Tomorrow

Matthew Bellamy, Christopher Wolstenholme and Dominic Howard met in their sleepy hometown of Teignmouth, Devon. In 1994 they formed Muse, and since then they have gone on to become one of the world's biggest rock bands. In the early stages and particularly with the release of their first album, Showbiz, many critics drew…

• Directed by: Michael Grandage
• Written by: John Logan

Alice Liddell Hargreaves attends the opening of a Lewis Carroll exhibition, and meets Peter Llewelyn Davies. This chance meeting between the original Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan forms the basis of John Logan's fairy tale-style drama, starring Dame Judi Dench and Ben Whishaw.

Sally pretends her 'psychic' powers have been with her since she was nine months old, and she's now taking her 'psychic' knowledge on tour.

Matthew Bourne's ballet inspired by La Sylphide, first performed in 1994, returns for a new Scottish tour. We follow the misfortunes of James, a young Scotsman whose taste for the wilder side of life brings him into the company of a strange and beautiful gothic fairy.

Children can listen to a variety of stories.

Work by by HNC student photographers from Edinburgh College.

• Written by: William Forsythe

The dancer presents works by three leading choreographers, with the programme featuring Mats Ek's recent solo work, Bye, William Forsythe's duet, Rearray, performed by Guillem and La Scala principle Massimo Murru, and the duet 27'52" choreographed by Jiri Kylian.

The Fab Four get their hits covered.

Art from third year students of the University of the West of Scotland. All work in the show is for sale.

Legendary Irish curmudgeon and hugely influential blues and jazz artist plays tracks from his career.

Born on the 22nd of December, David Burke is only 3 days off Jesus. Join this non-drinking Irish man for a cup of tea and a night of comedy and stories about childhood growing up in old Ireland, religion, women and all that could lay in-between. “Burke’s story-telling comedy is simply adorable”. Suitable for ages 18+.

Art exploring the mythical 16th century Scottish cannibal Sawney Bean.

Work by abstract autobiographical artist Lainey Waddell.

The master of surreality airs his qualms and doubts about the world via a charming blend of religious dubstep, horntallica and an interesting new musical take on Downton Abbey.

This all human performance includes an Australian flying trapeze act, a foot operated bow and arrow routine, acrobats, jugglers, aerialists and a fire tricks.

Downtempo, hip hop, funk and dub from this Brighton-based DJ/producer.

The Harbour Theatre Company, Argus Angel award-winners present Eddie Alford's new play 'Breakfast at Dalkey'. Set in 1930s Dublin it explores family squabbles, betrayals, love, ballroom dancing and a trademark confession scene. Suitable for ages 16+.

Country, folk and pop from the award-winning London-based singer-songwriter.

• Directed by: Leah Townley
• Written by: Katherine Pearce

Jazz, politics and race are explored through the lens of a family tale inspired by the lives of the director's grandparents. This is a touching and funny tale told using live music, movement and smart writing.

Metalcore and grove metal, with industrial elements, from the London-based five-piece.

In a school, courtroom, and at war the play explores the space between insult and injury, vengeance and justice, imagination and truth.