Theatre & Arts

Wild And Wonderful Photography On Display At ZSL London Zoo

The annual Animal Photography Prize Exhibition returns.
By Sam Smith

Handel Opera Will Transport You To Georgian Britain

Nicholas Hytner's production of Xerxes enjoys an outstanding revival.
By Chris Lockie

Doc‘n Roll Festival Bids To Erase Memory Of Spiceworld

Music meets film, which almost never goes wrong.
By Laura Reynolds

London Book And Poetry Events: 18-24 September 2014

Ted Hughes, Tennessee Williams, Andrew Marr and more.
By Tabish Khan

Philippine Political Art By Pio Abad

An amassed horde of silverware and classical paintings.

Wicked: Discover The Other Side Of Oz

It's not easy being green.

By M@

Explore London's Green Cabbie Shelters

New art project opens cab shacks.
By Londonist

The Other Art Fair Celebrates Emerging Artists

Fresh new art to peruse, enjoy and buy across four days.

By Stuart Black

Memory And Mobsters In Ghost From A Perfect Place

20th anniversary of Philip Ridley's controversial play.
By Lindsey

Brockley Wins Street Art Festival Vote

The votes have been counted.

By Tabish Khan

Heroic Sculpture By Richard Stone

Boxers and gloomy landscapes in Wandsworth.
By M@

A Quietly Quaffable Quartet Of New London Guide Books

Quiet London and Drink London. Or both at the same time.
By Stuart Black

Massive Attack And Grace Jones Are Huge On Blackheath

Two day music fest packs a serious punch.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Author, Poets And Comedians Head For Wimbledon

BookFest is back.
By Tabish Khan

Abstract Photography Creates A Wall Of Colour In The City

Massive photographs of intense colour.
By Franco Milazzo

Is The Play That Goes Wrong The Right One For You?

This slice of riotous slapstick is so wrong yet so right.
By Sarah Stewart

See The Horror Of War In An Arsenal

Mother Courage and her Children comes to Woolwich.
By Tabish Khan

Young Designers At Design Museum

Four emerging designers take on housing, economics, law and toys.
By Ben O' Norum

Kevin Bishop Is Full-On Funny In Fully Committed

One-man restaurant comedy.
By Tabish Khan

An Artist's Studio Littered With Rubbish

Colour co-ordinated kipple.
By Franco Milazzo

New Play Evokes The Little Revolution That Rocked London

The London riots are given the documentary treatment.
By Londonist

Best Gigs In London This Week: 15-21 September 2014

This week's best small and medium gigs in town.

By Stuart Black

King Charles III Taketh The West End Crown

All hail this forward-looking counter-history.
By Chris Lockie

The Kinks Hit 50, Announce Brand New Box Set

Half a century of the archetypal London band.