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Sculptural installations, videos and projections by artists including Paolo Pivi, Katharina Fritsch, Ceal Floyer, Angela Bulloch, Tauba Auerbach, Paul Pfeiffer, Micol Assael, Roberto Cuoghi and Thomas Demand.

• Directed by: Kevin Toolis
• Written by: Kevin Toolis

Brand new one man play by acclaimed Scots Emmy-nominated writer and director Kevin Toolis that exposes the darkest secrets of being Prime Minister.

• Written by: Arthur Miller

The Crucible is Arthur Miller's powerful dramatisation of the Salem Witch Trials. Children of a Puritan village in Massachusetts are suspected of witchcraft. To protect themselves from burning at the stake they accuse others. Events spiral out of control and many innocent villagers are tried, found guilty and perish.

• Directed by: Tom Littler
• Written by: August Strindberg

Long-standing married couple Edgar and Alice mutually loath each other. This doomed couple, constantly battling, have a threat hanging over their future, their family and friends. August Strindberg's drama is presented by Howard Brenton, as a single, two-act drama, and stars Linda Marlowe and Michael Pennington.

The American band, led by the original frontman of horror punk band Misfits, Glenn Danzig, performs a mix of heavy metal, hard rock and goth metal, the celebrate the 25th anniversary of its first album.

Students perform dance and drama.

Irish artist Buckley explores tropes of Irishness, Irish identity and exile with laconic poetry and deadpan wit. This work completes his Irish Trilogy with a combination of video and still images of performance.

The TV psychic takes to the stage to bring his supernatural show to his fans, up close and personal. Acorah has helped bring supernatural experiences to a mainstream audience instead of being more of a cult. The medium's first supernatural encounter happened at a young age when his grandfather died and later his spirit…

Pop music from through the ages and across the globe, including R&B, rock'n'roll, jive, swing, reggae and Afrobeat.

Americana and folk from the lead singer and songwriter for the band Last Train Home performing with the music journalist.

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

Original, limited-edition prints from a number of artists are on view and available for sale at this West London Art Factory pop-up gallery show.

• Directed by: Sally Hughes
• Written by: Caroline Francke

A romantic comedy about a man who must organise his daughter's wedding. Based on the book and film of the same name.

Hard-hitting humour from the disabled stand-up.

A solo exhibition from the Chilean-born artist, featuring large-scale works on canvas, presenting a series of black paintings and more colourful and intense pieces.

A display of the 19th century Pennsylvanian-born artist's studies of Native American peoples, being shown together outside America for the first time since the 1850s.

Folk-punk by the two-piece band from Bloomington, Indiana.

DJs Zach Burns and Aamyko spin house, pop and disco, hosted by international porn stars.

Get some practice in for the 2016 Olympics with this archery workshop.

Under the musical direction of Brian Grant, the National Brass Band-winning ensemble plays popular classics.

The play, set in 16th-century Florence, moves between flat out hilarity, sweet romance and savage satire in its retelling of a very old story.

Dramatic colour landscape photographs created by the London-based artist in a high resolution digital format. The works depict a sense of being which can only usually be experienced by actually visiting the places caught on camera.

A selection of songs from popular Broadway shows, produced by Young Nomads.