Theatre & Arts

By M@

This Might Just Be The Best Guide To Exploring London We've Ever Seen

Exceptional stuff from Rachel Kolsky.

By Johnny Fox

No Place Like Rome: Julius Caesar At Bridge Theatre

Not Shakespeare’s easiest play, but the Bridge makes it very accessible.

★★★★☆

By Hannah Foulds

These Two Small Plays Are Punching Well Above Their Weight

Believable, likeable characters.

★★★★☆

By Laura Reynolds

London Has A Whole Shop Dedicated To Alice In Wonderland

Curiouser and curiouser.

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

One Man's Obsession With The Golden Age Of British Wrestling

" It was like a soap opera."

By Johnny Fox

Never Mind The Quality: Rothschild & Sons At Park Theatre

Clearly it’s hard to write an eleven o’clock number when the ghetto closes at nine.

★★★☆☆

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

A Map Of Shoreditch Street Art

This east London locale is slathered in the stuff.

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

The 12 Biggest Exhibitions To See In February

We've filtered the art month for you, you're welcome.

By Johnny Fox

Con Tricks And Cocktails: The Grift At Town Hall Hotel

The fun and games of the ‘chase’.

★★★★★

By Laura Reynolds

Secret Cinema's Next Production Has Been Announced...

The secret's out.

By Neil Dowden

An Amusing Tribute To Maverick Ken Campbell

More of an anecdotal tribute than a fully-fledged play.

★★★☆☆

By Sam Smith

Collective Rage: A Humorous Yet Poignant Exploration Of Rage And Belonging

Five women, united by a name.

★★★☆☆

By Harry Rosehill

How Many Of These Tube Map Covers Do You Remember?

Looking back at 13 years of artwork.

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Jazz It Up With This Fantastic Free Exhibition On British Jazz

Free, informative, and set to a jaunty soundtrack.

★★★★☆

By Sam Smith

Queens Do Battle At The Duke Of York’s

Who plays who is decided by the toss of a coin.

★★★★★

By Sophia Shluger

Art In Play At Wilton's Music Hall

Impressionism brought to life on stage.

★★★★☆

By Lydia Manch

Adam Riches' Inane Chicanery

Front row may get wet.

★★★★☆

By Neil Dowden

Jennifer Saunders Is Absolutely Fabulous In Oscar Wilde Play

A "Wilde lite" version of Lady Windermere's Fan.

★★★☆☆

By Sam Smith

The Beginning Of A Relationship Explored In Intricate Detail

An entertaining show to make you think.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

The Hayward Gallery Is Back With A Massive Exhibition

A cattle ranch and an Amazon warehouse mess with our minds.

★★★★☆

By Sam Smith

Giselle Proves The Ultimate Romantic Ballet

Soft and otherworldly.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

London's Best Exhibitions To See Right Now

We sift through them all and present the finest.

By Sophia Shluger

Chronicles Of Modern Disillusionment: The War Has Not Yet Started

Mikhail Durnenkov’s latest play is both provocative and disturbing.

★★★☆☆

By Neil Dowden

A Pitch-Perfect Revival Of An Early Pinter Classic

The Birthday Party turns 60.

★★★★★