Theatre & Arts
By Stuart Black

A Night Of Dark And Twisted Delight: ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore

Cheek By Jowl back with a bang.
By Londonist

Birdland: Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll

Explore the detrimental effects of dizzying fame with humour and humanity.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Comedy: Susan Calman, FOTSN And Eddie Izzard In French

Mon Dieu.
By Sam Smith

The Winter’s Tale Proves The Perfect Spring Treat

Shakespeare play gets the ballet treatment for the first time.

By Laura Reynolds

The Friday Photos: London's Cinemas

Picture palaces past and present.

By Chris Lockie

New London Music: CuT

Space/surf/slacker rock from Camden and Hackney.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Is This Play Trying To Start A Revolution?

The reign of King Charles III imagined at the Almeida.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Stand Up For Shelter And Help Homelessness

Comedy fundraiser with Stewart Lee.
By Laura Dodge

My First Coppelia: A Charming Introduction To Ballet

A great way to inspire and entertain youngsters this Easter.
By Laura Reynolds

Ticket Alert: Luna Cinema On Sale Today

Open air cinema across the capital.
By DannyH

One-Man Tooting: I Found My Horn At Trafalgar Studios

One man, one mid-life crisis, one musical instrument.
By Laura Dodge

Les Ballets De Monte Carlo's LAC Is Lacking

A confusing, overly-exuberant and at times rather sinister version of Swan Lake.
By Silvia Baretta

Thierry Noir: A Retrospective At Howard Griffin Gallery

Painting the Berlin Wall.

By Sam Smith

Alan Ayckbourn Classic Returns To The National

A Small Family Business appears back where it premiered in 1987.

By DannyH

Sexuality In A 1930s Boarding School: Another Country

The 1980s play finds a home at Trafalgar Studios.
By Silvia Baretta

The Genius of Jean Paul Gaultier On Show At Barbican

An exhibition about fashion's enfant terrible.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Where To Watch Eurovision 2014 In London

Douze points or nul points?
By Laura Reynolds

London Book And Poetry Events: 10-16 April 2014

Harlan Coben, Jon McGregor, Evie Wyld, Wodehouse and more.
By Rachel Holdsworth

See New And Established Acts At Sketchfest

Vote for your favourite new act.
By Chris Lockie

James Bond And Olympics Maestro Makes Live London Debut

David Arnold at the Royal Festival Hall in July.
By Lindsey

Add Your Voice To Crowd Out At Arnold Circus

1,000 people yelling, talking, shouting in the street.
By Laura Reynolds

The Bard's Birthday: Shakespeare 450

One man in his time plays many parts.
By Doron

Free Canadian Ponder-Folk Gig In Hackney: Aidan Knight

"It's hard to recreate the feeling of playing an awful show".
By Tabish Khan

Indoor Clouds By Berndnaut Smilde

Clouds float within historic buildings.