Tomorrow

An exhibition presenting a selection of imaginative artworks created over the last 40 years with texts explaining the nature and philosophy behind the art of 'creative and cooperative' games.

St John's College presents a disability rights performance which includes live music, poetry, creative movement and drama. The performance has been developed with the involvement and support of Mencap's 'Change Makers' project. Suitable for ages 16+.

Musical based on the Oscar-winning movie about a man trapped between this world and the next who's trying to communicate with his heart-broken girlfriend through a psychic.

• Directed by: Jeffrey Mayhew
• Written by: Stewart Pringle

Theatre Of The Damned presents a play about Dick, who runs a ghost tour, and he's got a great story to tell about something terrible buried beneath the cobbles. It's about the past. It's about ghosts. And it's about to catch up with him. Directed by Jeffrey Mayhew.

Film installation shot in a town in West Wales, produced by the Golden Leopard nominee and winner of the 2010 Guardian First Feature Film Award. The artist's work investigates the grey area between documentary, film and art.

The Burrell's collection of 17th century garb is given the spotlight, including a rare embroidered skirt panel that Anne of Denmark might have once donned.

A display featuring rare costume and stage set designs from the era of The Ballets Russes, as well as porcelain works.

• Directed by: Lee Proud
• Written by: Linnie Reedman (adapt)

Michael Lindall and Matilda Sturridge play Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan, in Ruby in the Dust Theatre's musical presentation of the F Scott Fitzgerald novel. Adapted by Joe Evans and Linnie Reedman, with choreography by Lee Proud.

An immersive multimedia installation comprising of a reverberation chamber, a turntable piece, light works, an LED surround sound sequencer, online content and a collaboration with Dave from Django Django.

The class deals with posture work, breathing techniques, relaxation and visualisation.

Teenagers can take part in various activities including reading groups, creative writing, art and drama classes and Wii gaming.

• Written by: Alan Bennett

Alan Bennett's celebrated play about an unruly bunch of bright, funny sixth-form boys in pursuit of sex, sport and a place at university.

Toyah Willcox stars in an evening all about women and the high drama that is attributed to their hormones. There'll be mention of chocolate, ironing and useless men, we're sure.

Contemporary blown, hot-worked and sand-cast glass by 26 international artists as part of a collaboration between CAA and the Contemporary Glass Society.

Exhibition, organised by the Victoria & Albert Museum, of personal effects, music, film, costume, awards and photographs from the career of the Aberdonian musical superstar.

• Directed by: Sandra Simpson
• Written by: Charlotte Jones

Charlotte Jones's comedy about broken vows, failed hopes and the joys of bee- keeping. Directed by Sandra Simpson.

Photographs of nightclubs, theatre performances and parties that feature scenes of dancing and movement.

Social group for people who want to make new friends in LGBT company, now at the lovely and friendly Regent Bar and organised by the LGBT Centre for Health & Wellbeing.

An exhibition looking at the way the Jacobites presented themselves in portraiture.

• Written by: Murray Lachlan Young

Windswept Productions presents Murray Lachlan Young's verse drama, set to a 1990s soundtrack, in which mayhem ensues when a couple invite their oldest friends down to the South West from London to help celebrate their wedding anniversary.

Garden opening.

New music showcase.

Rock'n'roll, rhythm'n'blues, soul and funk at this retro student night.