Piccadilly

It’s all about history today as we bring you news of fresh interest in a retired poltergeist, an old church and a new photo archive.

Criterion Presents new lunchtime and late evening entertainment in its glorious Victorian subterranean theatre (sponsored)

More Londony trivia for a Monday morning.

A challenge for the artists and the audience alike, a one off performance of Haydn’s Seven Last Words took place on Thursday evening with mixed success.

Text, dance and music will explore death and hope in a sacred setting tonight.

Monday news. Amongst other things, find out why TfL and the Royal Academy are in trouble.

Intended as “a celebration of all things beef”, Argentine restaurant chain Gaucho held its annual Divine Bovine dinner this week at its Piccadilly branch.

The Royal Academy’s got a new restaurant, where the décor is as sumptuous as the menu.

With its emphasis on extremes – extreme storytelling, extreme topics and extreme film-making techniques, the indie film festival Raindance once again elevates the capital’s cinema-going opportunities to gigantic proportions, with a programme that boasts 250 shorts and documentaries, five of which are banned in other …

Any fans of Tony Blair hoping to get a signed copy of the former PM’s messianic new tome, A Journey, on September 8th had best be prepared for a rough ride. Security at the Waterstone’s Piccadilly signing will be tight: cameras, bags, and briefcases are …