Graham Greene's picaresque Aunt Augusta brought electrically to life at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
New book tours the capital's most desirable burial grounds.
With new material on the way, and a trio of London gigs to come, we speak to the talented Ms B.
Actress Maxine Peake and her band, Eccentronic Research Council, mark 100 years of electronic music.
Pop, lock and jam along to this hit dance show.
The improv comedy troupe that turn your random suggestions into full-on, belly laugh goodness.
Lionel Shriver, European Literature Night, China Miéville and a Jane Austen quiz.
Ghostbusters, When Harry Met Sally, Spinal Tap...the usual suspects. Oh, and The Usual Suspects.
London’s best theatre, opera, and theatre festivals opening this week.
Flapper dresses and gin rickeys at the ready, chap.
The Bard's timeless comedy on stage at the Globe, with not a word in English.
From The Nether World to NW.
Comedy for the late night tanked up crowd.
Knocks socks off original 90s classic with digital wizardry and visual effects.
Nina Conti, Cardinal Burns, Mae Martin and more laughs this week.
Surreal and abstract works explore black history.
Sondheim's one-time flop is revived with stunning clarity and class by a wonderful cast.
Plus opera, Gershwin, Singin' in the Rain and choral works.
The rest of The Globe's production of The Tempest is pretty good, too.
Creepy performance art and neon fishing lines.
Gigs on sale this week include The Strypes, one of the youngest-looking bands around.
Suffolk theatre company takes the site-specific biscuit.
The intriguing story behind the Savoy's newest restaurant.
There Will Be Blood (and sore buttocks).
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