Theatre & Arts
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8 Films To See At The Cinema For Just £8

Get your big screen fix for under a tenner.
By Zoe Craig

See Illustrations Of Harry Potter, Peter Pan And Matilda At The Foundling Museum

A sweet show of literary orphans and foundlings.

★★★★☆
By Londonist

LGBT History Month Takes Over The Wallace Collection

Tickets on sale now.
By Londonist Staff

30 Years Of Poems On The Underground: Your Poems

Angel is the cruellest stop...
By Neil Dowden

Review: Herons Wades Into Teenage Troubles

Simon Stephens' early play mixes savage violence with tender hope.

 ★★★☆☆
By Franco Milazzo

Review: Is The Sun Setting On Cirque Du Soleil?

Show about wonder women fails to impress.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Stuart Black

Film Knights: Ian McKellen And Ken Branagh Joust Over Shakespeare On Film

The actors are rival ambassadors for BFI and Film London.
By Tabish Khan

Trees Grow On Money: The Intricate Art Of Yuken Teruya

Monopoly gets an organic makeover.

 ★★★★☆
By Will Noble

In Pictures: Is This What The Future Of London Looks Like?

Sky gardens and aquacities.
By Lettie Mckie

London's Most Raucous Poetry Night: Bang Said The Gun Is Back

Not your average recital.

By Franco Milazzo

La Traviata Is The Cathartic Opera You're Looking For: Review

Good grief.

 ★★★★★
By Will Noble

Laugh In The Face Of Love This Valentine's

Comedy specials in the season of ickiness.
By Tabish Khan

Light Art To Business Cards: January's Most Talked About Art Exhibitions

From Peckham to Mayfair.
By Lettie Mckie

Defying The Nazis Through Music: The Pianist Of Willesden Lane Reviewed

Tale of a Jewish Kindertransport pianist.

 ★★★★★
By Ioanna Karavela

Sleeping Rough In London Needn’t Mean It’s Game Over

Centrepoint’s short film challenges the stereotypes.
By Tabish Khan

Review: Step Inside Miro's Studio In Mayfair

An excellent recreation.

 ★★★★☆
By Laura Reynolds

The Best Of Wimbledon In Photos

Not just tennis and Wombles.
By Stuart Black

Nocturnal Espionage At The Tower Of London

New immersive theatrical tour.
By Laura Reynolds

Gallery: 26 Post-War Sculptures Listed In London

Hepworth and Gormley's work among those protected.
By Sam Smith

Review: Morality Tale Meets Wilde Wit In An Intimate Venue

Oscar Wilde's novella adapted for the stage by his own grandson.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

Dot To Dot Artworks Come To Digital Life In Covent Garden

And get your dot London domain.
By Ben Venables

Daniel Sloss Stops In Soho Ahead Of New York Debut

Star comedian slips on vagabond shoes.
By Stuart Black

Alexander McQueen On The Big Screen

Greenlight for fashion designer biopic.
By Victoria Thomas

Friday Photos: Flyovers

Mmm... concrete deliciousness.