Curious encounters dictated by your desires
More sex, vicar?
Stella Artois goes theatrical in an immersive live action heist. Intriguing, but is it too mysterious?
Three kid-friendly shows and an operatic fairy tale open, while pink Aldwych hen night favourite puts its hot pants away and goes on tour.
Lucy Bailey's new production of 'Beggar's Opera' at Regents Park strives for bawdy effect with musical authenticity and a high snatch count.
In this its first production of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, the Globe stages quite the spectacle - but its humour falls a little flat...
Big shows opening, a Royal Court debut, the first street photography festival and things that go bump in the night
Our pick of the exciting theatre, dance, opera and art shows opening in London this week
Eschewing the clichés of high drama, Ian Rickson’s excellent production of Pinter's 1978 play remains solidly down to earth, accurate and honest.
The cultural highlights for London.
Find out how you can join the debate
Hooray for a theatre that cares what you think
The pick of this week's openings on London's cultural calendar, including dance, opera, theatre and art
This week's opera, dance, theatre, art and exhibition highlights
The Wyndhams Theatre ticket lottery explained, but is the show worth the hassle?
Dishing the dirt at the Barbican.
Lumpy and oversweetened, Cowardy Custard fails to impress although the material is glorious.
It's Buster Keaton bustin' moves and doing some very funny audio mash-ups at the same time.
Our tips on what to see in London this week
Consume some culture with your packed lunch in the shadow of the wedding cake church.
Roger Lloyd-Pack is back on the London stage. We talk to him about theatre, Fools and going south of the river (at any time of night).
Monkeys, monsters and Macbeth... it's a wonderfully varied week on London's cultural calendar.
Can Prince William master his speech in time for the big day?
Read our verbatim review of Do We Look Like Refugees?!, an extreme verbatim theatre telling of the surprisingly gentle and tender experiences of people displaced during the fighting in South Ossetia in 2008.
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