Theatre & Arts
By Franco Milazzo

Mystery Surrounds New Punchdrunk Production

Where will their biggest show to date take place? We have some ideas.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Dirty Great Love Story @ Soho Theatre

This Fringe First winner is a laugh-a-minute lark, cleverly combining prose and poetry, rhythm and rhyme…
By Tim Macavoy

Theatre Review: Steptoe and Son @ Lyric Hammersmith

50 years on, the scripts for Steptoe and Son hold up as a tragicomic tale of a father and son who cannot live with or without each other.
By Sam Smith

Ballet Review: Aladdin @ Coliseum

Family fun that works as well for adults as children.

Win Tickets To See Children Of The Sun At National Theatre

A dark comedy from acclaimed collaborators, Howard Davies and Andrew Upton (sponsored post).
By Londonist

Festival Preview: The Found Footage Festival

A festival dedicated to salvaged video tape footage, especially the weird, wacky and wonderful.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Book And Poetry Events: 21-27 March

Gillian Slovo, James Herbert, Jodi Picoult and other authors and poets in town.
By M@

Penguin Publishes Set Of Books Inspired By Each Tube Line

12 books for 12 lines.

By Stuart Black

Gig Review: The Big Four Go Mad In London

The ageing Chinese super group give a glam Canto-pop performance.

By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 19 – 25 March

Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and comedy opening this week
By Lise Smith

Review: Metamorphosis @ The Royal Opera House Linbury Studio

Award-winning choreography and some remarkable performances.

Get Great £10 Tickets For Trelawny Of The Wells At The Donmar

With Barclays Front Row on Monday (sponsored post).

By Tiffany Pritchard

Theatre Review: Opera Di Peroni @ Factory 7

Young, beautiful, experiential opera.
By Laura Dodge

Dance Review: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland @ Royal Opera House

Filled with quirky and entertaining characters and plenty of excitement, this is more of a show than a ballet.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: POP! @ Stephen Friedman Gallery

Yinka Shonibare's bold and humorous sculptures poke fun at the financial sector.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: The Man Who Pays the Piper @ Orange Tree Theatre

A play just as funny and relevant as it was 80 years ago.
By Tim Macavoy

Theatre Review: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time @ Apollo Theatre

If Sherlock Holmes and The Count from Sesame Street had a baby... it would want to see this show.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 17-23 March

Adam Hills, Shazia Mirza, David Baddiel, Mark Thomas and others being funny this week.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Landmark @ Somerset House

Landscape photography at its finest - from space to environmental disasters.
By Zoe Craig

"With Ben and Judi, There Are No Egos": Ruby Bentall On Peter And Alice

Actress Ruby Bentall talks about her latest role in John Logan's Peter And Alice.
By Londonist

Classic Album Sundays: The Dark Side Of The Moon

Join a reverent listening party at The Old Vinyl Factory this weekend.

By Tabish Khan

Art Review: George Bellows @ Royal Academy

Plenty of bloodlust in paintings of boxing and war
By Londonist

Club Watch: Red Bull Music Academy With Jimmy Edgar, Mala & Martyn

Three electronic juggernauts kick off one epic night at Fire.

By M@

Criminal London: A Criminally Good Book

Thicker and chewier than a truncheon sandwich.