Theatre & Arts
By Londonist

London Films Not To Miss In July

Films to escape the summer heat with.
By Tabish Khan

Ben Uri Gallery Celebrates 100 Years With Big Names And Powerful Art

A creepy carousel and the ordeals of immigration.

 ★★★☆☆
By Tabish Khan

Joseph Cornell's Cabinets Of Curiosities At The Royal Academy

Watch a kangaroo fight a man.

 ★★★☆☆
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Second Hand Meditation

Nightmares soothed in the Isle of Dogs.
By Zoe Craig

Audrey Hepburn: Beautifully Reserved

Mystifying, inscrutable... or just professional?

 ★★★☆☆
By Rachel Holdsworth

Street Art Festival Comes To Shoreditch

Watch artists create work before your very eyes.
By Londonist

The Gruffalo Is The Perfect Intro To Theatre For Kids

Take your tinies to the West End.

 ★★★★☆
By BelindaL

No Half Measures For Dromgoole's Last Summer At Globe Theatre

Sex, death and whipping in Measure for Measure.

★★★★☆
By Silvia Baretta

Bookish Harper Lee Adaptation Honours Classic Novel

Part play, part reading.

 ★★★★☆
By Laura Reynolds

Friday Photos: Ice Cream

You licky people.
By Ioanna Karavela

How A Street Piano Keeps The Community In Tune

Music unites in this uplifting London Short.

By Londonist

McQueen Exhibition Demand Prompts V&A To Stay Open Late

Additional tickets now on sale.
By Sam Smith

David Suchet In Drag Shines In Oscar Wilde Classic

The Importance of Being Earnest at the Vaudeville.

 ★★★★☆
By Will Noble

Guaranteed Grins At Greenwich Comedy Festival

Wehn, Omielan, Key and the like.
By Londonist

London's Museums And Galleries Reimagined In Paint And Ink

Cultural London, as interpreted by artists.
By Tabish Khan

Unsettling 'Bomb Site' Appears In Camberwell Gallery

Thomas Hirschhorn's new exhibition.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Festival Picks Top Black Filmmaking Talent

Three days of screenings and seminars.
By M@

London Books Roundup, July 2015

Time travel, orbital walking, running routes and more.

Deal Of The Day: 25% Off Posh Seats At Scotch & Soda Circus

Extravaganza in a spiegeltent.

By Savannah Whaley

Three’s Company, Then A Crowd In New Play A Third

A couple try a threesome and then some.

 ★★★☆☆
By Stuart Black

Leytonstone Festival Has Something For Everyone

Sunset tours, a Cher-a-like and cheese-tasting.
Art & Photography
By Londonist

London’s Most Curious Public Artworks

Strange sculptures and odd art.
By Franco Milazzo

Controversial Rape Scene Mars Guillaume Tell

Royal Opera House stumbles.

★★☆☆☆
By Silvia Baretta

Postcards From Aldgate East

Images of the East End.