Theatre & Arts
By Tabish Khan

The Majesty Of Greek Sculpture: Defining Beauty At The British Museum

A fantastic blockbuster exhibition that delivers on the hype.

 ★★★★★
By Tiffany Pritchard

Asia House Film Festival Offers Diverse Slate Of Asian-Pacific Programming

Catch an Uzbekistani western and Vietnamese sci-fi.
By Londonist

The Pick Of London's Fringe Theatre In April

From Greek myth to 1940s Hollywood.

By Stuart Black

High Energy Satire In Vernon God Little

Infectious fringe fare near Canary Wharf.

 ★★★☆☆
By Tabish Khan

Natural History Museum's Coral Reef Exhibition Lacks Depth

Too dry for our liking.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Laura Reynolds

Friday Photos: Staircases

Up and down. Down and up.
By Ioanna Karavela

Big Dicks And Tight Trousers

A dose of Friday comedy from London Shorts.

By Laura Dodge

Bayadère - The Ninth Life Fails To Live Up To Expectations

Choreography lost amongst chaotic concepts.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Will Noble

Ticket Alert: An Evening With Al Pacino

Star comes to Hammersmith.
By Tabish Khan

A Crowd Of Creepy Manikins Assembles At ICA

Unsettling and quite brilliant.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Sherlock Holmes Is Afoot In London Cinemas

Watch films and dress up as Conan Doyle’s detective.
By Silvia Baretta

The Great Gatsby Touches Down In Sadler's Wells

Go back to 1920s New York.

★★★★☆
By Londonist

Top 10 London Art Exhibitions To See In April

Modigliani, world-class photography and mass media.

By Franco Milazzo

Rules For Living Charts A Domestic Apocalypse

Family farce at the National Theatre.

 ★★★☆☆
By Tabish Khan

Browse Art From 130 Undiscovered Artists At The Other Art Fair

High quality and accessible art.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Uncover Rivers Of London With Cityread In April

One book. One month. One city.
By Stuart Black

Noel Fielding Helps Amused Moose Comedy Club Launch New Home

Leicester Square venue opens with new material night.
By Silvia Baretta

Can You Spot The Giant White Rabbit In Harvey?

A light-hearted play about personal belief for old and young.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

The Best Gigs In London This Week

Charlie XCX, xxxy, and Bad Vibes festival in Hackney.
By Nicolas Chinardet

These Trees Are Made Of Blood: A Cabaret Coup

Harrowing history, colourfully recounted.

 ★★★★★
By Londonist

Love From Above: Stunning Aerial Shots Of London

Heart in mouth stuff.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Adam Riches: Quadruple Comedy Threat

See four previous Edinburgh shows at Kings Place.
By Tabish Khan

Sweet Idea: Wrappers Turned Into Intricate Artworks

Exhibition choc-full of creativity.

 ★★★☆☆
By Lise Smith

The Show Must Go On Is Witty And Joyful

Witty, joyful, sometimes plain daft dance.

 ★★★★☆