Tomorrow

The Madness frontman stars in an autobiographical show about his early roots and his riotous showbiz life, joined on stage by a pianist and a variety of guests.

The band plays various funk and soul covers.

Montreal producer Jacques Greene (Night Slugs, LuckyMe) brings some of the artists on his own label to Scotland.

The artist presents contemporary works.

Guitarist Albert Lee is joined by Gerry Hogan (guitar), Pete Wingfield (piano), Brian Hodgson (bass) and Peter Baron (drums) for an evening of rockabilly/country rock.

You'll know him best from Live at the Apollo and Mock the Week, but this is Parsons' fourth stand-up show. Does he really have a shed? Come along and find out.

Pendle Borderline Theatre Company presents a contemporary re-working of this classical drama, the powerful and moving story of a teenage girl's determination to ensure the proper burial of her brother's body in the face of state opposition, sexual oppression and family tragedy.

Three contemporary film pieces exploring the different approaches to performance and bodily presence. Featuring work from the artists Neha Choksi, Kaia Hugin and Alix Pearlstein.

A fun and learning session for babies.

Ben Verth presents a weekend packed full of top local and visiting comedians to tickle your funny bone in an entirely appropriate way.

• Directed by: Allan Rogers (musical director)
• Written by: Nina Kristofferson

A musical play which intertwines anecdotal tales with songs including Lover Man, All Of Me and God Bless The Child, made famous by the American singer alternatively known as 'Lady Day'. Written and performed by Nina Kristofferson, directed by Ben Woolf.

• Directed by: Lyn Lockyer
• Written by: Willis Hall

Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall's comedy drama, adapted from Waterhouse's novel about a young man trapped in a humdrum existence who develops a rich fantasy life.

• Written by: Joanna Murray-Smith

Joanna Murray-Smith's collection of dramatic monologues based on the different stages of a suburban woman's life – teenager, bride-to-be, exhausted young mother, lonely widow.

Photographs of the Middle East taken by royal photographer Francis Bedford, who accompanied the then-Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) on an educational tour of the region in 1862. The royal party travelled through Egypt and the Biblical lands, then known as the Levant, later as Palestine and now as Israel, and almost as…

• Directed by: Carole Todd
• Written by: Carl Leighton-Pope

A working-class lad from Liverpool comes to London with his guitar and his dreams of fame. Sid Owen features as music manager Jumpin' Jack Flash, in this 1960s-set musical by Carl Leighton-Pope and Robert Johns. Directed by Bob Tomson.

• Written by: Phil Winston

An entertaining, fun and dynamic show hosted by Christopher Biggins and featuring skating professionals, the International Ice Stars and skaters from the television show Dancing On Ice, as well as popular figures such as sportsman Gareth Thomas, Olympic gymnast Beth Tweddle, former rugby player Kyran Bracken and…

Peter Jones celebrates 100 years of the Chelsea Flower Show with an exclusive floral-inspired tea available in the top floor restaurant and a special window display by garden designer Jo Thompson.

• 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.

• Directed by: Lyndsey Turner
• Written by: Lucy Kirkwood

A young American photojournalist, who captured a moment in time in Tiananmen Square, 1989, makes a startling discovery during the 2012 Presidential election race in the world premiere staging of Lucy Kirkwood's drama. Directed by Lyndsey Turner.

Underground clubbing with house, trance, electro and dirty Dutch from residents Johan Van Alphen (Amsterdam), Ross Jackson, Keith Hunter and Deejay Archy.

Sharp and topical satire and political comedy from stand-up and writer for Empire Square, 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Friday Night Project, Nick Doody. Also featuring Paul Ricketts and MC Jonnie Price.

Set in the dining room of a typical well-to-do household, this Pulitzer winning play features a set of vignettes which introduce new people and events that gradually coalesce into one.