New artwork revealed this morning.
Or, less sensationally, sculpture called 'Alien' positioned in park.
Mark Haddon, Terry Pratchett, World Book Night and a ton of other events.
Mozart's last singspiel offers a heady and unusual blend of magic, morality and masonry, not to mention a giant serpent and flying wheelbarrow.
A fortnight of theatre, comedy, cabaret, poetry and film in Peckham.
St Paul's survives, but for how long.
Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and opera opening this week
Back for a second year of South American cinema.
Six generations of family life round one table.
Surreal landscape collages where the laws of physics are in flux
Two weekends of creative art and music events in a unique gallery space (sponsored post).
The Roundhouse scores its second circus hit of the year.
What happens when you play with time and space in London?
Bishopsgate Institute and London Historians offer rival London-themed events in Spitalfields.
Sublime black and white photography including landscapes, the natural world and remote tribes.
A bumper guide to the capital's street art, from A.CE to Xylo.
A visually stunning, boundary crossing piece.
Cariad Lloyd, Festival of the Spoken Nerd and Tiffany Stevenson our picks of the week's funny.
Celebrating young artists, directors, producers and apprentices.
Sophisticated cinema, with an Italian twist. And bubbles.
A Surreal masterpiece before the word had even been invented.
Thelma & Louise, Badlands and more at former petrol station.
Alan Bennett. National Treasure. But is it doing the great man justice?
Intimate clubbing at the Old Blue Last.
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