A packed week: catch Iain M Banks, Margaret Drabble, Paul Auster, Edna O'Brien and Bernard Cornwell.
A magnificent venue plays host to two intriguing artists.
Londonist finds out about the artists, songs and venues for folk music in the capital.
Who, when, what, where? Who knows?
Meera Syal and Paul Bhattacharjee add some Bollywood sparkle to Shakespeare's classic.
Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days.
Arts, entertainment, food and creative fun in the shadow of demolition.
An art prize for new artists inspired by recognised masterpieces.
A rare chance to get inside Ealing Studios and stacks for Delius & Dickens devotees.
Ether Festival returns to the Southbank Centre this weekend and we chat to one of its performers, Ghostpoet.
Ziggy, Prince, Talking Heads, The Band, Scott Walker...all for £4.50.
What's the world's ugliest animal, and why should we care?
Creepy stagecraft in Camden and Wilton's Music Hall.
Art combining humour with politics, from squirrel suicides to trivialising terrorism.
This play about amateur dramatics could not be more professional.
Striking, sculptural Tanztheater from German choreographer Sasha Waltz.
Contemporary, avant garde, commercial, and comedy dance.
A sculptural masterclass outshines the disappointing drawings and paintings
We see the Camden stalwarts play their very first gig at The Roundhouse.
Marcel Lucont, Rob Delaney, Zoe Lyons, Marek Larwood and Milton Jones making you laugh this week.
Breathtaking photographs of Britain's wildlife.
Book now to see Green Day bring their stadium rock to north London next June.
Hip hop, and it doesn't stop; a serious feast for the senses.
A cafe, bar and gallery filled with local and London love.
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