Glasgow host Sparks, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Claire Sweeney There is a whole wealth of cultural events happening across the city this foggy Monday so there is no excuse for staying in and lying on the couch - as tempting as that may seem! If you fancy a bit of theatre, why not head along to September in the Rain? Former Brookside actress Claire Sweeney will be joined by Cold Feet star John Thomson in this John Godber play about a couple who's life together can be charted by their visits to Blackpool. The show runs at the Theatre Royal until Saturday (November 30). Tickets are priced between £10 and £29.50. Read more about the show here: Also in the theatrical vein is Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, which is showing at the King's Theatre. Tickets are priced from £10. Watch a sneak peek of the show in this YouTube video: If some music would really cheer up your Monday then, as always, there is a whole host of gigs happening across the city. The Arches are hosting Sparks, the LA band who formed in 1971 and had a big hit with This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us. Tonight they'll be performing The Revenge Of Two Hands, One Mouth from 7pm. Check out what started the whole concept - Two Hands, One Mouth here: David Duffy will be showcasing at Maggie Mays and US indie folk band Thao and Get Down Stay Down are hoping to bring the house down at Broadcast. Lesley Riddoch will be launching her book, Blossom: What Scotland Needs to Flourish at the Mitchell Library from 6.30pm.