This week's cultural calendar is heavy on remakes and revivals... here's our pick of the best
Film the little-known side of the capital.
A promenade experience in Horace Walpole's 18th century gothic-style house
Bookish things ahoy on the Southbank.
Windy music in Canada Square Park.
Eclectic screenings in offbeat locations making no dent in your wallet
The songwriting genius talks gay bars and sexual encounters on the tube ahead of the band's show next month.
Tony Law, Henning Wehn and other comedians, brilliant poetry group Homework, art history, hula hooping and more.
Willy Mason, Jonny and Lucy, Memoryhouse, Phoebe Killdeer and Rotifer
Ceramic human sculptures that are both primitive and surreal..
Everything but the cat is top notch
Rich Hall, Rich Herring, Benet Brandreth, Lolitics, Funny Flamingo, Bingo & Laughing Boy
Exuberant live music and a funky dancefloor for free
The rise and fall of New Labour, as told by someone who was there.
Jack White comes to Hammersmith and Paul Simon hits Hyde Park. See our pick of this week's gig announcements.
The rest of today's news.
Don't be fooled by its nicey-nicey casting: this comedy-horror musical is bloody gripping
The homecoming king and queen come of age at a magnificent show
Lincoln Center production, Barbican cast, Wimbledon pricing: three good reasons to see South Pacific in SW19.
Vivid abstract art with a hidden story.
Book, poetry and spoken word events in London this week.
11 days of contemporary graphic art, an often overlooked genre.
Tasty-sounding art, theatre, dance, classical and jazz events taking place this week
Dust off your wallet as Record Store Day returns to your local indie.
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