A Spanish Henry VIII, an Italian Julius Caesar and a Tempest in Arabic: Être ou ne pas être? Shakespeare's Globe is staging all 38 of the Bard's plays in the summer of 2012, each in a different language.
How to keep out of the red and in the pink this week.
The stories that we didn't have time to write about today, including word of a new embassy in London....
One of the most eagerly awaited annual dance events in London, the Sadler’s Wells Flamenco Festival will kick off on the 8th February.
Is this credit crunch theatre? No, this is Joe Bone’s thrilling one man show which boasts car chases, gun fights and a rampaging monster.
We revisit Covent Garden restaurant Clos Maggiore to learn a few tricks of the trade from Head Chef Marcellin Marc.
Drinking beer in a large stone box on Euston Road doesn't get any better than this.
A sculpture of a goat standing atop packing crates now graces the western entrance to Spitalfields. What does it all mean?
And that's just for starters. A curious run of events at Treadwells bookshop also includes Ethical Psychic Vampirism and pagan BDSM.
Times Square's famed Naked Cowboy (aka Robert Burck), will be at King's Cross St Pancras Station (near the First Capital Connect entrance) today at 1pm with his strategically placed guitar, a pair of boots, a ten gallon hat, a bunch of freebie bagels and little else.
Local musicians stage a benefit gig to protest against local council cuts and help save Artsdepot on Sunday 30 January.
Embroiled in the world of social media? Can't get enough of Twitbook and Flickface? Over 70 events at Social Media Week London might just push your button.
King's Cross St Pancras contains a different type of transport diagram - a map to help you navigate its nine separate lifts.
A culturally and historically significant portrait of freed slave, Ayuba Suleiman Diallo, goes on display today at the National Portrait Gallery, following a temporary export bar and international negotiations over its future.
Midweek tales from around town, including the third bit of semi-good-Olympic-news of the day.
It's fat at the top and thin down below; some think it's great, but others say No! Work on the divisive 'walkie-talkie' tower on Fenchurch Street is under way.
Five reclusive objects are released from their store rooms to begin a tour of London's cultural institutions.
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