Kirsty finds out about an ambitious new production of Alasdair Gray's seminal novel Lanark that opens in Edinburgh and she talks to its director and cast about the challenges of adapting such an epic work for the stage.

Kirsty talks to leading theatre directors Robert Lepage and Simon McBurney. Gemma Cairney talks to some writers and performers whose productions are informed by their own experiences of depression.

Kirsty finds out about the long-lost scripts from Hancock's Half Hour which are being staged on the Fringe. There is also a performance from Canadian pianist Chilly Gonzales and Alastair Sooke's pick of the Art Festival.