Theatre & Arts
By BelindaL

Trash Cusine Is Difficult To Swallow At The Young Vic

Belarus Free Theatre stirs up deep feelings of unease on the realities of execution.

By M@

Free App Explores Hatton Garden, London's Diamond Street

Wander round the diamond quarter listening to GPS-activated tales from the past.
By Doron

Exclusive: Autoheart Premiere Their New Video For ‘Agoraphobia’

How many London locations can you spot?
By Rachel Holdsworth

"If The Audience Don't Have A Good Time They'll Walk Out"

Director Jeremy Herrin chats about The Globe, arts funding and SE London.
By Janan Jay

Swan Lake, Live From Russia In 3-D

Watch the live premiere of Swan Lake, in 3D, sipping inspired cocktails. While dressed as a swan. Probably.

By Franco Milazzo

Long But Not Long Enough: A Strange Interlude @ The National Theatre

Anne Marie Duff proves that it is not just about the men in your life but the life in your men.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Book And Poetry Events: 6-12 June

Curtis Sittenfeld, Paul Morley, John Cooper Clarke and the Stokey Lit Fest.
By Sarah Stewart

The Design Museum Shows Off London's Lesser-Known Architecture

Discover architectural gems you never knew existed.

Win Tickets To See The Hothouse And Pinter Shorts

A devilishly funny play by Harold Pinter, plus two of Pinter's finest shorts (sponsored post).
By Craigie_B

Tonight: Laughing For Evelina Children's Hospital

Comedy fundraiser tonight at Ministry of Sound.
By M@

Tonight: The Last Science Showoff At The Wilmington Arms

Geeky comedy as 10 science bods share their passions, in a pub.
By Doron

"There Is More Wonder At The World In This Album": Huw Costin Takes The Londonist Q&A

Huw Costin is releasing a very good new album. Ahead of two live shows in London this month, we corner him for a chat.
By Tabish Khan

Bold Bright Art In Two Retrospectives At Tate Britain

Attention-grabbing paintings in a joint retrospective for Gary Hume and Patrick Caulfield.
By Londonist

In Dreams: Cob Gallery Explores The Art Of Sleep

An 'atlas of dreams' explored through art.
By Sam Smith

Walt Disney Opera Enjoys UK Premiere At The London Coliseum

Does The Perfect American make for the perfect opera?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Snap Up Tickets To A Summer Of Theatre On Screen

Othello, The Audience, A Doll's House and Branagh's Macbeth in your local cinema.

Win Anthony Asquith's Underground (1928) On DVD

A silent film evoking the daily life of the average Londoner in 1928 (sponsored post).

By Jessica Andrews

Filthy MacNasty’s Closes, To Be Replaced By Gastropub

The much-loved music venue smartens up for a foodie crowd.
By Londonist

A Pleasant Enough Midsummer Night At The Globe

Away with the fairies on the Southbank.
By Londonist

Race And Sex Take Centre Stage In Mamet’s Punchy New Play

A largely satisfying return to form for the playwright at Hampstead Theatre.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 2-8 June

Marcel Lucont, Adam Riches, ACMS and a special heads up.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Dance Review: Akram Khan's iTMOi At Sadler's Wells

Stravinsky adaptation is a multi-dimensional showcase of talents.
By Londonist

Even Stillness...Ready Meals And Routine Brought To Soho Stage

A couple's war to break away from the cycle of every day life.

By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Moth @ Bush Theatre

Hilarious stupidity mixed with sinister fantasy.