Recent books exploring the capital.
Our pick of the pictures.
The awkwardness of finding new flat mates.
Carlos Acosta's new ballet production of a Russian-Spanish classic.
We interview one of the directors of a free art fair which dares to be different.
Places to laugh this week.
Walk into a house, make yourself at home, read a film script.
Expectations are high.
Flawless performances in a tragi-comic Ibsen.
Discover the hidden ley lines of London.
Read this interview, then bust a gut to get a ticket.
Visit London's new music venue.
Stand up against poverty and inequality.
Walk on an alien planet and play chess with Elvis.
Big Green Bookshop organises literary festival for N22.
Two new exhibitions and a treasure hunt.
National Youth Theatre brings to stage the timeless Romeo & Juliet.
Can you think of a rhyme for Croydon?
The opera that is batty by name and batty by nature.
Elephants crushed by buildings and an unplayable guitar.
National Poetry Day, Jung Chang and lots of festivals.
Climb inside a technology-inspired sensory deprivation chamber.
2 mathematicians + 1 stage = ?
Some selfies to inspire you.
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