March 2011
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: The Holy Rosenbergs @ National Theatre, Cottesloe

A fine, well-constructed new play from Ryan Craig, if a little conventional in places...

By Londonist

London Food & Drink News: 24 March 2011

New bar openings, the pioneer of Kappo cuisine, and artsy-farsty wine bottle labels.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 25-31 March

Other than the protest march...
By Rachel Holdsworth

Exhibition: At Home In Japan @ Geffrye Museum

Talk about timely...

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By helenbabbs

Preview: Richard III @ Tower of London

What will the ravens think?

By Lindsey

TONIGHT: Philharmonia Orchestra Play Music of Today

A free classical music concert for after work.

By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: Umbrellas Of Cherbourg @ Gielgud Theatre

Listen ver' carefully I shall only say zees once: 'Umbrellas of Cherbourg' is une dinde of the most enormous proportions.
By M@

Tube Flood, Power Cuts Reported At Charing Cross

The Trafalgar Square fountains have drained into Charing Cross Tube station. Services disrupted.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Why Are You Protesting? Puppets For Protest

Lots of people are protesting against government cuts on Saturday. We asked a group of people in the arts why they're doing it with puppets.
By johnmcga

Live Music Preview: Young Knives @ XOYO

With a taste for tweed and a great line in self-deprecating banter, it's hard to know how seriously to take Young Knives. Find out for yourself when the art-rock trio play XOYO on 6 April.
By M@

Dirt @ Wellcome Collection

Exploring our relationship with muck and filth.

By Lindsey

Artsdepot To Stay Open Despite Funding Cut

Barnet's best venue is determined to remain a vital part of North London life.

By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Wednesday's news from around the town. Starring an errant ferret (try saying that two or three times when you've had a few).
By Lindsey

More Desperate Royal Wedding Headlines

Why is Posh anxious? What's Bleakley doing in a horse-drawn carriage? Is that a Banksy? And how can you get your hands on a recording of the whole thing? Read on.

By M@

Visualisation: The Ebb And Flow Of London's Public Transport

Prepare to be hypnotised...
By Londonist

Cycle Hire Scheme to Be Extended to Battersea?

Will Cycle Hire docking stations soon be appearing beyond Kennington Road?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 23-29 March

The week ahead in literary London: Jennifer Egan, Nii Parkes, Michael Frayn, Michael Rosen and Costa winner Jo Shapcott. And more like that.