Five Things To Do In Edinburgh: Wednesday 28 November DANCE: Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty. This timeless fairy tale, about a young girl cursed to sleep for 100 years, was turned into a legendary ballet in 1890. We meet our heroine, Aurora, at her Christ-ening, when fairies and vampires fed the gothic imagination, before the story moves forward a century to the modern day. Featuring designs by Olivier Award-winners Lez Brotherston (set and costumes), Paule Constable (lighting) with sound design by Paul Groothuis, which will take the audience into the heart of Tchaikovsky's magnificent score in specially recorded surround sound. Matthew Bourne's haunting new production is a gothic romance; a supernatural love story that even the passage of time cannot hinder. PANTO: Frankenstein the Panto. A festive panto take on Mary Shelley's Gothic novel. St Serf's Parish Church, Ferry Road, 7.30pm, £7 (£3, kids; £17 family), no tel. Peter Quilter's comedy presented by the Edinburgh Makars. St Bride's Centre, Orwell Terrace, 7.30pm, £10 (£8.50), 0131-346 1405 COMEDY: Best O Scottish Comedy. Talk about doing what it says on the tin! Here's a carload of the best comics on the contemporary Scottish circuit. With Parrot, Jim Park, Sarah Short and host Scott Agnew. MUSIC: Rizzle Kicks. With Mikill Pane and Nina Nesbitt. Corn Exchange, Newmarket Road, 7pm, £15, 0131-477 3500