Theatre & Arts
By Franco Milazzo

New Play Great Britain Is Super-Topical But Problematic

Laughs aplenty in this tabloid-based tale but don't expect insight.
By James FitzGerald

Courtauld Digs Out Print Collection For Historical Retrospective

How the flattest medium came to look surprisingly 3D.
By James FitzGerald

On Progress: Contemporary Artists' Responses To Hogarth At The Foundling

Modern reworkings of morality tale prove that some things never change.
By Chris Lockie

Soap Dodgers Unite For Kentish Town Mini-Festival

Someone's opened Ned's Atomic Dustbin again.
By Tabish Khan

BP Portrait Award 2014 At National Portrait Gallery

One of portrait painting's biggest prizes and its 55 finalists.
By Londonist

Best Gigs In London This Week: 30 June-6 July 2014

Our pick of the small and medium sized gigs.
By Tabish Khan

Dennis Hopper's Photographs At Royal Academy

The legendary actor shows he had a keen eye for photography.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Busker Ascends

Plague stalks the West End.
By Laura Reynolds

See Quentin Blake's Work At New House Of Illustration

Well-known artist's work shown at inaugural exhibition of new venue.
By Tabish Khan

Intricate Hand-cut Art By Caroline Jane Harris

Layered art that resembles branching blood vessels.
By Doron

Summer Series At Somerset House: A Preview Chat With Agnes Obel

"If you went to London you would buy records", Agnes Obel tells Londonist
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Comedy: Doctor Brown, Abandoman, Nina Conti

Places to get funny next week.
By Chris Lockie

A Mint New Free Festival For Southwark

Kick up your heels at Mint Street Park.
By Laura Reynolds

The Friday Photos: Washing The Windows

Ever looked up and seen those ant-like people cleaning windows?
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Books: An Anthology Of Anthologies

Dip in and out of these capital collections.
By Will Noble

We Love The 90s Film Fest @ Portobello Pop Up

Cinema under a dual carriageway.
By Stuart Black

Dalston Gets Its Own Mountain Range

Local artist gives the area its very own set of Alps.
By Laura Reynolds

London Book And Poetry Events: 26 June-2 July 2014

This week's book and poetry events.
By Chris Lockie

UK's Top LGBT Choir Brings Harmony To Hackney

The Pink Singers set to electrify the Empire.
By M@

Giant Street Art Walls To Be Demolished

Last chance to see Shoreditch pieces by Stik and co.
By helenbabbs

Take A Trip To The Valley of Astonishment

Explore the wonders of the synaesthete's brain at the Young Vic.
By Johnny Fox

Rodgers and Hammerstein Unplugged: Carousel @ Arcola Theatre E8

R and H live, unplugged and unbuttoned.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Mark Mathews

Feisty folk-rock from Dalston via Greenwich.
By Stuart Black

Meltdown Festival Round-Up Review And Pictures

Highlights from a dark and dirty week of events.