What's on - including a tribute to comedy legends

The Last Laugh, New Theatre, August 4-8 Three Legendary Comedians… One very unusual dressing room The smash-hit, West End play imagines three of Britain’s all-time greatest comedy heroes – Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse –in a dressing room, discussing the secret of life, death, comedy and what it means to be funny… really funny! Starring Damian Williams as Cooper, Simon Cartwright as Monkhouse and Britain’s Got Talent finalist, Steve Royle as Morecambe.

International Indian Dance Festival The Cresset, July 31 Prepare to be transported by an extraordinary celebration of rhythm, storytelling and artistic brilliance as exceptional dancers from across the UK and around the world take to the stage. From the timeless elegance of ancient classical forms to the vibrant energy of regional folk traditions and the bold creativity of contemporary choreography, this festival offers a breathtaking journey through one of the world's richest and most diverse dance cultures.

The LEGO® Movie, Cathedral Square, August 2 (3pm) Peterborough Positive presents a free big-screen showing of The LEGO® Movie to coincide with Peterborough Cathedral's exhibition, Travelling Bricks. Free to attend, seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Arrive early or bring your own chairs.

Dynamic Over-The-Top Action Wrestling, The Cresset, August 2 As the lights dim and the crowd roars, expect an electrifying blend of athleticism, drama, and pure entertainment. From the moment the first bell rings, you'll witness jaw-dropping acrobatics, bone-crushing power moves, and fierce rivalries that ignite the arena.

TRAVELLING BRICKS, Peterborough Cathedral, until August 29

Step into a world of imagination and engineering at this spectacular exhibition made from over 1 million LEGO® bricks featuring 120 incredible models across 60 scenes, created by professional artists.

Journey through four immersive zones, Air, Land, Sea, and Space.

Summer at Sacrewell Farm, until September 1

Activities include: Creative crafts in the Stone Barn; Animal talks; Meet and feed experiences; Pond dipping; Tractor photo opportunities; Bug hunting; Nature-inspired activities; Family Fun Hour; Duck races at Pooh Sticks Bridge (£1 per duck); Tractor rides (£2pp)

Cecil’s Summer of Discovery

Burghley House, August 1-23

Adventure Play, beautiful gardens and one of England’s greatest Elizabethan houses with a programme of hands-on activities designed to inspire curiosity, creativity and adventure.

Six Weeks of Summer at Ferry Meadows

There are fun things to do every day including the return of the Climbing Wall on July 31, at Nene Outdoors, with sessions running throughout the day

GO WILD at Flag Fen

Barter in a Roman marketplace, try on a toga, learn Roman numerals, and dig like an archaeologist in the Big Dig Tent (until August 2) then uncover the hidden lives of plants, prehistoric storytelling, and ancient traditions (August 3rd to 16th).

1980s Britain - Money Changes Everything Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery until August 8 Step back into one of the most bold, dramatic and influential decades in modern British history - a free exhibition exploring the politics, culture and social change that shaped a generation.