October 2012
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #134

Clouds obscuring sunlight over London's western skyline.
By BelindaL

Theatre Review: Fireface @ Young Vic

Expect scenes of flames, nudity, incest, birth and death in this translated from the German language drama.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 7-13 October

Simon Munnery, Reginald D Hunter, PLEB Talks and a show with the audience on exercise bikes.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Rain Room @ The Curve, Barbican Centre

A room full of rain that parts as you walk through it.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Extra, Extra

Today's news, including a stalled Pinnacle and a slow pub.
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: Our Boys @ Duchess Theatre

A well-acted and interesting period glimpse into squaddie life at the height of IRA atrocities.
By M@

What's The Best Pub In Hampstead And Highgate?

Join us on a pub crawl round the top six.
By Jemma

Review: New Art Club @ Soho Theatre

Quiet Act of Destruction: A tragicomic, bread-flying romp of a show.
By Jonn

Reinventing London's Boroughs

London's boroughs are the wrong size. So we invented some new ones.

By Sam Smith

Opera Review: Julius Caesar @ Coliseum

Two first rate counter-tenors appear in this new production of Handel's masterpiece.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Andrew Mackenzie @ Sarah Myerscough

Bright colours and geometric architecture provide a refreshing take on landscape painting.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Bronze Age Remains Found In Plumstead

Crossrail dig uncovers evidence of ancient transport route.
By Londonist

Club Watch: Wavey Tones vs Warm @ Corsica Studios

John Tejada and Vessel set to launch albums and blow minds

By Dean Nicholas

London Food & Drink News: 5 October

Burgers, cocktails, dinner dancing and more.
By Lindsey

Gig Preview: Celebration Of Life @ Royal Festival Hall

Naturally 7, Jason Yarde, Peter Hunnigale, Donae'o & Ayanna perform.

By TimW

The Friday Photos: Here Be Dragons

The Griffins guarding the City of London.
By M@

Things To Do In London Today: 5 October 2012

Fundraising smurfs, real bread and free tea.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Extra, Extra

Happy National Poetry Day to you.