Theatre & Arts
By Will Noble

What's The Red Baron Got To Do With Croydon?

Quite a bit, explains new exhibition.
By Sam Smith

Review: If You See One Philip Glass Opera, Make It This One

Minimalism connects Ancient Egypt to the modern day.

 ★★★★☆
By Rachel Stoplar

Beautiful Photos Celebrate North And West London's Waterways

Sunsets, kittens and boats from Barnet to Brent.
By Tabish Khan

Chocolate Hand Grenades: The Art Of K-Tee

Chocs away.
By Lettie Mckie

Review: German Skerries Paints Portrait Of Everyday British Life

Who said birdwatching in Middlesbrough was dull?

 ★★★★☆
By Rachel Stoplar

All-Female Exhibition Opens In Tower Bridge

Local art on display for International Women's Day.
By Tabish Khan

See Incredible (And Incredibly Beautiful) Images Of The Brain

Science Museum's show is artistic and informative.
By Victoria Thomas

Review: I See You Lacks An Edge

A Friday night in post-Apartheid South Africa at the Royal Court.

 ★★★☆☆
By Victoria Thomas

Museum Of London Calling All Punks

Share your stories.
By Tabish Khan

Gore And Gold: March's Most Talked About Art Exhibitions

Our finger on the pulse of the London art scene.
By Stuart Black

Secret Theatre: Fascinating Pictures Show Backstage Shenanigans

Photographer spends a year in London's playhouses.
By Stuart Black

Film Review: Hitchcock/Truffaut Dissects The Directors

Solid documentary about two great filmmakers.

★★★☆☆
By Tabish Khan

Did You Know About The Art Collection In A Hospital?

Royal London hospital has plenty of contemporary art.
By M@

Discover The Archaeology Of Crossrail In New Books

Stepney and Bow Creek.
By Stuart Black

Sprint Festival Of New Theatre Gets Off To Flying Start

Opening show Locus Amoenus is a winner.

 ★★★★☆
By Tabish Khan

Review: Be Greeted By Neon Breasts At The Serpentine Galleries

Abstract art on steroids in this double bill.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Londonist

Friday Photos: London's Squares

From Sloane to Granary.
By James FitzGerald

Review: Welcome Home, Captain Fox! Is Not So Fantastic

Shaky start to Donmar's 2016 season.

 ★★☆☆☆
Film & TV
By Stuart Black

London Has Fallen Is The Worst Film About Our City Ever

Gerard Butler sinks in a high tide of pigswill.

 ☆☆☆☆☆
By Will Noble

Review: Ali At The O2 Is Good But Not The Greatest

Insightful exhibition craves better curation.

 ★★★☆☆

9 Reasons To Get Your National Art Pass Now

Free entry, plus you're helping keep art visible to the public.
By Tabish Khan

Review: Botticelli Reimagined With Hermaphrodites At The V&A

Renaissance master inspired the Pre-Raphaelites and James Bond.

 ★★★★☆
By Neil Dowden

Review: Bottom Almost Drops Out Of Riotous A Midsummer Night's Dream

Filter's irreverent take on Shakespeare is comic mayhem.

 ★★★☆☆
By Rachel Stoplar

Review: The Father Is How Immersive Theatre Ought To Be

Lear meets Kafka meets Groundhog Day.

 ★★★★☆