Theatre & Arts
By M@

Films About The Tube To Screen At London Transport Museum

Footage, documentary and film.
By Tabish Khan

Van Gogh In Paris: Impressionist Masterpieces Come To London

Rare chance to see paintings from private collections.
By Sarah Stewart

A "Gangster Show to End All Gangster Shows": The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui

Brecht's satirical play at the Duchess Theatre.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Poetry For People Who Don't Like Poetry

Bang Said the Gun goes from live into print.
By Sarah Stewart

Only In England: Documenting A Nation In All Its Eccentricity

Photographs of England at leisure.

By Lindsey

TfL Campaign For Poetiquette On The Tube

Posters and poets for Travel Better London.

By Tabish Khan

Frenetic And Grisly Art In The Agony Of Actaeon

Hounds tear apart bodies as an ancient myth is given a contemporary twist

By Rachel Holdsworth

Exhibitions, Workshops, Walks: Urban Photo Fest

See cities through a lens.
By Sam Smith

A Fight To The Death Black Comedy

The Lyons is in surprisingly good taste!
By Tabish Khan

Social Commentary And A Variety Of Art In The Threadneedle Prize

Impressive art in lots of different style compete for a major prize.
By M@

London Short Fiction: Old Nichol

A tale of woe from Shoreditch.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Comedy: Sara Pascoe, Marcel Lucont, Gareth Morinan

Plus a week of free comedy.
By Tabish Khan

Impressionistic Photographs Create Reversed Dreamscapes

Impressionist inspired photos of Chinese buildings reflected in polluted rivers.
By Laura Dodge

Let's Go To The (Cedar) Lake At Sadler's Wells

Talented dancers of Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet in three diverse works.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Walk In The Footsteps Of Writers

40 walks around literary London in October.
By Lindsey

Sample New Music: Three Orchestras, One Stage & Haydn In The Pub

London SInfonietta do Stockhausen and OAE play Camden's Monarch.

By Zoe Craig

The Friday Photos: London Tattoos

Fantastic photos of fine ink.
By Stuart Black

New Fidelio Drags Political Imprisonment Into The Blinding Light

Calixto Bieito’s stylish Beethoven for the English National Opera.
By Tabish Khan

Fragile And Ethereal Art By Mira Schendel At Tate Modern

Forests of nylon wire and fragile rice paper sculptures.
By Chris Lockie

Free Music: London Band High Safari

Top tunes for nowt, with no catch!
By Joelg

This Claudia O'Doherty Show Isn't Quite Pioneering Enough

We've seen her do so much better elsewhere.
By Londonist

Welcome To Hannah Gadsby's Depression

Like watching a panic attack, but, you know, funny.
By Franco Milazzo

How Stripper King Paul Raymond Saved Soho's Architectural Heritage

A Soho expert gives us the lowdown on the red light district's pornographer-in-chief.

By Tom Bolton

Routes Gets To The Heart Of Immigration

Political theatre in the Royal Court tradition.