October 2012
By Lindsey

Extra, Extra

News in links + a heads-up on tomorrow's TUC protest.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Preview: Dr Faustus @ Pleasance Theatre

Soul-selling courtesy of physical theatre company Scene Productions.
By M@

Could Eros Be Wrapped In A Snow Globe For Christmas?

Angelic figure to get PVC sheath.
By Lise Smith

Dance Review: Itamar Serussi, MONO @ The Place

A highly kinetic show about doubling up from a fascinating new voice in choreography.
By Lindsey

Top 10 Things To Do In The Borough Of Newham

Amazing views, old style music-hall, proper boozers, novelty transport and -- oh yeah -- that Olympic Park stuff.

By TimW

The Friday Photos: Stag Party

It's rutting season in Richmond Park.
By BethPH

The MP Expenses Scandal Part II

Lessons apparently unlearned.
By Rachel Holdsworth

No Pedestrianisation For Oxford Street - Yet

Buses here to stay for the time being.
By Tabish Khan

Review: Wildlife Photographer Of The Year @ Natural History Museum

The competition returns to give us the best in evocative and emotive animal photographs from around the world.
By M@

London's Forgotten Disasters: The Capital's Greatest Tragedy

The fire that killed 3,000.

By Sam Smith

Opera Review: Don Giovanni @ Coliseum

English National Opera's first revival of its 2010 production works a treat.

By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: The Rolling Stones, Fun, Amanda Palmer And More

Will demand for November's Rolling Stones gigs mean You Can't Always Get What You Want? See our pick of gigs on sale today.
By M@

Things To Do In London Today: 19 October 2012

Apples, fireflies, free film and cunning stunts.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Extra, Extra

The day's news, with added charitable dancing breasts.
By Zoe Craig

Exhibition Review: The Lost Prince @ National Portrait Gallery

The Portrait Gallery's latest show is dedicated to a forgotten slice of the Stuarts' story.
By Dave Newbury

Festival Preview: Nail The Cross @ Shacklewell Arms

Peer into the underground with London’s most exciting festival.
By Ben_Fowler

London Film Festival Review: The Road - A Story Of Life And Death

The London Film Festival turns its eye on immigrant life in the capital with Marc Isaacs' documentary, The Road.
By BelindaL

Theatre Review: Stacy @ The New Diorama Theatre

Theatre gets up close and personal as we dive into one man's mind.