The funniest video we've seen all year.
A new festival with an indie-folk edge comes to Shepherd's Bush.
Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes are in BBC4's mockumentary, going behind the scenes of London 2012's Deliverance Team.
Danny Boyle's production with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller is stunning, and utterly sold out. But there are still ways to see it...
The Cultural Olympiad climax has been announced: Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch: World Cities 2012 will be the big finish to the four year cultural run-up to the 2012 London Olympic Games
Catch a quality film from Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine or Syria.
The bumper crop of gigs on sale this Friday includes the enigmatic-sounding Anna Calvi. See which other tickets you should be buying this week.
Join the square kids at the east end music hall to celebrate the launch of the online music festival.
Fed up you're not off to Austin? Stop sulking and read this.
A totally safe-for-work study of human exposure in European art.
Street-smart dialogue, top-notch acting and a powerful plot — is this "the play of 2011"?
A gently heartbreaking play-within-a-play at the Cock Tavern.
Celebs in theatreland; Royals at the Hayward Gallery; and the Trocks come to Wimbledon. Here are our picks for what's on in London this week.
Celebrating a century of female film makers, BEV 2011 opens today on International Women's Day.
Look, but don't touch.
Kneehigh Theatre return to the BAC as part of the Centre's 30th birthday celebrations.
Tantalizing and diverse: 16 artists from Sri Lanka on show at Asia House.
"If Not, Then What" has created a temporary creative think-tank for arts involvement with politics on the parade ground at Chelsea College of Arts. An ideal setting for launching a maverick mayoral campaign.
Ever wondered what the life of a world-class gentleman juggler is like? It's not just cruise ships, mistaken identity and hanging out with famous actors, you know...
Between the Oscars and the Oliviers, the best of last year's fringe theatre got its due recognition.
Ken Kesey's classic tale on stage in Camden
This week's onsales in a nutshell: one wardrobe malfunction, some South African rockers and an ex-Beatle.
War, racism, an Australian Idol winner and some soul classics.
Looking for the next hot comedy tip? Welcome to Robin and Partridge's mad world.
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