Theatre & Arts
By Londonist

Music Preview: London Ear Festival

Tune in to this new festival dedicated exclusively to contemporary classical music.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Theatre Review: A Thousand Miles Of History @ Bussey Building

New play about Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring's art explosion, with equally explosive performances.
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: The Silence Of Dogs In Cars @ Little Black Gallery

Photographs of dogs abandoned in cars will tug on the heart strings.
By johnmcga

Live Music Preview: The Jim Jones Revue @ Sebright Arms

Catch one of London's loudest bands in a surprisingly small venue.
By M@

Help Save The Brixton Nuclear Dawn Mural

An upcoming development could obscure the local landmark.
By Lindsey

Camberwell Gets A Free Film Festival

A delightfully varied programme across local venues starts this week.

Once The Musical Exclusive: Stream The Cast Album For Free

Get an exclusive listen to the set of the West End's newest musical (sponsored post).
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Poetry: Moraletry - A Modern Guide To Morality

Funny spoken word from Richard Purnell and Gary from Leeds.
By Lise Smith

Review: BalletBoyz The Talent @ Sadler's Wells

The next generation of Michael Nunn and William Trevitt's BalletBoyz impress in this all-male double bill.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 10-16 March

Sue Perkins, Andrew Lawrence and Michael Legge among our pick of the week's funny.
By Chris Lockie

London’s Live Music: Alive And Thriving?

With venues closing aplenty, is London's live music scene in dire straits?
By Tim Macavoy

Theatre Review: Paper Dolls @ The Tricycle Theatre

Trans-culturalism. [Noun]. A musical play in London based on a short documentary about a Filipino drag act in Tel Aviv.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: George Catlin @ National Portrait Gallery

Moving portraits of American Indians in this free exhibition.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: The Boy Who Kicked Pigs @ Jackson's Lane Theatre

A boy kicks one single, solitary pig in this hugely entertaining false advertising lawsuit.
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Hard Rock Calling, Atoms For Peace And More

The Boss at the Olympic Park, Thom Yorke at the Roundhouse and more.
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: The Audience @ Gielgud Theatre

Helen Mirren's almost scarily accurate portrayal of Her Majesty in 60 glorious years of imagined gossip with 12 prime ministers.
By BelindaL

Theatre Review: Dorothy In Oz @ Waterloo East Theatre

A trip down the yellow brick road memory lane with adult twists on the original.
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Soerditch @ Eleven Spitalfields

Satirical drawings of Shoreditch in a free exhibition.
By Doron

"Each Show Just Feels Bigger Than The Last": MS MR @ XOYO

Lizzy Plapinger and Max Hershenow chat ahead of their next London gig.
By Lindsey

Try A New Instrument On Learn To Play Day 2013

Find out if you've got musical talent with a free lesson.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Book And Poetry Events: 7-13 March

Courttia Newland, Alice Walker, Russians and Literary Death Match.
By Lindsey

Going Underground: Ross Ashmore Paints Every Tube Station

An epic project coincidentally coming to fruition in the Tube 150 anniversary year.

By Zoe Craig

What's On In London Theatre: 5 - 11 March

Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and opera opening this week.
By M@

Londonist Underground Exhibition Opens At The Bishopsgate Institute

10 works of art showing subterranean London, as depicted by Londonist readers.