FOUND and Aidan will perform live versions of #Unravel, their groundbreaking, interactive sound installation. The audience can influence the performance in real-time by tweeting their opinions during the concert.

Unmissable! Croft and Lloyd's outrageously funny adaptation of the hit BBC comedy. From the producers of Fringe smashes Jean Brodie ***** (ThreeWeeks), Trainspotting ***** (EdinburghGuide.com), Sex, Lies and Eurovision ***** (ThreeWeeks), The Steamie ***** (BritishTheatreGuide.info). www.practical-magic.org.

Shakespeare's Macbeth is given a new, powerful voice in 90 minutes of sword swinging, blood drenched ambition as Violet Shock's trademark dark originality is set to a soundtrack of powerful, original rock songs. Visceral, raw and delightfully twisted.

~ in the fields, an Edinburgh based artistic partnership between Nicole Heidtke and Stefan Baumberger, reinvent old media, modifying ancient, odd machines and playing with optical toys. They found the starting point for this exhibition on the Shetland Islands where their research into oceanic plastic pollution led them to investigate the very elements and definition of Scottish landscape and seascape more closely. Using new technologies, lace knitting, collected drift wood and plastic, this new body of work created especially for this exhibition takes on the old media of observation, research and (dis)play. In two of their installations, the artists have chosen to make particular reference to the aquariums of Victorian oceanographic scientists and the 16th century bookwheel of Agostino Ramelli. A third work, Yen to see different places, is a networked sculpture inspired by the 19th century myrioama card game and has been co-commissioned by New Media Scotland and Edinburgh Art Festival. Visitors to the exhibition will be able to create seamless panoramas depicting idealized Scottish landscapes which can then be viewed through a publicly sited tourist telescope located in the New Town as part of the Promenade Commissions programme (see page XX for more details). ~ in the fields were awarded the inaugural Alt-w Design Informatics residency at the Inspace laboratory in 2012. This exhibition showcases the results of this new annual residency. The Alt-w Fund is managed by New Media Scotland and is supported by Creative Scotland and the Centre for Design Informatics.

In a new work commissioned by Edinburgh Art Festival and New Media Scotland, ~ in the fields situate a 'tourist telescope' in St. Andrew Square, indulging the tourist's desire to look with views of invented idealised landscapes created by visitors to their exhibition at New Media Scotland.

With humour, sensitivity and confidence, Penny Woolcock's hip-hop musical depicts the lives of gang members and their families in Birmingham. The cast of nonprofessionals is led by Dylan Duffus as Flash, a drug dealer who has 24 hours to come up with the £100,000 missing from the amount his jailed boss gave him for safekeeping. Irrepressibly soulful, 1 Day is grounded in a deep feeling for the survival of community in the midst of criminality. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion about the deadly culture of gang, gun, knife and criminality which is endemic in all our inner cities.

1,000 Suns. This folk-rock musical is set in an alternate future where the survivors of a nuclear war, shelter in a huge crater from the fallout that remains in the world above. A story of pioneers.

Are you a new, emerging writer looking for advice from someone who has been through it all? Get unique access to a literary agent, publisher, creative writing tutor, publicist or Edinburgh literature specialist for 15 minutes for 1-2-1 advice and answers to questions about your writing career. Places are limited and you’ll be asked to submit material in advance so your specialist can give you the best possible support. Part of the Edinburgh City of Literature New Writing Programme. Each ticket admits one person to a 15 min discussion with one of four experts. Please contact the Box Office to book your time slot. (Tickets cannot be purchased online.)

How do fathers and sons communicate? Sports? Cars? Tattoos? From John Wayne to 3D, see how two men found each other through cinema. 'Charmingly funny' (Scotsman). 'Heart-warming' **** (ThreeWeeks). 'Delightful' **** (Latest7).

Exciting, scary and fun... Delve into Scotland's bloody history. Experience live actors, dark history, thrilling rides and special effects. For an extra special Fringe experience visit between 6pm and 7pm. Are you brave enough?