Phasers set to fun.
This week’s hottest theatre, dance, opera, classical, world music and art events
Jung Chang’s bestselling story of survival and bravery in a new reworking for the stage.
Dramatic surroundings for unique music events on The Strand
We speak to the exciting slick London electro-poppers on the eve of their debut release.
Jack White, The Magnetic Fields, Little Comets, Holy Esque and more
Impressively detailed human figures show that life can be fleeting.
One man's 20-year mission to meet Lars Ulrich.
Why is Pimlico called Pimlico, and a thousand other such answers.
A collection of works on how conversation is portrayed through art.
Textured landscape paintings provide a unique sense of depth.
Two lots of Tony Law, 1950s comedy, new material and impro
Tim Burgess soundtracks his autobiography with some of The Charlatans' classics.
Tony Law headlines a cracking late line-up for laughs
The greatest band ever come to the greatest city. That is all.
Images made from children's self-portraits to be projected onto Palace.
The Gaga machine has added another date, but if that's not your cup of tea there's folk, rock and politics too. Here's our pick of tickets on sale this week.
Screenings of the master director's early silent films, accompanied by live musical score.
All the theatrical F Scott Fitzgerald one city could possibly need
Adam Riches and Jonny Sweet headline a fantastic comedy tour.
Prepare cabin doors for some outrageous audience interaction.
We don’t want to wish away summer, but September’s music’s looking pretty good
Watch out, it's Clock Opera.
A weird and wonderful start to English National Opera's spring season.
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