From Thomas Cole at the National Gallery to Queen at TRNSMT festival in Glasgow, 7 Unmissable Events

THE MAIN EVENT

The Art Show: Thomas Cole – Eden To Empire

The Bolton-born artist’s epic five-piece cycle, The Course Of Empire (part three, The Consummation Of Empire, 1836, above) is on display in the UK for the first time as part of the National Gallery’s illuminating show. Until Oct 7

 

The Film: Adrift

Shailene Woodley (above with Sam Claflin) is excellent in this drama, based on real events, of a couple stuck in the Pacific on a stricken ship. Out now

Shailene Woodley (above with Sam Claflin) is excellent in this drama, based on real events, of a couple stuck in the Pacific on a stricken ship. Out now

 

The Exhibition: Tolkien – Maker Of Middle Earth

Delve into the extraordinary mind of the Hobbit author in an immersive exhibition including manuscripts, maps, letters and more. Until Oct 28, Bodleian Library, Oxford

Delve into the extraordinary mind of the Hobbit author in an immersive exhibition including manuscripts, maps, letters and more. Until Oct 28, Bodleian Library, Oxford

 

The Festival: TRNSMT

Arctic Monkeys rock the main stage tonight at the Glasgow festival, with Queen + Adam Lambert (above) and The Killers next weekend’s headliners (Fri, Sun)

Arctic Monkeys rock the main stage tonight at the Glasgow festival, with Queen + Adam Lambert (above) and The Killers next weekend’s headliners (Fri, Sun)

 

The TV Show: Return Of Alright On The Night

David Walliams (above) follows in the footsteps of Denis Norden and Griff Rhys Jones by introducing a fresh selection of on-camera calamities. Mon or Tue (World Cup-dependent), ITV, 9.15pm

David Walliams (above) follows in the footsteps of Denis Norden and Griff Rhys Jones by introducing a fresh selection of on-camera calamities. Mon or Tue (World Cup-dependent), ITV, 9.15pm

 

The Musical: Kiss Me, Kate

For the final week of its tour, Opera North’s brilliant production of the Cole Porter classic arrives in Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre (above: Zoë Rainey and Alan Burkitt). Wed to Sat

For the final week of its tour, Opera North’s brilliant production of the Cole Porter classic arrives in Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre (above: Zoë Rainey and Alan Burkitt). Wed to Sat

 

The Play: Jerusalem

Jasper Britton (above) steps into Mark Rylance’s grubby combat boots for the first major revival of Jez Butterworth’s landmark play. Until Jul 21, The Watermill Theatre, Berkshire

Jasper Britton (above) steps into Mark Rylance’s grubby combat boots for the first major revival of Jez Butterworth’s landmark play. Until Jul 21, The Watermill Theatre, Berkshire

 

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