Theatre & Arts
By Ben_Fowler

Let's All Be Free Film Festival 2014

Short films on issues of freedom.
By Stuart Black

UNKLE's James Lavelle Curates This Year's Meltdown

Tickets on sale this week for popular Southbank Centre festival.
By Tabish Khan

Journey To The Chaotic Joyceland At Lisson Gallery

Batman, and a disorganised artist's studio.
By Chris Lockie

Elvis Costello, Van Morrison, Sheryl Crow Announced For BluesFest 2014

Gigantic stars take over the Albert Hall in October.
By Laura Reynolds

WWF Earth Hour In Photos

London with the lights off.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Fatal Attraction Stalks Its Way To The West End

Behold the bunny boiler.
By helenbabbs

A Guide To Russian Swing – La Meute At The Roundhouse

Circus Fest 2014 gets off to a swinging start.

By Londonist

The Best Gigs To See In London: 31 March-6 April 2014

The best small and medium gigs in London this week.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: First

The beginnings of a romance, in a gay bar.
By DannyH

Harry Hill's I Can't Sing! Hits The Right Notes

Probably the most ridiculous thing you’ll see in the West End this year.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Comedy: Andrew Lawrence, Bridget Christie, Joe Wilkinson

The week's funny gigs.
By Silvia Baretta

In Photos: London Wheels

Circles around town.

By Tabish Khan

Humorous Miniature Sculptures Are Roy's People

Miniature people take a swing at a giant golf ball and hunt a snail.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Macbeth, Overnight, In A London Tower Block

Shakespeare's play camps up in east London this summer.

By Stuart Black

The Mirage Of Family Unity, In Other Desert Cities

Fine ensemble acting in a faltering new play at the Old Vic.
By Silvia Baretta

Art In London: April 2014

A listing for art lovers in London.

By M@

Yet More Inventive Tube Projects

Roundels, epic walks and wobbly lines.
By Sam Smith

Sam Wanamaker Playhouse’s First Opera Sends Tingles Down The Spine

The perfect setting for Francesco Cavalli's L'Ormindo.
By Ruth Hargreaves

What Is 'Real'?: The Velveteen Rabbit At Unicorn Theatre

The 1922 children's novel comes to the stage.

By Stuart Black

Father Nandru & The Wolves Take Over Wilton’s Music Hall

London’s oldest music hall conjures up a dreamy neo-realist fable.
By Chris Lockie

Where To Learn Music Programming In London

Turn those random bleeps into real tunes.
By Laura Reynolds

London Book And Poetry Events: 27 March-2 April 2014

Eccentric stories and literature festivals.
By Tabish Khan

Bizarre Interactive Art By Marvin Gaye Chetwynd

Walk all over artwork inspired by bats and Chaucer.
By Ben_Fowler

This Is Now: Film And Video After Punk At BFI Southbank

Film, Super8 and VHS artists on the early 80s.