2011
By Londonist

Dance Review: Resolution! @ The Place

With 100+ choreographies over 34 evenings it’s been a rollercoaster ride of a season.
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: Snake in the Grass @ The Print Room

Sarah Woodward shines in rarely-performed Ayckbourn ghost story at the cute Print Room in Westbourne Grove.

By Lindsey

Live Weekend Preview: Shunt At ICA

Free live performance of every ilk infiltrates the ICA from Wednesday till Sunday.

By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Our Private Life @ Royal Court, Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

A black comedy, competently acted, with successful, unconventional stylistic choices...but the story is hackneyed and the writing shallow.
By Franco Milazzo

London Fashion Week A/W11: Jacob Kimmie @ Vauxhall Fashion Scout

Jacob Kimmie's latest collection is bold, brave and relevant.
By Ruth

New Pub Review: Mason & Taylor

Bethnal Green Road's Mason and Taylor taps into a desire for something wholesome, old fashioned and familiar with a trendy edge in the creation of their dining menu.
By Amanda

Music Choice: 21-27 February

Roundup of this week's best music gigs.
By jamesup

TfL Planning To Remove Blackfriars Bridge Approach Cycle Lane

TfL proposes to add a second general traffic lane through the Blackfriars approach, removing the cycle lane from that most-needed stretch. There's an unpublicised consultation and it ends on Wednesday.

By M@

HMS Ark Royal To Become London Heliport?

The famous old ship could be moored in the Royal Docks in time for the Olympics.
By Londonist

London Fashion Week A/W11: jazzkatze @ Vauxhall Fashion Scout

"Eccentrically London" Ayumi Sufu shows off her jazzkatze collection.

By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Which multi-award-winning actor was born in Hammersmith on this day in 1946?
By Londonist

London Fashion Week A/W11: Style @ Somerset House

Fashion week photos from the Londonist Flickrpool this weekend.

By Marv

Live Music Review: Yuck @ Bush Hall

Young grungers Yuck rock the Bush Hall
By SallyB2

Weekend Round Up

Featuring angry residents, angry football fans and angry pensioners. Chill chaps, it's Sunday...
By Franco Milazzo

Theatre Review: The Blue Dragon @ Barbican

The creative genius behind Cirque du Soleil's Totem is back with his latest play.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Fatherland @ Gate Theatre

On leaving the Gate Theatre after Fatherland you’ll be left in no doubt of its conviction – it’s a play that wants to make you squirm; yet despite its gritty intentions, it also leaves you a little perplexed.
By M@

ProLondon Conference 2011: 1. The Future Of Aviation

Lefty politicians and anti-expansion lobbyists discuss London's aviation problems.
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #66

A cygnet's-eye view of a sunset over Kensington Gardens.