April 2013
By Tabish Khan

Surreal Sculptures Chart Our Achievements: Kathy Dalwood @ PM Gallery

Surreal humour provides us with sculptures that merge the historic and the modern.
By Lise Smith

Sex And Death In Austro-Hungary: A Ballet For Grown-Ups

Mayerling is a darkly erotic ballet with an undertow of death and decline, superbly performed by the Royal Ballet.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Free & Cheap London Events: 22-28 April 2013

Free festivals, 'crap' films, a hootenanny, a disco and lots of comedy to see you through this week on the cheap.
By Londonist

Pug On Stage: An Operatic Take On Mansfield Park

Ten performers sing their way through the dramas of Jane Austen's timeless novel.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 21-27 April

Lucy Porter, Andy Zaltzman and a free comedy festival making you laugh this week.
By Ruth Hargreaves

In Pictures: A Window Into The World Of London Commuters

Arnau Oriol creates a series of photographs dedicated to the London commuter.
By Sam Smith

More Ecstasy Than Death From English National Ballet At The Coliseum

Fascinating and sexy triple bill of twentieth century works.

By Tabish Khan

Who Will Win This Year's Deutsche Borse Photography Prize?

Images of an African Space Programme and grim views of Northern England at The Photographers' Gallery.

Win Tickets To Acclaimed Comedy Night, Knock2Bag

An absolutely cracking comedy line up are set to rock the stage in East London (sponsored post).

By helenbabbs

An Experiment To Investigate The Theatrical Properties Of Children Of The Sun

Applying scientific theory to the National Theatre's Maxim Gorky revival.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London This Weekend: 20-21 April

Record Store Day, the London Marathon, the Tudor Pull and so much more!
By M@

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's London news.
By Rachel Holdsworth

The Friday Photos: Wind Power

Windmills and turbines.
By johnmcga

Music Interview: The Jim Jones Revue

Rupert from The Jim Jones Revue tells us about their visceral rock 'n' roll, and reveals which small London venue used to be a swimming pool.
By Londonist

A Timeless Tale Of Young Love In Beautiful Thing

Jonathan Harvey's tale back on stage at the Arts Theatre.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Catford Cat Bin Drama Hits Mumsnet

Celia Hammond Animal Trust plucks kittens from wheelie bin and needs homes for up to 70 others.
By Londonist

Guitarist James Blackshaw On Musical Inspirations, Comic Books And Almost Getting Glassed

A catch up with the country's finest guitarist ahead of this weekend's Denovali Swingfest Festival.
Things To Do
By Rachel2 Holdsworth

Things To Do In London For St George's Day 2013

Where to celebrate England's patron saint.