author's characters were created, including Tracy Beaker and Hetty Feather and displays about her working processes from ideas to text and favourite stories.

Resident DJs and guests play drum'n'bass records.

Gaughan plays an eclectic mix of styles and stringed instruments combining his classic orchestration skills with a love of the Scots ballad.

Interactive reading session.

Down Under trio from Canberra bring their celebrated repertoire of original folk, country, jazz and blues-influenced music to the Fringe for the first time. www.cubbyhousestudio.com.au.

Burlesque art class with a relaxed atmosphere, music, drinks and interesting models.

Make and display a prayer flag inspired by those found in the mountain ridges of the Himalayas.

The ultimate ladies night! This show is 90 minutes of highly original acts featuring some of the best looking boys in an all male glamour extravaganza.

Agricultural show with cattle, sheep, horses, goats and showjumping. There's also a food festival, trade stands, flower and veg events and a crafts tent.

Scotland’s largest annual celebration of visual art offers work by the best contemporary Scottish artists as well as exhibitions of the most important international artists and movements of the 20th century and other historical periods. This year marks the 10th edition of the festival, which will include over 40…

An informal weekly 5k run in Eglinton Country Park. Everyone is welcome, no matter how fast or slow (you're welcome to walk the route, bring your dog or push a buggy), so you can use it as a one-off fitness test, a chance to get some fresh air or come every week to try to beat your personal best time. It's friendly and…

A group show featuring works in several disciplines, not only marking the 10th anniversary of the Museum of London Docklands' opening, but also celebrating and being inspired by the Thames Estuary. 12 London-based artists are presented, including Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen, Michael Andrews, Gayle Chong Kwan and the Bow…

Digitally manipulated photographic collages made from found imagery including negatives of pin-up models and pornographic centrefolds, using the element of concealment to emphasise the voyeuristic desires and erotic impulses of the viewer.

The film and stage musical is celebrated in this song and dance show, featuring a number of West End performers showcasing well-known tunes including Do You Love Me, Big Girls Don't Cry and I've Had The Time Of My Life.

Sculptures by six Glasgow artists – Niall Macdonald, Laura Aldridge, Mick Peter, Hayley Tompkins, Scott Myles and Carla Scott Fullerton. The pieces were chosen because they reference everyday materials and familiar events and routines in people's daily lives.