Theatre & Arts
By Janan Jay

London Original Print Fair 2012

Sir Peter Blake to open the Royal Academy event.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Damien Hirst @ Tate Modern

A retrospective addressing both life and death through sensationalist art.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 4-10 April

Book, poetry and spoken word events in London this week.
By Londonist

Dance Review: Anna Karenina @ London Coliseum

What it lacks in subtlety it makes up for in enthusiasm.
By Tabish Khan

Exhibition Review: Animal Inside Out @ Natural History Museum

Immaculately dissected and preserved animals. But not for the squeamish.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Zoe Leonard, Observation Point @ Camden Arts Centre

Challenging the way we see things and offering a different perspective.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 3 – 9 April

Our pick of the new art, theatre, dance, and music shows this week
By Zoe Craig

Preview: Made in Britain @ BFI Southbank

A new programme celebrating homegrown female film directors.
By Londonist

Fringe Benefits: Menier Chocolate Factory

Exploring London's smaller theatres.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: After Miss Julie @ Young Vic

A fine revival of Marber’s play.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Gillian Wearing @ Whitechapel Gallery

An emotionally powerful look into people's traumatic experiences and darkest secrets.
By Londonist

Preview: Argentine Film Festival

A new film festival at the Ritzy
By Doron

Listen Up! Music Interview: Astrid Williamson

Singer; songwriter; potential future musicals mogul.
By Dave Newbury

Free Gig Preview: The Vaccines @ 100 Club

Indie darlings play exclusive club show for free.
By Lindsey

The Friday Photos: Londoners Reading

Literate Londoners captured mid-read
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Laura Marling, Garbage, Japandroids, Blood Red Shoes

One of the biggest English folk acts around, two duos worthy of closer attention and a bunch of reformed rockers. Here's our pick of gigs on sale this Friday.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Mercury Fur @ Old Red Lion Theatre

A tumultuous tale with a gripping crescendo
By M@

Book Review: The Sugar Girls

Sweet tales from the Silvertown sugar factories.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Cityread London

Get into Oliver Twist with a month of events all around London.
By Jemma

Dance Around London: April 2012

Lots of timely honouring in a month full of as many classic names as new faces.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: The King's Speech @ Wyndham's Theatre

The play that inspired the film comes to the London stage
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Two Exhibitions @ Panter & Hall

Cornish and Scottish landscapes brought to life using contrasting styles.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 28 March-3 April

Book, poetry and spoken word events in London this week: launches, birthdays and poetry bingo.
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Imitation @ Hoxton Gallery

A satirical twist on modern art.