Theatre & Arts
By Ben_Fowler

Brazilian Film Festival 2014

Coming to the Odeon Covent Garden this month.
By Laura Reynolds

Michael Palin And Hilary Mantel Celebrate Foyles' New Store

Famous literary faces involved in bookshop's grand reopening.
By Chris Lockie

A Peculiar Night At The Oval Space With Tyondai Braxton

Space pods and synthesizers, it says here.
By Tabish Khan

Sony World Photography Awards At Somerset House

Photographs covering everything from politics to travelling the world
By Silvia Baretta

The Friday Photos: Have You Crossed That Bridge?

A round-up of London bridges.

By Tiffany Pritchard

Sundance London Impresses In Its Third Year At The O2

How the film and music festival went down.
By Doron

Brooklynites San Fermin Play Village Underground

We chat with Ellis Ludwig-Leone ahead of the 7 May gig.
By Simon Anderson

Seven Deadly Sins Of Seven Dials

Humanity's vices displayed for all to see.
By Laura Dodge

Avenue Q: Hilarious, Risque And Brilliantly Performed

Cute puppets, rude jokes and catchy songs. What more could you want?
By M@

Bob Hoskins Dies, Aged 71

Long Good Friday actor dies of pneumonia.
By Laura Reynolds

London Book And Poetry Events: 1-7 May 2014

Tea tastings, murder mysteries and more.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Desperate Journalist

Serious indie rock from Finsbury Park, as if there's any other kind.
By Stuart Black

A Smorgasbord Of Short Plays At The Bush Theatre

The dynamic showcase Boom! continues tonight.
By M@

Shots Of Abandoned London

Central London with people removed.
By Silvia Baretta

Art In London: May 2014

A listing for art lovers in London.

By Chris Lockie

Catch The Next Big Thing At Goldsmiths' PureGold

London university champions fine new sounds.
By M@

London Short Fiction: NO! SUSHI

Tacky maki.
By Londonist

Top Five Free Gigs To See In London: 28 April-4 May 2014

The best free gigs in London this week.
By Tom Bolton

God, Demons And Physical Theatre At The Tricycle

Belief, fear, superstition, and the worst thing you could possibly imagine.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Comedy: Adam Riches, Jack Dee, Sketchfest

Stand up, sketch and character comedy this week.
By helenbabbs

The Silver Tassie: Surreal First World War Drama At The National Theatre

A sad song-poem of a play.
By Adam MacLean

American Sitcoms In London

US comedies that have crossed the pond.
By Laura Reynolds

Friday Photos: Sunshine And Showers

Weather vanes, sundials and barometers.
By Doron

Listen Up! Music Interview: We Chit-Chat With Chet Faker

The hirsute Aussie musician talks to Londonist ahead of his Koko show.