April 2012
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #112

Taking shelter in Soho Square.
By AndrewT

Theatre Preview: The Irish Giant @ Southwark Playhouse

The story of Charles Byrne and John Hunter finally comes to the stage.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: In Conversation @ Government Art Collection

A collection of works on how conversation is portrayed through art.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: West Coast Live Radio Show

San Francisco comes to London with guests including Jay Rayner, AS Byatt, Simon Singh and placehacker Bradley Garrett.
By Simon Anderson

My London Marathon: Poop Crisis

What happens when nature calls.
By BethPH

Bahrain Grand Prix Protesters Target F1 Company

Human rights campaigners call for race to be cancelled.
By suke

Alternative Fashion Week: A Snapshot

Alternative Fashion Week - delivering just about everything on the creative spectrum of fashion design
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: David Wightman - Paramour @ Halcyon Gallery

Textured landscape paintings provide a unique sense of depth.
By Lindsey

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 22-28 April

Two lots of Tony Law, 1950s comedy, new material and impro
By M@

Extra, Extra

And the rest of the day's news...
By tikichris

Hypnagogia by ROA Opens Today @ Stolenspace

A two space gallery show + book by one of London's most prolific street artists, ROA
By M@

New Theatre Approved For Astoria Site

Along with three other buildings and a new public space.
By Zoe Craig

In Pictures: Cutty Sark Prepares For Reopening

Snaps from London's snappiest tea clipper
By helenbabbs

Circusfest Review: Backgammon for Beginners @ Jacksons Lane

The hard-to-grab-hold-of tale is told through low key but impressive acrobatics
By Doron

Preview: An Evening With Tim Burgess 'Telling Stories'

Tim Burgess soundtracks his autobiography with some of The Charlatans' classics.

By Londonist

Club Watch: Egyptian Lover, DJ Stingray, Rashad & Spinn @ Corsica Studios

The sexiest man on the Nile heads a line-up of dancefloor dazzlers

By AndrewT

Comedy Preview: Comedy Bonk @ Soho Theatre

Tony Law headlines a cracking late line-up for laughs
By Dave Newbury

Ticket Alert: Faith No More @ Hammersmith Apollo

The greatest band ever come to the greatest city. That is all.