A Mad World My Masters, Swan Theatre, Stratford. On until October 25. Box office: 01789 403492.

Original traditional and portrait paintings, contemporary and abstract art, films and pottery will make up the contrasting mix of works presented at the Tysoe Arts Trail this summer.

Adetomiwa Edun, who starred in the BBC’s Merlin, takes the lead role in Lionboy, a show for young people based on the novel by Zizou Corder, on at Warwick Arts Centre from Tuesday to Thursday.

Love, hope and loss are the focus of a new collection of semi-abstract landscape paintings by Warwick artist Toni Storey.

Leamington artist Sonia Bublaitis is auctioning a love-inspired painting in aid of an online support forum.

James and the Giant Peach, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry. On until Saturday (June 15). Box office: 024 7655 3055.

Predator: Finishing Off What I Started When I Was Five, Warwick Arts Centre, June 11. On again tonight (June 12). Box office: 024 7652 4524.

Uncle Vanya, Loft Theatre, Leamington. On until Saturday (June 15). Box office: 0844 493 4938.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by the Playbox Theatre at the Dream Factory, Warwick, June 11.

Belgrade Unplugged, Compton Verney, near Kineton. On at various venues until Saturday (June 15). Box office: 024 7655 3055.

Lulo Reinhardt, Warwick Arts Centre, June 6.

Photographs of Leamington sights have been incorporated into the original designs of Leamington 22-year-old fashion design student Sarah Moran, whose final year collection was selected for this year’s Graduate Fashion Show in Leicester, which took place on Tuesday.

The Mosquitoes, the Zephyr Lounge, Leamington, June 5.

The landscapes and architecture of Cornwall, Wales, the south of France, Italy and Spain have fuelled the inspiration to create the artworks next on display at rural Warwickshire gallery, the Art Barn.

An Olivier Award-winning writer’s stage production of Roald Dahl’s first children’s book, James and the Giant Peach, is coming to the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry.

Free opera and ballet performances are beaming live into Coventry’s Transport Museum as part of a national Big Screen scheme.

Emerging musical talents from across the UK are being promoted at a new show coming to Leamington tonight (Wednesday).

Vocal harmony masters The Overtones will bring the sounds of Frank Sinatra to Warwick Castle’s Summer Proms event on Saturday July 13.

A one-act, all-male First World War drama is the Priory Theatre in Kenilworth’s entry into the Lighthorne Festival of One Act Plays.

Audiences can have a tantalising glimpse into the lives of everyday folk in rural 19th century Russia as Chekhov’s masterpiece Uncle Vanya is brought to a Leamington stage.