The countdown has started for the tenth annual HighTide Festival.
For those who couldn’t make it to the Edinburgh Fringe (or could but missed it), there is a chance to see Rob Drummond's In Fidelity, as well as Theresa Ikoko's Girls, Elinor Cook's Pilgrims and Anders Lustgarten's The Sugar-Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie.
Other theatre events include a work-in-progress presentation of Role Play by Thea Smiley and rehearsed reading of Caroline Wiseman's The Leonardo Question.
The programme also includes cabaret, live music, a film screening, discussions and talks, and seven Face to Face events:
- Alexi Kaye Campbell, Elizabeth McGovern and Ben Miles in conversation
- Eleanor Bron in conversation with Terri Paddock
- Celia Imrie in conversation with Terri Paddock
- Charles Spencer in conversation with Michael Billington
- Christopher Hampton in conversation with Kate Mosse
- Steven Atkinson and Francesca Clark in conversation with Kate Mosse
- War and Peace: Tom Harper
For comedy there is Bourgeois and Maurice, Pajama Men, Nish Kumar and Spencer Jones all presented by Soho Theatre.
The HighTide Festival runs from 8 to 18 September in Aldeburgh, Suffolk.