Today

A major exhibition of prints, cards, booklets and sculpture by poet and visual artist Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925–2006), one of the most remarkable Scottish artists of the 20th century, who weaved together themes from classical culture, European history and modern warfare.

Contemporary works in various media inspired by the Courtauld Gallery and the Arts Council Collection, exploring the perennial quest for utopia.

Philosophical works in various media inspired by the symbiotic relationship between the worlds of art and science, based on discoveries in particle physics and astrophysics.

The company presents J B Priestley's classic thriller about a dinner party that gets interrupted by a mysterious policeman.

A look back at the last ten years of the best-selling artist's career.

Kites made from leaves, petals, bamboo and other natural materials, by a retired chemist.

The Portsmouth-born singer-songwriter, now based in California, performs her pop, soul and jazz hits.

Writer and director Lisa Keogh and sonic artist Conor Barry present a promenade-theatre and art installation collaboration, which tells the story of seamstress Katherine O'Connell through a series of photographs and interactive storytelling experiences.

DJ Michelle spins a mix of funk and house.

Drawings from the 1940s to the present day exploring issues of politics of gender and sexuality, feminism and war, by artists including Judith Bernstein, Tom of Finland, George Grosz, Margaret Harrison, Mike Kuchar, Cary Kwok, Antonio Lopez and Marlene McCarty.

Toning exercises focusing on the upper body, low abdominal, hips, thighs and buttocks.

Contemporary drawings, paintings, photography, mixed-media and sculpture.

Improve your drawing skills and understanding of the human body.

A spectacular extravaganza of song, dance, comedy and music, including numbers from Dirty Dancing, Chicago, Mamma Mia, Kiss Me Kate and Addams Family.

• Directed by: Karen Rabinowitz
• Written by: Neil Simon

The company presents the upbeat 1960s musical, filled with song and dance numbers.

Works in various media by accessory and jewellery design, fashion photography, styling, journalism, broadcast media and public relations graduates.

The world premiere of an epic theatrical reconstruction of events from the life of the great Orcadian scientist and adventurer John Rae, who mapped hundreds of miles of Arctic coast and discovered the fate of the doomed Franklin Expedition to discover the Northwest Passage. The title comes from the name the Inuit people…

A solo exhibition by the international sculptor, featuring recent works exploring both the themes of love and relationships, as well as focusing on individuality.

• Written by: Eleanor Blaney

A dark, comic, innovative and exciting new play by Eleanor Blaney.

A collection of four short films made by refugee and asylum seekers.