If you have not got anything planned this weekend then have a look at some of the great events taking place.

The final part of Simon Pegg's Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy, titled The World's End (15) has hit the cinemas this week, with the apocalypse being a fitting end to the trilogy. In the fictional community of Newton Haven, the film starts of set in 1990 showing a group of 5 teenagers as they form a friendship around a failed attempt at a pub crawl, finishing at The World's End pub. 20 years later Gary King (Simon Pegg) decides to bring the group back together to complete this 'golden mile', which includes Andrew (nick Frost), Steven (Paddy Considine), Oliver (Martin Freeman) and Peter (Eddie Marsan). However the pub crawl comes to a quick end when the robotic doppelgangers of the residents turn up to cause havoc. Overall as with the other two films it is full of visual gags, with the relationship between Pegg and Frost producing some of the best lines of the film.

Australian circus company Casus will be performing a spellbinding display of agility and dance which their Knee Deep performance at the Auden Theatre in Holt on Saturday at 7pm, as part of this years Holt Festival. Four performers with hardly and equipment will push the physical form, using both traditional and contemporary circus techniques in their first production. Tickets are £20 with more information available at: www.holtfestival.org

As part of the King's Lynn Festival the London Handel Players will be performing some of the most loved of baroque concertos, which will include Telemann's Concerto for flute and violin in E minor, and Bach's Brandenburg concerto no.5. Their most recent recordings have been highly acclaimed, with audiences around the world enjoying their performances and recordings. Tickets will cost £18, with the performance starting at 7pm at St Margaret's Church in King's Lynn. This performance will be followed by Rachel Brown and Laurence Cummings who will be performing the programme Flute Family and Friends at 9:30pm at the same location, with tickets costing £9 or £7 is brought with the earlier performance. For more information visit: www.kingslynnfestival.org.uk.

The latest National Theatre Live Screening will be a live broadcast of the Manchester International Festival's Macbeth on Saturday at 8:30pm. This performance stars Kenneth Branagh as Macbeth with Alex Kingston as Lady Macbeth , in an electrifying take on one of Shakespeare's most well known tails, all taking part within Manchester church. The performance can be seen at Cinema City in Norwich (www.picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/Cinema_City), or the Fisher Theatre in Bungay ( www.fishertheatre.org).