October 2011
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 11-17 October

A busy week for theatre and dance fans; while London’s art world is dominated by Frieze
By M@

Preview: Amy Winehouse Pop Art By Gerald Laing

The late singer continues her Obi-Wan-like persistance with a new art show in Mayfair.
By Jon Davis

Theatre Preview: Distance @ ICA

Explore the distances between those across the world and across the street

By Franco Milazzo

Review: Victoria Station/One For The Road @ Young Vic

A pair of Pinters ready for the reviving.
By Zoe Craig

Preview: The Serpentine Gallery Garden Marathon

The latest cross-cultural Serpentine Gallery Marathon takes a look at gardens
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Preview: The Colored Museum @ Victoria and Albert Museum

The V&A hosts George C Wolfe's powerful satire as part of Black History Month
By TimW

Top Ten London Jazz Festival Gigs

A dose of jazz a day keeps the doctor away.
By Londonist

Words And Pictures From National Poetry Day @ Royal Festival Hall

Katy Evans-Bush visited the Royal Festival Hall to see what poetry looks like.
By SallyB2

Art Review: Pipilotti Rist @ the Hayward

A guest reviewer has her 'eyeballs massaged' at the Hayward.
By M@

Preview: The London Science Festival 2011

Martian rovers, geek comedy, Richard Dawkins and catalytic clothing.
By M@

Inside Central St Martin's College, King's Cross

5,000 creative minds move into King's Cross. The area will never be the same again.
By Dean Nicholas

West Ham Bid For Olympic Stadium "Collapses"

Stunning development in the Olympic Stadium story.
By Franco Milazzo

This Week’s London Cabaret Zingers: 10-16 October 2011

More cabaret than you can shake a stick at.
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: The Killing of Sister George @ Arts Theatre

Meera Syal swaggers bravely as a macho lesbian in The Killing of Sister George, but is it all bull-ish bluster and no substance?
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Good news for 2012 art, bad news for 2012 archery. What will we do for news in 2013?
By Lindsey

Free To Dance Marathon & World's Greatest Silent Disco

Support Ben Hammond dancing in The Scoop for 131 hours this week
By Dean Nicholas

Preview: London Cocktail Week 2011

A week-long celebration of those marvellous cocks and their tails.
By Londonist

Club Preview: Breakout @ Proud

Showcasing the best new music talent of the past 12 months, including Caan and Polarsets.