Theatre & Arts
By Ioanna Karavela

Two Shorts From The Hippest Film Night In London

Shorts On Tap is two years old.
By Savannah Whaley

Review: Some People Talk About Violence Is Depressing, Relevant, Funny And Exciting

No wonder everyone's talking about Barrel Organ.

 ★★★★★
By Rachel Holdsworth

Racial Stereotypes And Creepy Characters From Daphne: Review

Funny, clever, uncomfortable sketch comedy.

 ★★★★★
Christmas in London
By Londonist Staff

The Best Christmas Film Screenings In London

Movies to get you in the mood for merriment.
By Partner

Deal Of The Day: See Mr Foote's Other Leg For £13.50

A great show for a great price.
By Londonist

We Talk Awards, Fish Markets And Megabus Gold With Comedian Jayde Adams

Catch her at the Roundhouse in December.
By Johnny Fox

Review: Will Everyone Get The Jokes At Jest End?

Waterloo East show sends up musical theatre.

★★★☆☆
By Savannah Whaley

Review: Lydia Leonard Makes A Big Impact In Little Eyolf

Against a powerfully bare backdrop.

★★★★☆
Art & Photography
By Londonist

The Best Of Dagenham In Photos

Not just industrial wasteland.
By Ben Venables

The Soho Porn Star And The PM: 1970s Scandals In New Biopic

Respectable: The Mary Millington Story trailer released.
By Tabish Khan

An Art And Technology Double Header At Serpentine Galleries, Reviewed

A pretty and an informative exhibition, but neither gets it right.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Partner

Deal Of The Day: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra At Royal Albert Hall

A right royal do for £20 - over 50% off.
By Stuart Black

The Weird And Witty Film Art Up For This Year’s Jarman Award

Six artists compete for the prestigious prize.
By Lettie Mckie

Dead Funny: Jack Rooke On His Show Inspired By Bereavement

We talk to the comedian ahead of his run at Soho Theatre.
By Londonist

Wonder Woman And Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange Shoot In London

Nothing to see here: except ludicrous superheroes.
By Tabish Khan

Spectacular Landscape Photographs In Waterloo Station

The UK's best landscape images.
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Caryl Churchill's New Play About The End Of Life

A bitter sweet short at the National.

 ★★★★☆
By Neil Dowden

Review: Pericles's Voyage Not All Plain Sailing

Shakespeare's late romance is hit and miss at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.

 ★★★☆☆
By Rosalind Stone

Beastie Boys Musical Is A Great Excuse To Paaaarrrrtaay

It's funny, too.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

The Best Exhibitions To See In December

Calder's mobiles, top-class photography and London's most famous diarist.

By Londonist

Friday Photos: Punks Of London

From London Underground staff to dogs.
By Tabish Khan

God's Own Junkyard's Neon Lights Come To Soho

Exhibition marks death of founder.
By Stuart Black

Touching True Stories And Historical Films In All-Day Croydon Film Fest

The third Croydon International Film Festival.
By Franco Milazzo

Review: A Viz Comic Strip Is More Subtle Than Evening At The Talk House

An exercise in public self-pleasuring.

★☆☆☆☆