London's hard-working outdoor performers.
There were seven in the bed and the disembodied head shouted "WHY CAN'T I SLEEP?".
Frenzied brush strokes capture the energy of the Himalayas.
Florence and the Machine head for an arena near you, plus more gigs on sale this Friday.
Classical and contemporary music, comedy and spoken word for less than a fiver.
Sixteen contemporary artists have created chess sets in their signature styles.
Appearances from Will Self, Jonathan Coe, Jane Draycott, Jenny Uglow and more.
Two artists with contrasting styles take a humorous look at life and celebrity culture.
The “Father” of the Contraceptive Pill presents a comedy of chemical manners (sponsored post).
Booking opens now for BFI members.
Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days
Two new and contrasting artists explore the natural world and our place within it.
A little bit heartbreaking and all too relatable.
How many pop-ups must a man hunt down, before you call him a fan?
Interactive art from China that will confound, amaze and enthral. Our favourite Hayward gallery exhibition this year.
Catch Chris Ramsey, Mark Thomas, Isy Suttie, Sara Pascoe and more this week.
A new gallery displaying only artists who have been working for over 40 years brings us a show of frenzied expressionism.
We will be hearing more of Kate Tempest, a defiantly everyday rapper with a gift for telling stories.
Exciting new theatre from Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Argentina, including a clown show about the Holocaust.
Photography is making still life exciting again
Stunning site-specific screenings in SE15.
What happens when you take the words away from The Bard?
Patchwork Peckham.
Musical comedy that's not at all twee.
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