Nadia Fall's sell-out play returns to The Shed.
Tower Theatre Company's WWI drama The Accrington Pals.
Paintings by one of the Renaissance greats.
Hip Hop Shakespeare, Alan Titchmarsh and a Haiku lesson.
BFI's third Made In Britain season celebrates the independent producer.
Plus lots of lovely nibbles and drinks.
Experience art, with tea and biscuits.
Achingly funny TV is back.
Filigree, apogee, pedigree, perigee.
Camden Rocks, and people roll (home, late).
Music Hall for the modern age.
No more plain Jane in this version of Bronte's classic.
Hampstead's cultural icons and installation art in Goldfinger's home.
The most famous composer you've never heard of.
Two strangers collide in words and dance.
An eclectic mix of artists inspired by two art masters.
Top laughs in London.
The best small and medium gigs in London this week.
An EPIC list. Book ahead, don't miss out.
Marlowe’s bloody play returns to London for first time in 400 years.
Welcome relief from the usual West End offerings? No.
Novels set in the capital.
Pictures of London's ancient maritime trade sites.
Poetry, but not as you know it.
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