Aerial photographs of London where all is not as natural as it seems.
We chat to the festival's director.
A diverse set of bronze sculptures takes over a hotel.
A lustrous mosaic of our home planet.
Cheesy Christmas films screened in a winter wonderland.
In which our comedy reviewer becomes obsessed with the theatre's toilets, and who uses them.
She's dead, of course.
A musical trick gets Dalston shoppers dancing (sponsored post).
AL Kennedy, John Cooper Clarke, Bookslam and Literary Death Match among this week's treats.
Book a free 20 minute starter lesson (sponsored post).
Duck and crawl inside a giant steel humanoid sculpture.
Jacobean performance space will be called The Sam Wanamaker Theatre.
Inside the world of the tabloid, by the man who published his resignation in The Guardian.
Our top tips for the best theatre, opera and seasonal shows opening in London this week.
A bit of a Christmas stocking of a dance month, with lots of opportunities to see multiple works in one night.
A macabre antidote to festive cheer.
Marlene Dumas' portrait, called Amy - Blue, goes on display today.
Old and new photos side by side.
An International Exchange of Danced Ideas.
Take your pick from various bits of Alan Bennett this winter.
Thought-provoking works from a country in transition.
Dazzling light sculptures come to life in the darkness.
Laugh with the Ross Noble, Adam Hills, Sara Pascoe and the Alternative Comedy Memorial Society.
Cindy Sherman's disfigured dolls highlight the dark side of cosmetic enhancements.
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