Theatre & Arts
By Tabish Khan

Eerie Autumnal Art In A Church Belfry

A surreal, atmospheric world of permanent autumn.
By James FitzGerald

Coal-Dark Drama: Land Of Our Fathers At Trafalgar Studios

Restless, inquisitive drama in a blocked-off mineshaft.
By Silvia Baretta

In Photos: London's Boats And Ships

All aboard.

By Tom Bolton

Physical Theatre And Classical Acting Collide In My Perfect Mind

An inspired, hilarious fusion of styles.
By Chris Lockie

Ticket Alert: Sam Smith To Play Two Intimate Shows At Brixton Academy

Catch him before he starts calling Wembley home.
By Will Noble

Cardinal Burns Live: Lighter Laughs But Still Funny

Comedy duo tone it down for Soho.
By Chris Lockie

An Intro To Mercury-Nominated Rap And Poetry Ace Kate Tempest

Top stuff from the suddenly-famous Brockley girl.
By Silvia Baretta

Retrospective Of Fashion Photographer Horst At The V&A

German's multi-faced talent in 250 pictures.
By Stuart Black

True West Is A Gleefully-Anarchic Baloney Western

Sam Shepherd's 1980 play confirmed as modern classic.
By Ben Venables

Edinburgh Comes To London: The Fringe Goes South

12 Days Of Edinburgh at the Museum of Comedy.
By Laura Reynolds

London Book And Poetry Events: 11-17 September 2014

Taxidermy, lions and war poetry.
By Tabish Khan

Late Turner: Painting Set Free At Tate Britain

The sheer brilliance of the artist's late works.
By DannyH

Eye Of A Needle Looks At Immigration Stories

Laughs, tears and food for thought at the Southwark Playhouse.
By Will Noble

Gadsby's Show Is Picture Perfect

Aussie comic makes irreverent curator.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Bringing Up Baby In New Play Breeders

It's not just the Royals with foetal fever.
By Chris Lockie

Johnny Marr And La Roux To Play 6 Music Maida Vale Shows

Don't miss next Monday's ballot.
By BethPH

Sweeney Todd @ Harrington’s Pie And Mash Shop

Pie and mash with the demon barber.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Photograph Every Street With Bleeding London

Snap every street in the city.
By Londonist

See Some Of The Best Of Arab Cinema

Safar film festival heads to the ICA.
By BelindaL

This Tess Is Musical But Not Tragic

Hardy needs to be more depressing than this musical makes it.

By Londonist

London Short Fiction: One Summer In London

A very personal theft.
By Londonist

Best Gigs In London This Week: 8-14 September 2014

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

By James FitzGerald

Conflict Begets Conflicted People: Return Of The Soldier

Rebecca West's novel gets musical treatment at Jermyn Street Theatre.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Freedom And Poetry In The Dark At The London Literature Festival

Bibliophile heaven.