Films, shows and exhibitions to see this weekend ART: Dig, The Odeon Site Artangel's latest large-scale commission is an ambitious installation by the young British-Israeli artist Daniel Silver, staged on the site of a long demolished Odeon cinema at the top of the Tottenham Court Road. The whole thing is a tour de force. Read Richard Dorment's review here. THEATRE: A Boy and his Soul Colman Domingo's A Boy and his Soul is a beautiful and tender one-man show. He is an extraordinary charismatic performer, with terrific dance moves, and often sings along with the soul records that soundtrack the show as if he were an over-excited DJ. Read Charles Spencer's review here. Tricycle Theatre, London NW6; Until Sept 21. Get deals on theatre tickets from Telegraph Box Office > Here's a Formula One story - about the bitter battle between James Hunt and Niki Lauda - that's not just for petrolheads. Its racing scenes are thrilling, and the personal dynamics in the pits and away from the track genuinely intriguing. Read David Gritten's review here. TV: Brits Icon: Sir Elton John Hosted by Dermot O'Leary, this tribute to Sir Elton John features him performing some of his best-loved hits, as well as material from his new album, The Diving Board. There's also a candid interview and tributes from a host of celebrities. See our full TV highlights here. ITV, Friday 9.00pm