Comedy + poetry + social commentary.
A superlative production at the National Theatre.
Ostentatious and overblown, but a visual treat.
A beast of a piece at Kilburn's Tricycle Theatre.
Marvel at caped crusaders landing in London.
Touchy feely at Southbank Centre.
A disturbing peek into the future of virtual reality.
Mark Rylance in a gorgeous, candle-lit piece.
Sink your teeth into a Cumberbatch cupcake.
A treat for the eyes and ears.
Snapped dragons and well-lit lanterns.
A different sort of underground in London.
A whole lotta places.
Indie or bassline, we've got you covered.
Ancient fairy tale proves a modern crowd-pleaser for kids and parents.
Weapons face off and a working cannon.
A dark encounter in Southwark.
Camden People's Theatre's annual festival of the new and unusual.
"Residential properties kill off culture."
Your weekly dose of capital-centric short film.
Hackney Empire is selling off costumes.
With Gary Yershon joining their ranks this weekend.
A second chance to see the production.
Juliet Stevenson shines in Beckett's bleak farce.
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