September

• Written by: William Shakespeare

The Lord Chamberlain's Men Theatre presents an outdoor version of Shakespeare's romantic comedy in which an all-male cast takes on the cross-dressing confusion of the Bard's mischievous plot.

From the death-defying 'Dam Busters' raid on the Ruhr valley to the story of the British and Canadian bombing squadrons based near Beningbrough. This years visiting portraits from the National Portrait Gallery display explores the growing reputation of pilots as heroes of the sky in World War II.

A variety show featuring Maddie Lane as Little Miss Dynamite, singer Ricki Lee and magician Donald The Average. Don Banks is resident host and compere.

The era-spanning tunes of Jeff Lynne and co get the tribute treatment.

Elton John and percussionist Ray Cooper are performing together for the first time in Ireland since their appearances in 1979, when they played two Shows at the National Stadium in Dublin and two Shows at the Whitla Hall in Belfast. Percussionist Ray Cooper first worked with Elton in 1971, on the Madman Across The Water…

The irreverent TV star attempts to bring his audience messages from deceased loved ones.

Old school R&B, soul classics, rock'n'roll and garage punk.

Colin Gold and Fury's original backing band, Fury's Tornados, tell his story through words and music.

A themed three-course supper in the Georgian Coach House, a tour of the historic State Rooms and Georgian-style entertainment.

Exhibition of paintings by JD Fergusson depicting hats and headgear, reflecting his lifelong fascination with the things women wear on their heads.

Weekly running club following the very best kind of route: one with a bar at each end. After meeting at Joseph Pearce's the group jogs down to Sofi's for some refreshing lingonberry juice, before heading back up to JP's, which is a route of 3.5 miles.

Ken Currie is one of Scotland's most outstanding figurative painters, perhaps best known for his haunting portrait Three Oncologists. In this major exhibition of new work, he further explores the idea of portraiture and its significance in the modern world.

Your fave characters come to life in a musical extravaganza starring Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy and scores more Disney friends.

The record-breaking show adapted from Agatha Christie's book of the same name has been performed over 23,000 times. Now celebrating its diamond anniversary in the London West End, it's finally embarking on a UK tour.

A selection of art work and antiques, available to the highest bidder.

• Directed by: Harold Prince
• Written by: Gaston Leroux (book)

Harold Prince directs Andrew Lloyd Webber's long-running Gothic musical about a masked man and his dangerous obsession with a Swedish chorus girl, based on the novel by Gaston Leroux.

• Directed by: Jonathan Kent
• Written by: Noel Coward

Anna Chancellor and Toby Stephens star in Noel Coward's comedy drama about a divorced couple who meet up again whilst on honeymoon with their respective partners. Directed by Jonathan Kent.

In the post-war period of surrealism, abstraction and pop art a school of artists pioneered the reinvention of figurative art. The display explores the work of The London School featuring works by Francis Bacon, Lucien Freud and David Hockney.