Theatre & Arts

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

Edwardian Postcards Of London

Wish you were there?

By Kyra Hanson

Inside Pussy Riot: Sassy Protest Theatre Or Punk Prayer Fallen On Deaf Ears?

This immersive offering of Pussy Riot's ordeal is more parody than protest art.

★★★☆☆

By Harry Rosehill

Blockbusters Love Destroying London

The Houses Of Parliament get hit a lot.

By Chris Bridges

A Blistering New Adaptation Of Miss Julie

A sultry and thought-provoking performance.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Superbugs And Rockets Side By Side At Science Museum

Should we be scared about antibiotic resistance?

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

The Best Year Yet For This Photographic Portraits Exhibition

The strongest line up we've seen for this prize.

★★★★☆

By Holli-Mae Johnson

An Earnest Attempt At A Wilde Classic

Brockley Jack revives the well-worn classic.

★★★☆☆

By Sam Smith

"The World's Oldest State Of The Nation Play" Gets Another Airing

Still as relevant as it was 2,500 years ago.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

A Splash Of Northern Style Arrives At Somerset House, But Lacks Substance

Less Madchester, more blandchester.

★★☆☆☆

By Johnny Fox

Glengarry Glen Ross: A First Rate Play About Second Rate Men

Not a tartan bonnet in sight.

★★★★☆

By Lydia Manch

This Southbank Restaurant Is Jazzing Up Your Saturday

Spectacular seafood...

★★★★☆

By Will Noble

Heard This Hilarious Recording Of A Smooth-Talking DLR Conductor?

"This is South Quay station, alight here for... I'm not sure."

By Sophia Shluger

The Quagmire Of Debt Explored In The Trap

A play that needs more comedy. Or closure. Or both.

★★☆☆☆

By David Lloyd-Davies

David Hoyle Shines Bright Like A Diamond

An uplifting and empowering show at Soho Theatre.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Lust Over Beautiful Ferraris At The Design Museum

From the 250 to the LaFerrari.

★★★★☆

By Will Noble

Subterranean Screenings: Watch Films Underground In Clapham's Deep Level Shelter

Talk about immersive cinema.

By Londonist Staff

Six Years On, How's Matilda The Musical Holding Up?

An ideal Christmas outing that's far classier than pantomime.

★★★★☆

By Will Noble

A Map Of London Film Locations

Spot the Camberwell Carrot.

By M@

London Was Once The World's Biggest Port: Here's Its Story

Docklands history.

By Johnny Fox

This Rematch Of The Red Lion Improves On Earlier Productions

A tighter script makes for a convincing show.

★★★★☆

By Londonist Staff

What Keeps Bill Nighy Coming Back To The Courtauld Gallery?

Trust him, he's an actor.

By M@

Squawk! London's Parakeets Star In New Children's Book

Can you spot them all?

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Lovely Landscapes Beautify Waterloo Station

Big Ben and The Shard in the same photograph.

Museums & Galleries

By Tabish Khan

The King And Prince Shake Up The O2 With A Disappointing Double Bill

Time for some purple rain, uh-huh.

★★☆☆☆