Snoop Dogg takes Lovebox to a new level as the Victoria Park festival announces their intial 2011 lineup.
It's like any other festival but the risk of mud is minimal, it happens in proper gig venues and you can sleep in your own bed.
Half price tickets and free stuff at the Coming Up Festival.
We're off to see the Wizard this week! And Dorothy's not the only one entering a fantasy world with interesting footwear: Alice heads into a ballet Wonderland at the Royal Opera House, and The Red Shoes opens at BAC...
We review one of 'National treasure' PJ Harvey's two shows at East London's Troxy.
Simon Callow extols love of the famous East End music hall.
Jonathan Miller’s production of The Mikado enjoys its twenty-fifth anniversary revival.
The London Word Festival returns! With excellent guests (Alan Moore, anyone?), inventive and immersive performances, witty and intelligent ideas, and a Scrabble tournament.
Londonist reviews Whose Blood at The Old Operating Theatre, where bodies were in much demand in 1832, for many different reasons...
"...leaves much Western film-making looking old-fashioned."
A series of verbatim stories from those living in parts of the world already suffering the consequences of global warming: commendable in its intention, but lacking drama.
There's one not-to-be-missed rock gig, and a bunch of other interesting concerts going onsale today. Read our round-up.
The launch for the rapper Ghostpoet’s debut album last week was a shambolic but no less entertaining gig to herald his new LP.
The purple cow returns in April for 3 months of comedy and cabaret.
Renowned veteran TV and stage actor Paul Copley is back in town this week as part of Winterlong. We asked him about the world of fringe theatre.
A heart wrenching true story of family, love and war uplifted by singalong soul train classics.
Our guide to this week's most interesting theatre, art, dance and opera picks. With news about Marti Pellow, Les Dennis *and* Paul Daniels
60 x 60 second acts line up to tickle your funny bone this week.
Is it time for porn to be rehabilitated? Cabaret star Ophelia Bitz certainly thinks so.
Sarah Woodward shines in rarely-performed Ayckbourn ghost story at the cute Print Room in Westbourne Grove.
A black comedy, competently acted, with successful, unconventional stylistic choices...but the story is hackneyed and the writing shallow.
The creative genius behind Cirque du Soleil's Totem is back with his latest play.
On leaving the Gate Theatre after Fatherland you’ll be left in no doubt of its conviction – it’s a play that wants to make you squirm; yet despite its gritty intentions, it also leaves you a little perplexed.
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