Mangled faces and contorted bodies.
Residents, performers and local history combine.
A massive retrospective of a versatile and influential artist.
The Fat Man’s Wife casts a paralysing spell at the Canal Café Theatre.
UKG Fest at the Coronet in April.
Celebrate feature-length and short films.
A brilliant glass menagerie on New Bond Street.
Our pick of the best small/medium gigs.
Series of stories inspired by London.
The Merely Players season in rep kicks off with the Comedy of Errors.
Harrowing and loneliness in art from post-war Germany.
Production may divide opinions, but the singing is hard to beat.
Mid-February funny.
Light and sound combine to creepy effect.
Big Ben's got some serious competition
Really excellent comedy line-up.
The Final Revelation of Sherlock Holmes at the Pleasance.
When did you last visit Olympia?
Competition produces fantastic new posters.
This month, a round-up of London-centred moving images.
Pop-up exhibition looks at housing history.
See what's opening, book ahead, don't miss out.
Sweetly sentimental revival gets the message across that war is futile but you can still sing along.
Play exploring anti-gay laws in Russia packs powerful dramatic punch.
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